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Pik Uk, Hong Kong — Area Guide & Where to Stay

Pik Uk is a small village in Sai Kung District, one of the settlements counted under the New Territories of Hong Kong.

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Village ground carries no hotels. Pik Uk is recorded as a small village rather than a built-up quarter, so a visitor books a bed elsewhere in Hong Kong and travels out to Sai Kung District for the day. The two named fixtures nearby, Tsui Lam Sports Centre and Po Lam Sports Centre, sit among estate blocks rather than beside any guest house.

A room inside Sai Kung District keeps the approach short, while the denser quarters of Hong Kong hold the range of beds that a village of this size has never needed to supply.

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What are the main landmarks in Pik Uk?

Pik Uk lists no monument of its own. The two fixtures indexed with the village, Tsui Lam Sports Centre and Po Lam Sports Centre, stand among built-up estates rather than among village houses. Both are public halls.

That gap between the village and the fixtures named beside it is the clearest measure of how small a settlement Pik Uk is within Sai Kung District.

What is the history of Pik Uk?

Pik Uk enters the record as a village. The written trace is administrative rather than anecdotal, giving the settlement's size, its village status, and its place inside Sai Kung District within the New Territories of Hong Kong, but no founding year at all. That silence is common for village ground.

A settlement small enough to be described in a single line rarely leaves the charters, maps, and municipal minutes that build a longer account, and the Sai Kung name reaches Pik Uk through the district drawn around it rather than through the village itself.

Where is Pik Uk?

Village ground, not town. Pik Uk sits inside Sai Kung District, one of the divisions into which the New Territories of Hong Kong are drawn.

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Updated September 2026