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Yung Shue Au

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Coordinates: 22°32′38″N 114°14′52″E / 22.5438°N 114.2479°E / 22.5438; 114.2479
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Not to be confused with Yung Shue O or Yung Shue Wan.

Yung Shue Au (Chinese: 榕樹凹) is a Hakka village and the name of the surrounding area located in northeast the New Territories, Hong Kong. Administratively, it falls within the North District.

Yung Shue Au means banyan pass, a mountain pass next to the north bay of Yung Shue Au Bay on the peninsula northeast of Pat Sin Leng.

The location is adjacent to Starling Inlet and close to the maritime border between Hong Kong and Shenzhen. Founder of the village is a person named WAN Mein Cheong who came from Hui Zhou of mainland China.

22°32′38″N 114°14′52″E / 22.5438°N 114.2479°E / 22.5438; 114.2479


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