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Lantau International School Tong Fuk Campus Lower Primary (P1 - P3) 113 Tong Fuk Village, Lantau, New Territories, Hong Kong. Admin L.I.S. Office Tong Fuk Campus Children’s Playground Store White Riverine Building restaurant Village Bus Stop Entrance Towards South Lantau Road Towards Tai O Tung Chung Bus stop Zebra Crossing Car Park Sea Directions: 3M 11 23 bus: no.11 (Tai O) / no.23 (Ngong Ping) from Tung Chung bus terminus. Once entering Tong Fuk, get off at the 1st bus stop, cross the road and see a white building (left) 3M 11 23next to the village entrance. 3M 11 23journey: 30 mins approx. website: www.newlantaobus.com taxi: use a blue taxi for south Lantau only. journey: 20 mins approx. car: from Tung Chung head onto Yu Tung Road then towards Tung Chung Road uphill, go past Shek Mun Kap (1st roundabout) and straight on. Bottom of the hill take a right (2nd roundabout) signposted for Tai O and travel along South Lantau Road (10 mins). Tong Fuk will be in sight when passing by the Riverine restaurant (right), further on you will see a zebra crossing with a nearbyL.I.S. car park. Police HQ journey:Cheung 20 Sha mins approx. Campus L.I.S. Police HQ L.I.S.Cheung Sha Slip road Police HQ CheungCampus Sha Campus Towards Slip road South Lantau Road Tung Chung Steps to Slip road the campus Towards South Lantau Road TowardsTung Chung Steps to South Lantau Road Stepsthe campus to Tung Chung the campus Derelict building Derelict Derelictbuilding building Bus Stop The Stoepe Bus Stop Bus Stop Restaurant Bus Stop Sea The Stoepe Lower Bus StopTowards O Tai TheRestaurant Stoepe Bus Stop Cheung Restaurant Sea Sea Sha Lower Towards O Tai Lower Towards O Tai Cheung CheungSha Sha .

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