The Peak Hong Kong
The Peak is Hong Kong’s top viewpoint, smack in the middle of the city but high enough to give insane views of Victoria Harbour, skyscrapers, and mountains. Ride the historic Peak Tram (since 1888!) up, then hit the Sky Terrace or free decks for panoramas. It’s more than just photos—think hikes, quirky museums, and dining with a view.
Recommended sightseeing time: ~2-4 hours
Address:
The Peak, Hong Kong
The Peak Tram Tickets
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Round-trip Peak Tram + Sky Terrace 428 (Adult)
Age: 12–64 years old
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Round-trip Peak Tram + Sky Terrace 428 (Child)
Age: 3–11 years old
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The Peak HK Ticket Combo
Round-trip Peak Tram + Sky Terrace 428 + Hong Kong Observation Wheel & AIA Vitality Park (Adult)
The Peak Hong Kong Nearby Hotels
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Two MacDonnell Road
1.15 km away from The Peak Hong Kong
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South Nest
1.89 km away from The Peak Hong Kong
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Conrad Hong Kong
1.7 km away from The Peak Hong Kong
The Peak Hong Kong Reviews
4.6/5
6580 reviews
5/5
I carried a small tin box, the size of my palm, specifically to collect the colorful candy wrappers I encountered along the way. There were old-fashioned fruit candies that an old lady at the alleyway gave me, their wrappers printed with faded floral patterns, their textured with a frosty feel of bygone days. As I unwrapped the candy and popped it into my mouth, I would carefully flatten the wrapper and press it back into the tin box as the sweetness spread. There were also mints that came free from dessert shops, their wrappers shimmering with tiny silver foil, swaying gently in the breeze. And there were orange candies left over from sharing with new friends, their wrappers printed with cute cartoon designs. Each one corresponded to an unexpected encounter. After a few days of wandering, the tin box was overflowing. Not a single one was a souvenir I had deliberately bought; each one was imbued with the warmth and sweetness of that moment. When I got home, I would occasionally empty them and spread them out on the table. The different colored wrappers stacked together felt like a whole bunch of sweet little moments from the journey were laid out before my eyes. I could instantly recall the taste of that time without even looking at photos. This feeling of collecting these little sweet moments was much more comforting than buying a bunch of expensive souvenirs.
5/5
We bought our tickets at a discount, so we didn't have to wait in line at the ticket office. I just scanned the QR code at the entrance and off we went. Victoria Peak is a must-see; I loved the view! There's also a wonderful restaurant at the top, themed after the movie Forrest Gump. The food is excellent; try it, you won't regret it. We walked down along an old road. You find yourself in the jungle—birds singing, insects chirping, vines. It's amazing!!! But the trail is long; it took about an hour to get down and about 15 minutes to the metro. You need to be in good physical condition. Definitely take the tram up; don't skimp. The climb is tough (we went down and felt sorry for those going up :)
5/5
Light a warm campfire in the wilderness, the firewood crackling softly as it burns, sparks drifting into the dark blue night sky. People around you casually offer you snacks, and you chat aimlessly around the fire. No one rushes you to the next activity, and no one is constantly taking photos. You simply sit on a rock by the fire, letting the warm light fall on your face, watching the distant stars shine so brightly they seem to fall into the fire. The wind carries the scent of wild grass and trees, blowing away all your worries. You used to think that camping meant going to well-equipped, trendy campsites to take great photos for social media. But after spending a whole night sitting around a campfire in the wilderness, you realized that the warmest and most lively moments are often found in aimless chatter. Traveling the world is worthwhile not because you have to check off every trendy campsite, but because it's about spending a whole night by a crackling campfire. This lively warmth will quietly warm your heart on those cold nights when you're working hard alone in a foreign land.
5/5
Very cool views, I recommend it!
5/5
I have visited Hong Kong more than ten times, but perhaps because it has been 10 years since my last visit... I don't think I've ever enjoyed the Peak Tram as much as I did this time. The facilities seem to have been stylishly refurbished, and it was a satisfying trip in every way. In addition, I booked the Ong Ting 360 at a discount through Triple, and I am extremely satisfied.
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