The Peak Tram

#hongkongtrip The peak tram is one of the worlds oldest funicular railways. Since its major 2022 upgrade, it features 6th- generation green tramcars with panoramic glass roofs. The peak tram is scheduled for temporary suspension for rope maintenance from march 9 to march 12, 2026. During this time, use bus 15 from central pier 5 or minibus 1 to reach the peak

No long-distance travel needed✈️ 2025.11.20-2026.8.31 The Hong Kong Palace Museum takes you on a 4000-year journey through time Immerse yourself in the exploration of ancient Egypt's glorious civilization🗿 📍Exhibition Venue: 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong 🕰Opening Hours: Monday/Wednesday/Thursday/Sunday 10:00-18:00 Friday-Saturday 10:00-20:00 💰Ticket Price: Starting from HKD 95 (requires purchase of Exhibition Hall 9 ticket) ✨Must-See Highlights✨ ✅"Land of the Pharaohs" Exhibition Hall Stunning display of a 2.35-meter-tall colossal statue of Senusret I ✅Golden Seti II Floral Crown👑 Extremely rare royal artifact ✅Adorable Cat Mummy🐱 Also featuring rare animal mummies like the baboon statue of Tutankhamun ✅2.8-meter-tall Colossal Statue of Tutankhamun Original colors vividly recreated through digital projection✨ ✅Bust of Nefertiti The true face of ancient Egypt’s most beautiful pharaoh 🚥Exhibition Tips 1️⃣ Recommended to purchase the special exhibition ticket for HKD 120 2️⃣ Allow 2-3 hours for the visit 3️⃣ Avoid weekends and public holiday peak times 4️⃣ Flash photography is prohibited inside the museum📸 5️⃣ Cantonese, Mandarin, and English audio guides available for rent 6️⃣ Strongly recommend joining a private guided tour with commentary Finally, don’t miss the exclusive merchandise! The super popular cat mummy blind boxes are a must-have🐾 Pharaoh-themed cultural and creative products are also super cute~ (A souvenir shop is available inside the museum)

📍 Itinerary Overview Ready to experience a Hong Kong adventure that’s totally next level? Here’s your 5-day cheat sheet for soaking up the city’s must-sees, yummy eats, epic views, and comfy rests! Let’s go! ✈️✨ 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Check into Royal Plaza Hotel (No.193 Prince Edward Road West, Mong Kok) Day 2: Hop on The Peak Tram—33 Garden Rd, Central. Open daily from 07:30 to 23:00, ticket from HKD 64. Day 3: Get your magic on at Hong Kong Disneyland (Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau). Park hours vary, but it’s open til late most nights! Admission from HKD 548. Day 4: Chill around Mong Kok & local street markets. Day 5: Explore hidden gems and snack everywhere you can! 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions · The Peak Tram: Riding this legendary tram = bucket list unlocked! The views from the top are literally 🤯. Perfect for your Insta reel. · Hong Kong Disneyland: The castle looks straight out of a fairytale (and yes, it’s packed with tourists under perfect blue skies). The Western-style architecture is cool for photo ops—think Cinderella vibes, clouds floating by, magic happening all around. 🚇 Transportation · MTR (subway) is your bestie! Snap up an Octopus card for easy journeys all over town. · Trams, ferries, and buses are everywhere—get ready for transport options galore. 🚋⛴️ 📷 Photo Spots · Disneyland’s castle (especially on those sunny days—#noFilter needed!) · Victoria Peak views from the tram · Neon-lit streets in Mong Kok · Local food stalls (pic = instant FOMO) 🍜 Local Cuisine Don’t leave HK without trying: · Dim sum (literally the OG brunch) · Egg waffles · Roasted goose · Milk tea Pro tip: Mong Kok is packed with tasty spots. You’ll never go hungry here! 🏠 Accommodation Royal Plaza Hotel is sooo good for families and groups! · Spacious rooms, big beds, and top-tier housekeeping—feels way fancier than most HK hotels. · Staff speak multiple languages and are super friendly (you’ll feel right at home!). · Chill out in the pool or sauna after a busy day of exploring. · Some guests say facilities feel a bit dated or check-in takes awhile, but overall vibes are comfy and welcoming. 💡 Tips · Book attraction tickets on trip.com before you arrive—saves you major time and stress. · Go early for Disneyland or The Peak Tram to avoid epic lines. · Check weather for those sunny, outdoor days (Sunblock = must!). · Wear comfy sneakers—you’ll be doing loads of walking! Hong Kong is buzzing with energy, culture, and awesome food. Grab your camera, snack your way through, and live that travel influencer life!

🎶 Since the BLACKPINK Asia tour was announced at the end of May, tickets have been hard to get~ especially for the Hong Kong stop 👑 Compared to other cities on the Asia tour, Hong Kong is easier to reach. Just take a day off or go on the weekend as a special mission and you’re good to go 🛫 Plus, the new Kai Tak Arena for this show has no runway and is close to the main stage, making it a total buff✨ 🎟️ Exclusive Honghu Yiyou Package Highlights 1️⃣ BLACKPINK floor tickets Choose Saturday or Sunday shows, with options for standing tickets (yellow area) or seated tickets~ Kai Tak Arena has no runway, so you can feel the BP stage charm up close 🔥 2️⃣ Stay at the same Rosewood Hong Kong hotel as Jennie 53㎡ luxury sea view room, the same one Jennie stayed in for her 2023 birthday, increasing your chances of a surprise encounter! 🏨 3️⃣ Alphard private car + 12-hour guide service Skip the lines after the show, go straight to the hotel or attractions, no more taxi troubles 🚗 4️⃣ Hong Kong Island art tour Tai Kwun art exhibition, Peak Tram, Star Ferry, Michelin dining… all in one stop to capture the essence of Hong Kong 🌉 What are you waiting for? Let’s go to Hong Kong for a concert!

A trip to Victoria Peak isn’t just about the destination; the journey on the Peak Tram is a memorable adventure itself! Here’s what you need to know about this iconic ride, from start to finish. 🏢 The Peak Tram Station Start your adventure at the Peak Tram Lower Terminus, located on Garden Road in Central. Here’s why the station itself is worth a visit: · Historic Charm: Opened in 1888, the station has a vintage feel with historic photos and memorabilia. 🏛️ · Interactive Displays: Learn about the tram’s history and the engineering marvel behind it. 🚡 The Tram Ride Board the Peak Tram for an unforgettable ride up to Victoria Peak. Here’s what makes the journey special: · Steep Ascent: The tram climbs at a steep angle, giving you a unique perspective of the city. · Scenic Views: Enjoy panoramic views of skyscrapers, lush greenery, and Victoria Harbour as you ascend. 🌿 · Smooth Ride: Despite the steep climb, the tram ride is smooth and comfortable, making it suitable for all ages. 🌟 The Peak Tower & Sky Terrace 428 At the top, you’ll arrive at the Peak Tower. Don’t miss visiting Sky Terrace 428 for 360-degree views: · Breathtaking Views: Capture stunning photos of Hong Kong’s skyline, especially at sunset. 📸🌅 · Retail Therapy: The Peak Tower has a variety of shops selling unique and affordable souvenirs. 🛍️ 📋 Tips for Your Visit · Buy Tickets Online: Skip the line by purchasing your tram tickets in advance. · Best Time to Go: Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds and enjoy a more relaxed experience. · Camera Ready: Make sure your camera or smartphone is charged for all the fantastic photo opportunities. 📸 · -- The Peak Tram experience is more than just a ride; it’s a journey through history, offering spectacular views and a fun shopping experience at the top. Don’t miss this iconic Hong Kong adventure! 🚋🌟 #VictoriaPeak #tramways

#hongkongtrip 🚋 Victoria Peak Tram: Is it worth it? We saw huge lines both to and from the peak, but we finally took the ride once! The tram ride is truly a wonderful experience! Everyone recommends leaving early to avoid the crowds. We wanted to see the sunset and the night lights, so we were willing to wait in line. The tram is very atmospheric, old, and stylish. You slowly ascend, and incredible views unfold before you. If you arrive during rush hour and the line stretches all the way to the door, go to Plan B and take the bus. The ride is a bit slower but the lines are shorter. #HongKong #VictoriaPeak #CityViews #SkylineMagic #TravelTips

📍Destination: Hong Kong 📍Travel Duration: 4 Days, 3 Nights 🚇Transportation: MTR + Walking Explored Hong Kong's iconic tourist spots and photo spots! 🌃 Tourist Information 📍Victoria Peak 📍Address: 128 Peak Rd, The Peak, Hong Kong 💰Admission Fee: Observation Deck around 75HKD A famous night view spot to enjoy the panoramic view of Hong Kong. 📍Avenue of Stars 📍Address: Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 💰Admission Fee: Free A night view walking course in Hong Kong. 📍Choi Hung Estate 📍Address: Choi Hung Estate, Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong 💰Admission Fee: Free A colorful building that serves as a popular photo spot. 💡 Travel Tips ✔️ Recommended to visit for night views ✔️ Convenient to use MTR ✔️ Morning visit to Choi Hung recommended ✔️ Be cautious of crowded tourist spots ⭐ Overall Highly recommended as you can enjoy both Hong Kong's iconic tourist attractions and photo spots!

This is The Peak Tram, a tram you can ride to go up the mountain and enjoy the view of Hong Kong city. It’s one of the must-do activities for anyone visiting Hong Kong. If you don’t come here, it’s like you haven’t really been to Hong Kong. The tram takes you up to Victoria Peak, the highest peak on Hong Kong Island. At the top, there are shopping malls, restaurants, free viewing spots, and some paid viewing areas. The view is stunning. You can see Victoria Harbour, which connects both sides of Hong Kong. This place is truly unmissable. How to get there Take the MTR red line to Central Station, then use exit J2. Walk along Garden Road for about 10 minutes to reach the Peak Tram boarding point.

There are places that meet expectations, and then there are those that exceed them. The Peak Tram belongs to the latter category. Seven minutes of ascent at a 27-degree angle, and Hong Kong begins to slowly transform outside the window: skyscrapers, the harbor, distant islands—all coming together in a breathtaking panorama. At the top, one thing becomes clear—you’ve underestimated this city and its views. How to get there The lower tram station is the Garden Road Terminal on Hong Kong Island. The easiest ways to reach it: ∙ Take the MTR to Central Station, Exit J2, then walk uphill along Garden Road for about 10 minutes. ∙ Hop on bus No. 15C from Star Ferry Pier directly to the lower station—cheap and convenient. ∙ Take a taxi from Central—about 5 minutes and costs around 40–50 HKD. Tram fare: approximately 55–60 HKD one way, 85–90 HKD round trip. It’s best to buy tickets online in advance—queues at the station can be massive, especially on weekends. My itinerary I started with the tram, of course—choosing a seat by the window on the right side for the best views during the ascent. Seven minutes at an increasing angle, and the city literally unfolds beneath you. At the summit, my first stop wasn’t the Peak Galleria shopping mall but the Peak Tower observation deck—an open terrace on the roof offering a 360-degree view. To the left: Victoria Harbor and the Kowloon Peninsula; to the right: the green hills of the island and the South China Sea in the distance. Next, I descended to the pedestrian trail on Lugard Road—a circular path around the summit that takes about an hour and offers constantly changing views: the city, the jungle, and the ocean. Almost no tourists, just local joggers and birds. The finale was a walk down the forest trail through Peak Garden towards the Mid-Levels. It takes 40–50 minutes and reveals a completely different Hong Kong—quiet, green, and without a single skyscraper in sight. Tips 🕐 Best time: Arrive around 5 PM to catch the daytime panorama, stay for the golden hour, and enjoy the nighttime view. Three different scenes in one visit. 📅 Weekdays and early mornings—on weekends, the tram queue can stretch for an hour or more. At 8–9 AM on weekdays, it’s almost empty. 🌫️ Check the weather—on foggy days, the summit is literally in the clouds with zero visibility. Check the forecast beforehand, especially from November to March. 🌸 Best season: October–December—clear skies, cool air, and maximum visibility. Summer often brings haze and 90% humidity. 💳 Buy tickets online—save time in line and sometimes money. Combo tickets with Madame Tussauds or other attractions at the summit are often more cost-effective. 🥤 Food and coffee—there are several cafes at the summit, but prices are touristy. Better to bring coffee from below and enjoy it on the observation deck with a harbor view. Photo spots I returned to with my camera The nighttime panorama from the Peak Tower—one of the best urban views in the world. Use a tripod, exposure 8–15 seconds: skyscraper lights reflecting in the harbor, and Kowloon glowing like gold. The tram window during the ascent—keep your camera close to the glass and shoot in motion: skyscrapers tilt at an angle, creating a cinematic perspective—even on a phone. Lugard Road trail—look for gaps in the trees where the city peeks through the greenery. Leaves framing the skyscraper panorama create a much more interesting shot than an open view. Sunrise from the summit—if you’re willing to arrive by 6 AM, you’ll witness mist in the valleys between the hills, pink skies over the harbor, and complete solitude on the observation deck. Worth any alarm clock. 🌆🚡🌿

#discoverchina Starting at Yau Ma Tei MTR, take the train to Central Exit J2, and walk around 10 minutes to the tram. Arriving at 8:20 AM, ticketing was quick, and the tram had only 10-20 people onboard. At the peak, enjoy the breeze and coffee. Returning at 9:30 AM was queue-free, but long lines had already formed at the base. Key tip: Early mornings are the secret!

🚠Coming to Hong Kong, the Peak is a must-visit place. 🚠To get to the Peak, the best choice is definitely to take the Peak Tram, but be prepared to queue, especially during holidays; in addition, you can also take a bus to the top; if you don't care about the money, you can just take a taxi. 🚠Of all the experiences, the best one is definitely the Peak Tram, this ancient mode of transport, which has brought convenience to Hong Kong people to climb the peak since 1851. But at that time, it was powered by steam, with limited carrying capacity, and the carriage was divided into three classes. The first class seats were for the wealthy businessmen living on the top of the mountain, and later changed to be reserved for the Governor of Hong Kong. Today's tram has been upgraded from electric traction to intelligent control system, and the passenger capacity has also been greatly increased. 🚠When taking the tram, try to sit on the right side when going up the mountain, you can see the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour all the way. Because the track is steep, it feels like all the buildings on both sides have become the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and you can even see Victoria Harbour through the roof of the car. 🚠It's better to go to the Peak in the late afternoon, you can see the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour at sunset, and when night falls, you can overlook the bright night view of the Pearl of the Orient and the lights of thousands of homes, which is even more beautiful. 📝Peak Tram Ticket Buying Tips It is recommended to choose a round trip➕Sky Terrace package, which is the most cost-effective. Be sure to choose a good visibility day to go up, otherwise you won't see anything in the fog. Buying tickets in advance may not be faster than buying tickets on the spot, this is divided into two queues, after arriving at the scene, it's best to ask first, so as not to queue in the wrong line. When there are many people, the Sky Terrace will limit the flow, if you want to wait for the highest point to enjoy the beautiful view, it's best to prepare in advance. 📍Detailed address: No. 33 Garden Road, Central

🚠🚠🚠 On the day I took the Peak Tram to the summit, the sky wasn’t clear. Since the mist was wrapped around the forest, I gave up on going all the way up and focused on the three main midway stations instead. Fewer people, no queues, and even on cloudy days, you can capture cool, vintage-style Hong Kong photos with a film-like vibe 📸. Beginners can follow this guide 😎, no detours or wasted money. 【Travel Tips】: ⏰ Time: Arrive at the terminal between 9-10 AM to avoid crowds and get the best seats with no queues. 💰 Payment: Use Octopus card first, tap on and off directly, no need to buy tickets on site. 🚡 Seat choice: Sit on the right side going up, left side going down for the best views and photos. 📮 Stop reminder: Press the button for your stop in advance on the tram to get off; boarding midway requires another fare. 📍 Barker Road Station|Century-old Retro Historic Platform Barker Road Station is a Grade I historic building in Hong Kong 🏛️. The white vintage arched platform is surrounded by dense forest 🌳, making the tram look like it’s emerging from the woods, full of old-school artistic charm. 【Tips】: ☀️ On sunny days, you can hike up to the summit in about half an hour; ☁️ on cloudy days, the summit is windy and biting cold, so take the tram directly to the next stop after shooting to save time and effort. 📍 MacDonnell Road Station|Stone Bridge Overlook for Iconic Shots 🥳 This is the best photo spot along the entire tram line. From the stone bridge overlook, you can capture the tram climbing the slope with a deep perspective 🛤️, blending greenery, vintage tracks, and the stone bridge perfectly. 【Tips】: There’s a bus nearby 🚌 that goes straight downhill. If you have time, you can walk 👣 to Kennedy Road, which is close by, so no need to pay for another ride. 😜 Walking and shooting along the way is more cost-effective. 📍 Kennedy Road Station|Suspended Tram and Taxi in One Frame This spot has very few tourists and features a blend of vintage and urban life. You can capture the green tram suspended diagonally 🚞 alongside the red taxis 🚗 passing below. The contrast of motion and stillness creates a unique, lesser-known Hong Kong scene that’s almost never duplicated. 【Tips】: After shooting, you can take the bus or walk downhill 😘, connecting to Central without backtracking. The whole trip is relaxed and smooth, making your photo tour seamless. 🤩🤩🤩 The hidden midway stations of the Peak Tram hold Hong Kong’s gentlest vintage charm. Avoid peak hours in the morning ✅, use Octopus card ✅, enjoy fewer crowds and beautiful scenery ✅, and hike in the mountains ✅—this is the true way to experience a relaxed trip in Hong Kong ❤️. Summit Tram