Transportation Overview

The Hong Kong public transportation network is well established, modernized, fast and convenient. Main transport features including The Mass Transit Railway (MTR), The Kowloo-Canton Railway (KCR), The Light Rail (LR), buses, trams, ferries and taxis are summarized in the following tables for your easy reference.

MTR l KCR l LR l Buses / Minibuses / Maxicabs l Peak Tram / HK Tramway l Ferries l Taxi l Airport Transportation


	The Peak Tramway Operating since 1888, the Peak Tram climbs a fascinating 373-metre gradient to the Victoria Peak, providing a panoramic view of the Victoria Harbour.

No. of Stations:	From Garden Road Terminal in Central to the Peak Terminus, 3 stations en route serving local residents
Operation Hours:	7am-12 midnight
Duration:	8 mins, tram runs at 10-15 mins intervals
Fares:	Adult: HK$20 (HK$30 return); Child: HK$6 (HK$9 return)
Remarks:	(1) There is a free shuttle-bus service from Star Ferry Concourse (Central) to the Garden Road terminal. (2) Mon-Sat: 9am-7pm at every 20 mins (3) Sun & public holidays: 9am-8pm at every 10-15 mins
Enquiry:	(852) 2522 0922

HK Tramways
Established in 1904, the Hong Kong Tramways is a 13-kilometre rail system running together with other vehicles on the street. The upper deck of its double-decked coach gives good views of the town as the tram rattles slowly.

Service Area:	Hong Kong Island's northern coast
Routes:	From Kennedy Town to Shau Kei Wan on the Hong Kong Island, with a side loop around Happy Valley Racecourse; the Island's main districts like Sheung Wan, Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, etc. are all en route.
Operation Hours:	6am-1am
Fares:	Adult HK$2; child & senior HK$1; fix fares no matter how many stations are taken
Remarks:	(1) Fares are paid into driver's coin box upon alighting
Enquiry:	(852) 2559 8918