[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Tramways (Ding Ding) (Updated Oct)

When you think of Hong Kong, you think of the double-decker tram 🚃 Taking a photo with a tram in it makes it look very Hong Kong-like 📸 The best way to take photos is to sit in the front row on the second floor of the tram! Photos 1 to 4 were all taken from the front row on the second floor of the tram ✨ Just taking a photo with the tram in it is full of Hong Kong-like atmosphere, and I like all of my photos ☺️ It's also great to take videos while it's moving ✨ Riding the MTR may be faster and more convenient, but the Hong Kong tram, which rattles through the city at a slightly slower speed, is a vehicle that you should ride and photograph at least once if you visit Hong Kong ☺️ #overseastraveltrip #hongkong #hongkongtourism #hongkongtrip #girlstrip #solotrip #hongkong #hongkongtrip #tram #photogenicspot

#HongKongTravel Taking a tram or “Ding Ding” in Hong Kong is probably one of the best ways to experience the charm of the city at a leisurely pace. This time, we took the tram from Wan Chai to Kennedy Town. This route will pass through important streets such as Central, Sheung Wan, and Sai Ying Pun. Morning is the best time to take the tram because the weather is cool, with soft sunlight and light wind. Along the way, you will see the city view, which is a mix of modern and old buildings. What makes this experience impressive is seeing the way of life of people who move along with the big city, such as: • Hong Kong people having breakfast in a small shop • People waiting for a bus at a bus stop • A group of elderly people exercising in a park Along both sides of the road are tall buildings, shopping malls, restaurants, and cafes. It makes us feel that Hong Kong still maintains its uniqueness even though it is a city that never sleeps. At a reasonable price of $3 the entire route #HongKong #Fly to HongKong #HongKongReview #BeautifulPhotoSpots

Hello✈️ Every time I go to Hong Kong, I will take my friends to Kennedy Town! ! Because this route is so beautiful. 🧾｜Walk route Sai Wan Swimming Shed→Exit C of MTR Station→Winstons Coffee→% Coffee→Smithfield Road→Belcher Bay Promenade 🚶Or check in in reverse 📷｜Check-in point 🔸Kennedy Town Basketball Court Walk left from Exit C to the basketball court. A telephoto lens can capture the classic camera angle of Kennedy Town 🔸Winstons Coffee is a coffee shop I like very much ☕️ There is a sign of Winstons Street in front of the Kennedy Town store, which is very photogenic 🔸% Coffee A coffee shop that is super close. You can actually take pictures of the sea at the door (don’t stand across the street to take pictures!!!) 🔸Smith Field Road If you walk along the seaside promenade, you will see this uphill road. You can often see people walking their dogs. It is really a story to walk along this street! ! 🔸Belcher Bay Promenade This road is so beautiful! ! The main reason is that no one took pictures. The beach benches, the beach walls, and the stairs very close to the sea all look great in photos! ! 🔸West Ring Swimming Shed Walk left along % Coffee and you will arrive in about 20 minutes. You can take pictures of the sparkling sea~ 🍱｜Recommended food and drinks Cafe: Winston Coffee/Classy le Carré/Little Cove Main meal: Want Want Supreme Roast Goose Ice House/Ying Kee Noodle House 🔖｜Travel Tips 🚇Recommend MTR and tram (Kennedy Town is the last stop, you can take the tram to see the sea after shopping) 🗺️Use Google Maps for navigation 🚘Uber and HK Taxi can be used for taxis #MyPrivateTravelRoute #HongKong #HongKongPhotography #KennedyTown #HongKongTravel #HongKongTravelStrategy #HongKongSeeTheSea #HongKongWalkingGuide #HongKongNicheAttractions #MyHongKongTravels #HongKongLife

Hong Kong Tram, commonly known as 'Ding Ding,' is one of the unique modes of transportation on Hong Kong Island. Operating since 1904, it has a history of over a century. The tram is favored by both locals and tourists for its affordability and eco-friendliness. The tram routes traverse the east and west ends of Hong Kong Island, passing through numerous famous attractions and bustling areas, making it an ideal choice for exploring Hong Kong. Spot 1: Chun Yeung Street, North Point Chun Yeung Street in North Point is one of Hong Kong's famous markets, attracting many visitors with its diverse range of goods and authentic local atmosphere. Vendors here sell fresh vegetables, seafood, and various snacks, making it a place where people linger. The street is particularly lively in the morning, filled with the sounds of vendors calling out and people chatting, giving a unique taste of Hong Kong's local culture. Spot 2: Sunset at Whitty Street Whitty Street, located at the western end of Hong Kong Island, is an excellent spot for watching the sunset. In the evening, taking the tram to Whitty Street allows you to see the sun setting, with golden sunlight reflecting off Victoria Harbour's waters, creating a breathtaking view. This sunset scene attracts not only photography enthusiasts but also couples and families for a leisurely stroll. After watching the sunset, you can enjoy a meal at nearby restaurants, perfectly ending your day's journey.

#springsummer2024 Hong Kong's tram is really pleasant! For me who lives in Wan Chai, it is super convenient to take the Ding Ding tram to move horizontally. The trams come in various colors, and the photos taken are superb! The way to get on the Ding Ding bus is to get on from the back door and get off from the front door. A trip only costs 3 Hong Kong dollars. The Ding Ding bus has two floors and there are many seats. However, when there are a lot of people, there may not be any seats available. Although there is no air conditioning, the wind is very cool while driving, which is very comfortable. It’s really great to slowly appreciate the city scenery of Hong Kong! #Hongkong #Hongkongfood #Wheretogoweekend #Weekendcheckin #Fooddiary #Foodtour #Recordofeatinganddrinking #Weekendshop #Hongkongattractions #DingDingCar

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Hong Kong·China 🇭🇰Hong Kong is really perfect for Citywalk Strolling and taking photos 📷 is just too joyful The photos capture the flowing city 🏙 🗺Sai Ying Pun P1: Near the intersection of Centre Street and First Street, about a 2min walk from Sai Ying Pun Station B2 exit. Stone Coffee on Centre Street is said to be a hidden gem coffee shop ☕️, worth a try after a walk 😆 P2: Li Sing Tai Hang, the spot is at the slope directly opposite the hall, near the intersection of Western Street and High Street 🗺North Point P3: Fortress Hill signature stairs, the spot is right next to Fortress Hill MTR Station Exit A P4P5: Monster Building, you can search for 'Oi Man Estate' to get there P6: Near Chun Yeung Street, the spot is at the intersection of North Point Road and King's Road P7: Healthy East Street, the spot is on the stairs of North Point Church ⛪️ 🗺Central P8: Near Hang Seng Bank, the spot is on the Central Market Footbridge P9: Gun Club Street, the spot is next to the tramway 😉

#hongkongtrip Ding-Dings are essential to Hong Kong and a popular activity for city visitors. These double-decker trams have been sweeping the streets of Hong Kong Island since 1904, offering cheap trips to locals and a great experience for tourists for more than a century. Although the beloved name (Ding Ding) is officially known as Hong Kong Tramways, it refers to the sound of the bell that erupts when trams announce a stop to drop off and pick up passengers. In short, these are slowly moving trams that make their way through different areas of Hong Kong Island, taking Hong Kong’s local markets, restaurants and skyscrapers along the way. There are many stations so you can enter or get off every 50 to 100 meters, whenever and wherever you want. There Are Quite A Few Ding-dings So You Don’t Have To Wait Long To Ride One. During Normal Times, Ding-dings Can Be Very Full. When this happens, just wait for the next one to roll over to the ding-ding station and climb into it instead. The best views are upstairs where you have better views of the streets and market scenes around you. If you’re tall, the basement can present challenges to see outside. There are six different routes from Kennedy City in the west to Shan Ky-Wan in the east. Trams run from 5.45am to midnight every day, depending on the route. Flights are now HK$2.60 per adult and HK$2.30 per child. It is better to pay with an octopus card. Note that you will pay for your trip when you exit Ding Ding. The ascent occurs from the back. Then just find a seat and enjoy your trip. When exiting, press your octopus card or drop your coins even next to the driver. Payments are not taken and the change is not provided by the driver, so make the payment accurate ready when you leave.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm amber glow across the bustling streets of Hong Kong, I found myself standing at the tram stop, eagerly awaiting my unique adventure through the heart of the city on the mode of transport that as been operating for the past 119 years. Unlike the modern vehicles that zipped by, the iconic double-decker Hong Kong tram stood as a living testament to the city's rich history. The tram arrived with a gentle clatter, its aged exterior adorned with a kaleidoscope of colors and quirky advertisements from a bygone era. With a sense of excitement, I climbed aboard the creaking stairs to the upper deck, eager to immerse myself in this nostalgic journey. As I settled into my seat, I couldn't help but notice the intricate details that surrounded me. Faded wooden panels, brass handrails polished by countless hands over the years, and cushioned seats that held the stories of countless passengers – all of it transported me to another time. The tram began to move, its rhythmic clanging bells announcing our presence to pedestrians and motorists alike. We glided gracefully through the streets, and I watched in wonder as the vibrant tapestry of Hong Kong life unfolded before my eyes. Skyscrapers towered overhead, juxtaposed with traditional markets and colonial-era buildings that seemed to whisper secrets of the past. I marveled at the city's contrasts. Old and new blended seamlessly as neon signs glowed beside ancient temples, and the scent of street food wafted through the air mingling with the fragrance of incense. With a final clang of the bells, the tram brought us back to our starting point. Reluctantly, I descended the worn stairs, bidding farewell to the time capsule that had carried me through the heart of Hong Kong's soul. The experience left me with a profound appreciation for the city's history, its ability to evolve while holding onto its identity, and the enduring charm of a humble tram ride that had become a journey through time itself. As technology continuously advances quickly in the coming years with more efficient and modern public transport methods such as buses, trams, and trains, getting to experience such a classic and traditional way of transportation that can rarely be found around the world is truly an unforgettable and unique experience and memory. #trams #hongkong #publuctransport

One of the easiest and most accessible ways to travel around Hong Kong is by taking an adventure on HK Tramways 🚋🇭🇰❤️ The iconic, double-decker trams are known for their unique 1920’s style and they date back all the way through Hong Kong’s colourful history!💭 Simply use them for your commute or embark on a sightseeing tour - hope on and off as you wish and make your journey more interesting than using the subway 🚇 The sightseeing trams run between Western Market Terminus and Causeway Bay Terminus and the regular routes go beyond this too! It’s a fun and unique way to see HK🌉🫶🏻📸❤️📍 #TravelHongKong #ExploreHK #VibrantCity #CulturalHeritage #SkyscraperSkyline #VictoriaHarbour #DimSumDelights #LanKwaiFongNights #OceanParkThrills #PeakTramAdventures #TsimShaTsuiStroll #StreetFoodHaven #StanleyMarketFinds #NgongPing360 #SymphonyOfLights #ManMoTemple #WongTaiSinTemple #GiantBuddha #MongKokMadness #StarFerryRides #WalledCityMemories

Hi guys, i continue my blog about Hong Kong. If you want to see the town, taking pictures, chill and for almost free, you need to take a tramway. Indeed, during my trip I wanted to see the urban jungle of Hong Kong. For that I needed to cross the city and, instead of taking the subway (so conventional ) I choose their outdoor tramway and enjoy the view. I was lucky since I could get on the 2nd floor, at front of the subway. Enjoy the pictures guys 😎 #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

yes you read it right... only 3 HKD to go around the city. Ding Ding Tram as they call it, is probably one of the most famous attraction in Hongkong. also, it is considered one of the oldest form of transportation in the world. you won't gonna miss seeing these colorful machines because they are the kings of the streets in Hongkong. running on spots in wanchai, central, and many more. make sure you got exact 3HKD or you can use the Octopus card to pay upon hopping in. best way indeed and the cheapest to see every corners of the city. #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #solofemaletraveller #tripblazers

#Valentine's Day Good Place 📍Hong Kong Tram has been in service since 1904 and has a history of more than 100 years in Hong Kong. 📍In addition to being a daily means of transportation for Hong Kong Islanders, many friends also go to "tram river", this time including "my daughter and I😆" 📍On the tram while watching the city scenery along the way, listening to the "ding ding" sound in your ears, blowing the wind ~ just feel the unique slow life taste. 📍Valentine's Day, night trip to the tram river, is also a good choice😘 #HongKongGood Places #New Year Good Places #Good place for parents and children #LocalTour

If you want to enjoy the view along Hong Kong Island, especially between Kennedy Town and Shau Kei Wan, in an environmentally friendly way, the tram is a must vehicle to try! The tram is one of the earliest forms of public transport, run since 1904 under British rule. As it is a double-decker tram using the electoral system with open windows and slow speed, you will have enough time to see Hong Kong Island and enjoy the breeze. On top of that, the tram has a super low price. You only need to spend HK$.2 per trip. What else are you waiting for? #tourist #transport #transporthub #environmentalfriendly

[Hong Kong Tramways and Pocari Sweat join hands to create the first tram named after a brand] Hong Kong Tramways Limited (HKT) and Hong Kong Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. are excited to welcome the first tram named after the Pocari Sweat brand - COLLAR "Express Hydration" in the vibrant summer, kicking off the summer celebration of the brand's 40th anniversary in Hong Kong. COLLAR "Express Hydration" fully demonstrates Pocari Sweat's consistent innovative brand spirit, transforming the #88 air-conditioned tram into a "Pocari Sweat Mobile Experience Hall". Passengers stepping into the carriage are like entering a time tunnel of the evolution of Pocari Sweat products, savoring the past 40 years of Pocari Sweat's continuous innovation in product research and development, so that the public can easily and effectively replenish the body's lost water and electrolytes at different times, and in the best hydration state, everyone can enjoy the unique POWER OF SWEAT! #Today's Featured #Female Featured #Celebrity Featured #DailySpecial #Collar #Express Hydration #Hong Kong Tramways #Pocari Sweat —————————————————————

Trams are a unique means of transportation on Hong Kong Island. It only costs $2.6 to get from Sai Wan to Shau Kei Wan. Although there is no air conditioning, it is very enjoyable to take the tram on an autumn night, feel the cool autumn breeze, and enjoy the night view along the way. #colorfulday #The night view here is very beautiful

#wtifwtif_hongkong Yes we haven't been able to travel yet🥲 So actively look for attractions to visit in Hong Kong🏃‍♀️ This time we introduce a limited-time pop up store🚋 Hong Kong Tram World Records Temporary Store🛤 Art exhibition, fun photography, shopping and leisure in one 🥳 I believe everyone has heard of pantone Color Institute This time they are working together with the Hong Kong Tramway Named this color hk tram green! 💚 This color represents the concepts of sustainability, vitality, balance, etc.🍀 There are many limited edition products for everyone to buy in the limited edition store Including the super worth getting Monopoly Streetcar limited edition There are also the tram print masks that are now needed Of course, there is no shortage of phone cases that everyone has a few All are limited edition You can still have a cup of coffee when you're tired of walking and taking pictures This 3 tone iced coffee also includes this hk tram green Open: July 30 to August 22, 2021 Opening hours: 8am to 8pm Temporary store Location: ArtisTree, 1/F, Kang Kiu Building, Pacific Place, Quarry Bay @hktramways #hktramways #hktramgreen #tram165 #HongKongTram #HongKongTramgreen #Tram165 #pantone #pantone2021 #pantonehktramgreen #hktram #tram #hoteldeals#summertrip#gourmetsummer#exhibition2021#swimmingpoolphotography

🌟#Holiday Good Places🌟 #Tram Tours🌟 "Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!" I wonder how long it's been since we've been on Ding Ding🚋 Because I don't live in Hong Kong Island, I really rarely have the opportunity to take the tram, not to mention MBA. My sister was born so long that I can only take the one or two times, but my sister has never taken it😮 So this time I decided to come with them on a #DingDingTour🚩 This time we chose to take the route from #Kennedy Town Terminal to #Shau Kei Wan Terminal🛤️ The whole journey is about 1.5 hours, and because we took it at night, we saw many beautiful night views along the way😍 💬👧🏻👧🏻👶🏻💬 Although the whole tram journey takes a few hours, we don't feel long and not bored at all, maybe because we can see many different beautiful scenery and each area has its own characteristics💗 We specially chose the front seat to sit, you can clearly see the scenery, and there is some wind blowing along the way, it's so cool🤩 🌟Proving once again that Hong Kong is actually really beautiful and has a lot to do🌟 👀Remind you👀 Before getting on the bus, it's best to replenish your stomach and go to the toilet, so you don't have to worry about finding food and toilet in case of traffic 🤭 And now the weather is so cold, remember to bring more clothes 🧣🧥 If you like this sharing of Ding Ding Journey, remember to give us a Like 😘 🎄🚋🎄🚋🎄🚋🎄🚋🎄🚋🎄🚋🎄 #mbaparadise #melissabellaalyssaparadise #tramtrip #hongkongtramways #enjoylife #tram #hongkongtram #tram #dingding #dingdingjourney #slowlifeday #tramriver #holiday parent-child tour #parent-child activity #stay-in-Hong Kong activity #christmas #3kids #LocalTravel #HolidayGood Places #FamilyGood Places

The tram is one of Hong Kong’s most iconic forms of transport and has been in service in 1904. It’s been running along the streets of Hong Kong for some 100 years now, making it one of the world’s oldest tramway systems. Every time the tram pulls into a stop, it will first emit the sound of “ding ding ding” which is why people refer to trams as “ding ding.” Ding Dings are driven along the major areas on the Hong Kong Island. From Sai Wan, Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay down to North Point you can find these trams. As such, roads lined with tram tracks are also a significant and iconic mark of Hong Kong. Ding Dings bear witness to Hong Kong’s centennial history. Therefore, apart from being a form of transport, it is also an icon of our times. Back then, taking rides on the tram for an extended period of time was a romantic, leisurely activity. For many older generation of Hongkongers, this is a great memory and remains so for many others nowadays. There are also many retro and unique designs and types of Ding Dings. Perhaps you might have ridden on one of those 60s style trams seen in Stephen Chow’s “CJ7?”

Absolutely! This new review incorporates the Ding Ding Tram and the pedestrian overpass, showcasing the unique charm of Hong Kong's travel and city views. Hong Kong Review (A City of Movement and Endless Views) 🏙️ #HONGKONG, a city that never sleeps, offering a variety of experiences! ✈️ Conveniently travel from the airport to the bustling heart of the city. ☕ Wake up to a coffee by your room's window, taking in the skyscrapers and morning sunlight. ✨ At night, the city comes alive with unique lights and neon signs. 🚃 Take a ride on the double-decker tram (Ding Ding) for a classic bird's-eye view of the city. 🚶♀️ Walk up the pedestrian overpass and experience the beautiful hustle and bustle of the streets below. 🛍️ Enjoy shopping in every district, from luxury brands to charming local markets. 🍜 Enjoy authentic dim sum, wonton noodles, and delicious street food! 💖 Hong Kong offers countless photo opportunities. Every corner seems to have a story to tell. 💡 Getting around the city is easy with the MTR and public transportation that connects everywhere. ✨ This city is bursting with energy and unique charm. You'll fall in love with it! #HongKong #TravelHongKong #HongKongReview #HongKongTram #HongKongOverpass #NeonLights #UrbanLife #TravelHongKong

Hop On, Hop Off Fun with Hong Kong’s Ding Ding Tram 🚋🎉 Hong Kong’s Tramways—fondly nicknamed “Ding Ding”—are your ticket to soaking up the city’s vibrant energy with a retro twist! Glide between bustling districts like Central, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay for a uniquely local, slow-paced ride through the city’s heartbeat. Start your journey at either end—Shau Kei Wan or Kennedy Town—and ride the double-decker trams all the way across Hong Kong Island. Balance sightseeing with people-watching by grabbing a seat up top in the front row; that’s the insta-worthy spot for classic neon signs and city life shots! You’ll pass landmarks like Victoria Park, Happy Valley Racecourse, and endless shopfronts—making it easy to hop off as you please for street food and quick strolls. Don’t miss: Riding Ding Ding after sunset when city lights flicker on and a soft breeze sweeps through the tram windows. It’s cheap, cheerful (just HK$2.8 per ride!), and a quirky way to explore urban Hong Kong without rushing. Best practical tip: Trams are cash only, so bring coins (Octopus cards accepted too). Trams run roughly every 2-4 minutes from 05:04 to midnight, Monday to Sunday—easy to fit in any itinerary. Personal tip: The tram is the perfect escape from Hong Kong’s hustle—slow the pace, watch the world whiz by, and see the city’s charm up close. Just avoid morning rush hour if you want extra elbow room! #HongKong #Tramways #DingDing #CityExplorer #TravelTips#travel

#SeptemberDestinations2025 #HongKong #DayTrip #SheungWan #Central Ting Ding Car City Tour Experience, Causeway Bay to SheungWan, with delicious and authentic dim sum boxes to try, plus stunning views of Hong Kong along the way. It's a fantastic experience. Tai Kwun, a former police station and prison, is a Central Hong Kong attraction. Renovated from the old police station and prison, it preserves classic stories of old Hong Kong and features many scenes reminiscent of Hong Kong movies. Take the Central escalator all the way to the top. You'll first reach the Grand Plaza, which has several restaurants, and then walk inside to the prison and police station, which you can explore at your leisure. Victoria Peak at night, a must-see attraction in Hong Kong. I never tire of it. It can be crowded, but Victoria Harbour is a must-see! #Ting Ding Car #Tai Kwun #VictoriaPeak

The Ding Ding tram, a tram that crisscrosses Hong Kong Island, began operating in 1904 and boasts a century of history. The tram's name stems from the ding-ding sound it makes as it travels. The tram runs for 30 kilometers, passing through major attractions such as Sheung Wan, Central, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay. It's a highly practical means of transportation for tourists visiting Hong Kong. Riding the Ding Ding is simple: there are only six routes, and most of the stops are repeated. Simply figure out whether you're going east or west, board the tram through the back door, and exit at the front to pay. Payment is accepted via cash (no change), Octopus, or credit card. The Ding Ding tram has two tiers of seating, and the stairs are narrow and steep, so be careful while navigating them. It's a great way to plan a Ding Ding ride while traveling to various attractions on Hong Kong Island, and it's also a great place to sit on the second floor and enjoy the bustling Hong Kong streetscape. #AugustDestinations2025

[Features] 1. A variety of colorful trams 2. Ding-ding sounds instead of horns 3. Trams run on a fixed track [Recommended Rating] 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕(5/5) [Real Review] Hong Kong trams are primarily located in Sheung Wan, Central, and Lower Wan. If you're traveling far, taking a tram is your best way to save money! While not as fast as the MTR, the same fare regardless of the distance is incredibly cost-effective! Plus, the trams offer stunning views of Hong Kong's cityscapes along the way, making them truly worth the price. For example, I was traveling to the more distant Quarry Bay Station this time, and taking a tram saved me a ton of money! It's a completely different experience from riding the subway; you can experience the feeling of wandering around Hong Kong. [How to Ride 🚘] 1. Board the bus from the back door and exit from the front, paying by card or cash. 2. The price is three Hong Kong dollars, regardless of the distance. 3. Like the bus, you must board at the stop. [Wen's Notes] Take the Ding Ding Bus for a retro Hong Kong-style tour 🥰🥰 #AugustDestinations2025 #HongKong #DingDingBus #hongkok #hongkongtrip #familytravel

Wandering through stories, not just streets. Hong Kong felt like stepping into a faded film photo — neon lights buzzing, old trams rumbling, corner shops frozen in time. I went with a tight budget, but came home with hundreds of timeless frames. 📍 Where Vintage Lives: 🚋 Ding Ding Trams – Ride for just HKD $2.60 and feel like you're in a 70s movie 🧧 Sheung Wan – antique stores, dried goods shops, and old-school tea houses 📮 Wan Chai Blue House – preserved heritage building full of color and history 🏮 Man Mo Temple – smoky incense and sunbeams through red lanterns 🎞️ Sham Shui Po – film-style alleys, retro signs, market chaos — all authentic 🧋 Old-School Eats on a Budget: Pineapple buns (no pineapple, but buttery and soft!) HK milk tea in a dai pai dong (street stall café) Cheung fun (rice noodle rolls) in local markets 📸 Photo Tip: Use warm tones #hkonbudget

Transportation Recommendation: It is recommended to choose the cross-border shuttle bus for round trips, which is convenient, fast, and allows you to enjoy the scenery along the way. Itinerary: Stop 1: Mong Kok (8:30-9:30) Directly reach Ladies' Market and Sneaker Street from Metro Exit E2. Fewer people in the early morning make it a great time to explore. The blue skybridge at Exit B3 is a perfect photo spot, capturing the urban vibe with flowing traffic. Stop 2: Yau Ma Tei Police Station (9:30-10:30) A 5-minute walk from Metro Exit C, a must-visit for fans of Hong Kong movies to relive classic crime film scenes. Stop 3: Tsim Sha Tsui (10:30-12:00) Find the McDull statue at Exit J2, stroll along the Avenue of Stars to enjoy the Victoria Harbour view. Don’t miss the HK$5 Star Ferry ride, where the sea breeze lets you take in the scenery on both sides. Stop 4: Central Ferris Wheel (12:30-13:30) Experience three rides for HK$20 and enjoy panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. Stop 5: Kennedy Town (13:30-14:30) Turn left and go upstairs from Metro Exit C to easily reach the popular seaside basketball court. Stop 6: Sai Ying Pun (14:30-15:30) Explore the artistic neighborhood around Exit B1, where colorful old houses and greenery create picturesque scenes perfect for photos. Stop 7: Ding Ding Tram (15:30-16:30) Walk from Admiralty Station Exit F to the Arsenal Street tram stop and experience old Hong Kong charm for just a few dollars. Stop 8: Victoria Peak (16:30-19:30) Buy round-trip cable car tickets online in advance for HK$88 to avoid queues. Enjoy panoramic daytime views and sunset all in one go. Stop 9: Lan Kwai Fong (20:00-23:30) The representative nightlife area of Hong Kong, filled with bars and restaurants to experience the city that never sleeps. Practical Tips: Essential Documents: ID card + valid Hong Kong and Macau travel permit Network Preparation: Activate roaming or purchase a data package in advance Payment Methods: Mainly mobile payments, with some cash as backup A day of walking lets you deeply experience Hong Kong’s classic landmarks and local life. Save this guide and start your trip now!

🌟A super detailed 9-day Greater Bay Area itinerary📝 Save this article! Perfectly plan your trip to Hong Kong, Macau, Zhuhai, and Shenzhen✨ Day 1️⃣ Shenzhen City Walk🏃 📍Dongmen Old Street - A foodie's paradise! 🍢 📍Land King Sightseeing · Shenzhen-Hong Kong Window - Overlooking the twin cities of Shenzhen and Hong Kong🌆 📍Central Ying-Hong Kong Street - A unique duty-free shopping paradise💄 🏨Overnight: Graceland Mandarin Hotel (Luohu Port Xiangxicun MTR Station Branch) Day 2️⃣ Hong Kong Day Trip🔥 📍Mong Kok Street Snaps📸 → Yau Ma Tei Police Station (A must-see for Hong Kong drama fans!) 📍Golden Bauhinia Square → Hong Kong Observation Wheel🎡 🚌Big Bus Sightseeing Bus → ⛴️Star Ferry Experience 🚋Central Tram Tour → 🚠Peak Tram to Victoria Peak 🌃Victoria Harbour Night View yyds! ✨ 🏨Overnight: Shenzhen Yayuan Wenjin Hotel Day 3️⃣ A relaxing day in Zhuhai🌊 ✨Stroll along Lovers' Road → Sunbathe on the white sand beach☀️ 🖼️Zhuhai Museum → Check out the New Yuanmingyuan Palace 🌙A must-try night cruise of the Zhuhai-Macao Bay! 🏨Overnight: Holiday Inn Express Zhuhai (Sun Moon Bay Grand Theater) Day 4️⃣ Zhuhai Cultural Day🎭 📍The "Sun Moon Bay" at the Zhuhai Grand Theater is a fantastic place for photos! 🏨Overnight in Zhuhai Day 5️⃣ A crazy Macau photo-taking day🇲🇴 🚶Route: Ruins of St. Paul's → Love Lane💕 → Wynn Fountain The Venetian → Eiffel Tower🗼 → The Londoner 🛥️A night cruise on Fisherman's Wharf, super romantic! 🏨Overnight in Zhuhai Days 6️⃣-8️⃣ Enjoy Chimelong in Zhuhai! 🎢 🐬 Ocean Kingdom → 🎪 Chimelong Show → 🚢 Spaceship Park 🏨Stay: Chimelong Penguin Hotel (super cute!) Day 9️⃣ Return Day 🛫 🏨Rest at Atour Hotel Zhuhai Jinwan Airport ✨Top 5 Must-Sees✨ 1️⃣ Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai - A must-see for families! 🐧 2️⃣ Victoria Peak - Panoramic views of Victoria Harbour! 🌃 3️⃣ Hong Kong Observation Wheel - A romantic date spot! 💘 4️⃣ The Venetian Macao - Pretend to be in Europe! 🏰 5️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's - Macau Landmarks 📸 ⚠️Tips: ✅ A Hong Kong and Macau Pass with a visa is essential ✅ Shenzhen Metro connects you to Hong Kong for super convenient access ✅ Free shuttle buses between Macau hotels ✅ Chimelong recommends buying a 2-day ticket for a better deal Go, go! Let's explore the Greater Bay Area~🚀

All Aboard! Hong Kong’s Ultimate Kid-Friendly Transport Adventure Morning: Up, Up, and Away! 9:00 AM – 📸 Church Photo Spot (St. John’s Cathedral) 10:00 AM – 🚞 Peak Tram Adventure ✨Pre-book tickets for a smooth ride up Victoria Peak. ✨Sit on the right side for the best views! 11:00 AM – 🍔 Early Lunch at Burger King (Peak Tower) ✨Quick meal with a view 11:45 AM – 🌆 Sky Terrace 428 Observation Deck ✨A stunning panoramic view across the Hong Kong ✨Open-air and unlimited 360 degree view of this amazing city. 12:30 PM – 📸 Amazing Moment Selfie Studio (Level 3, Peak Tower) ✨Snap silly pics with virtual Hong Kong old-day backdrops. Afternoon: Boats, Buses & Trains! 1:30 PM – 🚌 Double-Decker Bus to Central (Bus No. 15) ✨”Wow!" downhill ride ✨Cheaper & No Long Queues; No pre-booking needed. ✨Best seats with views: Front row, upper deck (arrive early to grab them!). ✨Wider windows than the Peak Tram. 2:15 PM – ⛴️ Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui ✨Cheap, Scenic & Fun 🎟️🌊 ✨Over 100 years old! The green-and-white ferries are like floating museums. ✨Breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour, skyline, and Kowloon. 2:45 PM – 🪐 Space Museum (TST), Interactive exhibits & a cool planetarium show. ✨Dome Theatre – A giant curved screen makes space films feel like a real spaceship ride! ✨Flashing lights, rotating planets, and astronaut suits keep kids fascinated. ✨A cool, dark retreat after outdoor activities (great for recharging little ones) 4:30 PM – 🚆 MTR to Wan Chai ✨Explore "Toy Street" (Tai Yuen Street) and Cross Street. Cheap toys & quirky finds! ✨Discovering Wan Chai Market. See live seafood, colorful fruits, and dried goods (great for sensory exploration) ✨Seeing real Hong Kong life beyond tourist spots! Evening: Dinner with a View & Tram Ride 6:30 PM – 🍽️ The Grand Buffet (Hong Kong), Hopewell Centre ✨The only 360° revolving restaurant in Hong Kong ✨Glass lift: Watch the city lights rise as the glass elevator climbs! 9:30 PM – 🚎 Ding Ding Tram to Sheung Wan ✨End the day with a slow, tram ride—perfect for spotting glowing signs! As your tram glides through glittering night streets, you’ll realize today wasn’t just about rides – it was about seeing Hong Kong through your child’s wonder-filled eyes. You’ve turned the city into a giant playground. #travelwithkids #hongkong #hong_kong #onedaytrip

Hong Kong with sunshine Everything feels excellent The colors of Hong Kong’s buildings are very distinct Kennedy Town is amazing This time everything tasted great and was so much fun Ate a bunch of Michelin-recommended dishes So happy Chasing the Ding Ding tram Staying in Wan Chai, which feels a lot like Xinyi District Walking in Causeway Bay at night, which feels a lot like Ximending Went to Lantau Island to be like Long Ka Chun The old man in Central is amazing, love it so much Really like the way they treat customers when closing See you next time, Hong Kong Because I still want to go to Lamma Island And want to visit more attractions This time walking the streets of Hong Kong I can understand some Cantonese by ear So happy, so happy A completely crazy travel year in 2023 Working hard play hard Live for the moment