The Peak Tram

This trip to Hong Kong was made for photography! As a photography enthusiast, I've compiled these hidden gem spots where every shot looks like a masterpiece, and I'm sharing them with you～ 🌟Must-Photograph Landmarks: 📍Victoria Peak The highest viewing platform on Hong Kong Island, best time to shoot is from dusk to night. It’s recommended to take the Peak Tram up, which takes about 7 minutes; round-trip fare for adults is HKD 88. The Sky Terrace at The Peak Galleria offers an excellent view, capturing Victoria Harbour in full. 📍Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront The Avenue of Stars has been newly reopened and refreshed. Besides celebrity handprints, you can capture panoramic views of Victoria Harbour here. Recommended to visit at dawn or sunset for the softest light. Nearby is the K11 Musea art shopping center, whose architecture is very stylish. 📍West Kowloon Cultural District The waterfront promenade here is less crowded and offers beautiful views of the Hong Kong Island skyline. The M+ Museum features striking architectural lines, and the outdoor installation art area is also great for photos. Admission is HKD 120 (closed every Tuesday). 📍Quarry Bay Monster Building Filming location for "Transformers 4," this massive complex consists of five old residential blocks with a strong visual impact. The best spot is the courtyard in the middle of Montane Mansion. It’s recommended to visit on weekday mornings when it’s less crowded. 📍Rainbow Estate This popular check-in spot is actually a public housing estate, and the colorful exterior walls look beautiful under the sun. But please keep quiet as it’s a residential area. The best photo spot is the basketball court on the top level of the parking lot. 📸Photography Tips: 1️⃣Bring a wide-angle lens; many scenes require a wide angle to capture everything 2️⃣Sunny and cloudy days each have their charm; rainy days are great for shooting Hong Kong-style cinematic photos 3️⃣Use the golden hours in the morning and evening to avoid harsh midday light 4️⃣For architectural shots, try shooting from low angles and using symmetrical compositions

Having been to Hong Kong so many times, I’m sharing a day trip route that’s both photogenic and less crowded❗️ ✅Highlights 🌸Ride the glass cabin cable car overlooking the mountains and sea (P10) 🌸Authentic Ngong Ping Village Market (P7) 🌸34-meter tall Tian Tan Buddha (P6) 🌸Breathtaking mountain and sea trail (P1) 🌸“Venice of the East” Tai O fishing village, also Hong Kong’s “cat island,” with many cats in the streets and alleys (P8) ✅Route ❶ Morning Ngong Ping Cable Car Station (next to Tung Chung Station 🚇) → Take Ngong Ping Cable Car (25 minutes) → Ngong Ping Village Market → Tian Tan Buddha → Po Lin Monastery ❷ Afternoon Take Bus No. 21 to Tai O fishing village → Walk around Tai O fishing village → Visit Tiger Hill Lookout → Take Bus No. 21 back to Ngong Ping and take the cable car back 🌟Refer to our itinerary schedule: 10:00: Ngong Ping Cable Car Station 10:25: Cable car arrives at Ngong Ping Village Market, visit the market, Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery 12:00: Lunch at the market 13:20: Take Bus No. 21 from Ngong Ping Village Market to Tai O fishing village (departs at 20 minutes past every hour) 13:30: Explore Tai O fishing village 15:30: Visit Tiger Hill Lookout 16:45: Take Bus No. 21 from Tai O fishing village back to Ngong Ping, then take the cable car back ✅Trip tips ✔️Time arrangement: Cable car operating hours 10:00~18:00, recommended to arrive at the cable car station between 10:00~11:30 to start the trip ✔️Time arrangement: Last bus from Tai O fishing village to Ngong Ping is at 16:45, remember to return before then ✅How to get to the starting point Ngong Ping Cable Car Station ✔️If coming from Shenzhen or Zhuhai, the Cross-Border Island Express bus goes directly there ✔️If coming from within Hong Kong city, take the MTR directly to Tung Chung Station ✔️Exit from Tung Chung Station Exit B and walk 200 meters ✅Photo spots P1, 3, 4, 11: Tiger Hill Lookout P2: Tai O heritage hotel 🏨, perfect for afternoon tea by the sea P5, 10, 18: Ngong Ping Cable Car P6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16: Ngong Ping Village Market P13: Tai O fishing village P9: Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok South Road Below is a Hong Kong travel guide compiled based on the latest 2025 information, covering pre-trip preparation, transportation, accommodation, attractions, food, and practical tips to help you plan efficiently: --- ### **1. Pre-trip Preparation** 1. **Documents and Visas** - Mainland visitors need to apply for the “Home Return Permit” and valid endorsements (G endorsement for individual travel, L endorsement for group travel). Cross-location application is supported, taking about 7-15 working days, costing 80 HKD. - At immigration, use the self-service channel, prepare fingerprint and facial recognition, and fill in the “Customs Passenger Fingerprint Service” QR code in advance. 2. **Currency and Payment** - Most malls and chain stores support Alipay/WeChat Pay, but it’s recommended to exchange a small amount of HKD (about 500-1000 HKD per person) for street snacks, Star Ferry, etc. Exchange rates at border crossings are poor; prioritize booking exchange at mainland banks. 3. **Communication and Electronics** - SIM card: Recommended to buy “MySIM” card after arrival (33 HKD/month for 50GB), cheaper than international roaming. - Power adapter: Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs; bring an adapter or USB charging cables. 4. **Luggage Suggestions** - Light backpack, sunscreen, sun umbrella (Hong Kong summers are hot and humid), sports shoes (expect a lot of walking). Hotels do not provide toothpaste or toothbrushes, bring your own. --- ### **2. Transportation** 1. **Airport to City** - **Airport Express**: 24 minutes direct to Central, fare about 115 HKD, suitable for time-sensitive travelers. - **Bus/Taxi**: A-line buses cover main areas at affordable prices; taxis are more expensive (red/blue/green taxis serve different areas). 2. **City Transportation** - **MTR**: Covers the whole city, recommended to use Alipay “Travel” QR code or buy an Octopus card (150 HKD including deposit, refundable). - **Special transport**: Star Ferry (4 HKD), tram (2.3 HKD) are great for experiencing city vibes. - **Ticket options**: - **One-day pass** (65 HKD): Good for frequent MTR rides within 24 hours, but not valid on Airport Express or Lo Wu station. - **Airport Express Tourist Ticket** (250-350 HKD): Includes one-way/round-trip Airport Express and 3-day MTR pass. --- ### **3. Accommodation Recommendations** - **Luxury hotels**: Tsim Sha Tsui (The Peninsula), Central (Mandarin Oriental), near shopping and attractions. - **Budget hotels**: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei offer good value, recommended “Metropark Hotel Mongkok Hong Kong.” - **Avoid**: Chongqing Mansions and unlicensed guesthouses, especially for female travelers. --- ### **4. Must-visit Attractions and Suggested Itineraries** 1. **Classic route (5 days 4 nights)** - **Day 1**: Victoria Harbour night view + Star Ferry + Peak Tram (best night view). - **Day 2**: Disneyland (must-see fireworks) or Ocean Park (animal shows + rides). - **Day 3**: Mong Kok street snacks + Tsim Sha Tsui shopping (Harbour City, K11). - **Day 4**: Cheung Chau Island (seafood + beach) or Lamma Island hiking. - **Day 5**: Central historic district (PMQ) + Lan Kwai Fong nightlife. 2. **Off-the-beaten-path experiences** - **Sai Wan Swimming Shed**: Sunset photo spot. - **Shek O Village**: Colorful houses and beach, filming location of “King of Comedy.” - **Temple Street Night Market**: Affordable night market with Hong Kong movie vibes. --- ### **5. Food Recommendations** - **Must-try at cha chaan teng (tea restaurants)**: Silk stocking milk tea, pineapple bun, wonton noodles (recommended “Mak An Wonton Noodle”). - **Street snacks**: Curry fish balls, egg waffles, shark fin soup (Mong Kok Fa Yuen Street). - **Seafood and roasted meats**: Typhoon shelter crab (Lei Yue Mun), Yung Kee Restaurant roast goose. - **Dessert shops**: Yee Shun Milk Company (double skin milk), Jiajia Dessert (black sesame soup). --- ### **6. Shopping Guide** 1. **Cosmetics**: Sa Sa, Bonjour (check expiry dates), counters (Times Square Causeway Bay). 2. **Luxury goods**: Harbour City (most brands), Citygate Outlets (discounts). 3. **Jewelry and watches**: Nathan Road “Gold Street” (Chow Sang Sang, Chow Tai Fook), Emperor Watch & Jewellery (Rolex agent). 4. **Streetwear and sneakers**: Mong Kok Sneaker Street, Tsim Sha Tsui THE FOREST mall. --- ### **7. Practical Tips** - **Smoking ban and fines**: No smoking in public places; eating and drinking in MTR fined 2000 HKD. - **Customs limits**: Duty-free allowance of 1 liter alcohol, 19 cigarettes, 1.8 kg milk powder. - **Safety tips**: Keep valuables safe, avoid walking alone in remote areas at night. --- This guide combines core information on transportation, attractions, and food; you can adjust the itinerary based on your personal interests.

Calling all Hong Kong style special forces! This nanny-level check-in guide lets you experience Hong Kong more authentically than the stars of local dramas. 👇🎡 Cable car ride with panoramic views of Hong Kong You must try a cable car ride when in Hong Kong. From high above, take in the mountains, sea, and city nightscape all at once! We recommend three classic routes: The Peak Tram, Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car, and Ocean Park Cable Car—each offers stunning views! 🎢 Check in at dreamy theme parks Step into Hong Kong Disneyland and feel like you’ve entered a fairy tale world. The world’s first "Frozen" themed area is especially magical! Ocean Park combines an amusement park, zoo, and aquarium into one joyful paradise—exciting and fun! 🌃 Victoria Harbour night tour to enjoy dazzling night views Take the Star Ferry at night, cruise through Victoria Harbour, and watch the "Symphony of Lights" show. Then stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, snap photos at the Avenue of Stars with celebrity handprints, and soak up the unique charm of Hong Kong’s film culture! 🛍 Shopping paradise, shop till you drop From the bustling shopping districts of Tsim Sha Tsui to the high-end stores in Central and Causeway Bay, and the affordable old neighborhoods in Mong Kok, Hong Kong is a shopper’s paradise! Don’t forget discount hotspots like Citygate Outlets and Ap Lei Chau Outlet for unbeatable deals! 🍜 Taste authentic Hong Kong cuisine From traditional dim sum at old tea houses to street snacks at Temple Street Night Market, and milk tea and pineapple buns at Mong Kok cha chaan tengs, Hong Kong’s food culture is irresistible! Seafood in Sai Kung and Cheung Chau is fresh and affordable, and Michelin-starred restaurants await your discovery! 🏖 Stroll in Stanley and enjoy the seaside leisure In Stanley, walk along the waterfront promenade, browse the Stanley Market, soak up the sunshine and beach vibes, and try water activities to experience Hong Kong’s unique coastal charm and relaxed pace. 🎬 Follow classic Hong Kong drama filming locations The old streets of Central and the neon-lit nights of Mong Kok are pilgrimage sites for Hong Kong drama fans! Walking through them feels like stepping into a TVB drama, with iconic scenes coming to life before your eyes. 📸 Check in at Instagram-famous public housing estates Besides Rainbow Estate, Hong Kong has many public housing estates full of architectural beauty, like the symmetrical design of Nam Shan Estate and the circular courtyard of Lai Tak Estate—perfect spots for photos! 🚎 Ride the Ding Ding tram and feel old Hong Kong vibes Operating since 1904, the Ding Ding tram is a unique sight on Hong Kong Island! The slow-moving tram lets you leisurely enjoy the cityscape. We recommend boarding at the starting station to grab the best views! 🌇 The Peak, overlooking the whole city Take the century-old Peak Tram up to Victoria Peak and enjoy a 360-degree view of Hong Kong from Sky Terrace 428. Sunset is especially romantic, and the dining with a view at the Peak is simply perfect! 🏝 Explore the outlying islands and experience niche charm Hong Kong’s outlying islands are locals’ secret gardens! Tai O fishing village on Lantau Island, the hipster shops on Lamma Island, and the folk festivals on Cheung Chau each have unique charm worth exploring slowly! From Victoria Harbour’s night views to the vibrant street life, these 11 experiences are the right way to unlock Hong Kong! Save this guide now and start your exclusive Hong Kong-style blockbuster 🎞️ For more guides, tap the homepage and follow us so you don’t get lost!

Day 1 Hong Kong Walking Tour: Shenzhen North Station (cross border before 9:00) → Hong Kong West Kowloon Station (arrive at 10:00) → Avenue of Stars 🌟 → Victoria Harbour 🌊 → Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower 🕰️ → Star Ferry ⛴️ → Wan Chai Ferry Pier → Golden Bauhinia Square 🌺 → Peak Tram 🚡 → Victoria Peak ⛰️ → Sky Terrace → Big Bus Hong Kong Sightseeing Bus Tour 🚌✨ 🔥【Top 5 Must-Visit Attractions】👇 🚡 Peak Tram: 📍 Address: 33 Garden Road, Central ⏰ Opening Hours: 7:00-22:00 (every 10-15 minutes) 💰 Ticket Price: Round trip 88 HKD (recommended to buy in advance on Trip.com) ⭐ Highlights: ✔️ 360-degree panoramic transparent tram 🚠 ✔️ Recommended to sit on the right window side for the best views! ✔️ Take the tram up at 5:30 PM to watch the sunset, the night view is breathtaking 🌃 🌃 Victoria Peak: 📍 Address: 128 Peak Road ⏰ Sky Terrace Opening Hours: 10:00-21:00 ⭐ Check-in Tips: ✔️ Sky Terrace 428 offers a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour 🌆 ✔️ The Peak Galleria has many delicious food options and souvenir shops ✔️ Big Bus magical night sightseeing is super impressive! A must-try! 🌉 Victoria Harbour: 📍 Location: Between Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island ⏰ Best Time to Visit: 17:00-20:00 (light show time) ⭐ Photo Tips: ✔️ One of the world’s top three night views ✔️ Don’t miss the "Symphony of Lights" show at 8 PM every night ✨ ✔️ Perfect spot for photos with the Avenue of Stars handprints and Victoria Harbour 📸 🚎 Big Bus Sightseeing Bus: 📍 Boarding Points: Central Star Ferry Pier / Peninsula Hotel ⏰ Operating Hours: 10:00-20:00 💰 Ticket Price: 300 HKD (24-hour pass) ⭐ Experience: ✔️ Upper deck open seats are perfect for photos ✔️ Recommended to take the 6 PM tour for night views ✔️ Hop-on hop-off covers all major Hong Kong attractions ⛴️ Star Ferry: 📍 Piers: Tsim Sha Tsui / Central / Wan Chai ⏰ Operating Hours: 6:30-23:30 (every 10 minutes) 💰 Ticket Price: 3.2 HKD (tap Octopus card directly) ⭐ Must-try: ✔️ Romantic Victoria Harbour ride for just 3 HKD ✔️ Vintage green ferry is very photogenic ✔️ Recommended route: Tsim Sha Tsui → Wan Chai 💡【Travel Tips】⚠️ 1️⃣ Buy a data package in advance (search "Overseas Internet" on Alipay) 2️⃣ Top up Octopus card with at least 200 HKD (usable for transport and convenience stores) 3️⃣ Temperature difference at the Peak is big, bring a light jacket 🧥 4️⃣ Big Bus tickets are recommended to book 1 day in advance on Trip.com 5️⃣ Last return train from West Kowloon is at 22:20 🚄 This itinerary lets you explore Hong Kong’s iconic landmarks in one day, with convenient transportation and great photo spots 📸 Highly recommended to save and use! Guide

In the bustling city of Hong Kong, there is a place where you can look down at the concrete jungle from above, and that is Victoria Peak. Taking the Peak Tram is a wonderful journey, not only offering a panoramic view of the city but also providing a historical experience. The tram starts at Central on Hong Kong Island, the commercial hub of the city, where the bustling crowds and skyscrapers make you feel the rhythm of urban life. As I stepped onto the tram, I felt particularly excited. When the tram slowly started to ascend, my view began to change gradually. The beauty of Hong Kong Island unfolded before my eyes as the cityscape slowly emerged at the foot of the mountain. At the beginning, the tram's slope is very steep, giving a slight thrill. Trees and flowers on both sides quickly recede from the window, and as the altitude increases, the distant Victoria Harbour, the skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island, and even Kowloon on the opposite side gradually reveal themselves. The air is filled with a slight chill, making it particularly comfortable. After about ten minutes, the tram finally reaches the top of Victoria Peak. Upon disembarking, I was greeted by a spectacular and magnificent view. Standing on the observation deck at the peak, the entire scenery of Hong Kong is laid out before you, especially at sunset when the golden sunlight casts shimmering reflections on the sea, creating an incredibly beautiful sight. At the peak, there is also a famous Hong Kong landmark—the Peak Tower, which houses an observation restaurant. I couldn't resist enjoying a cup of coffee here, savoring the leisure. Sitting by the window, the surrounding scenery and delicious food made for the perfect combination. Here, I could easily relax and feel the unique atmosphere of the city. After the delightful tram journey, I couldn't help but feel that the Peak Tram is not just a means of transportation but an excellent Hong Kong experience. As I descended the mountain, my heart was filled with love for this city, looking forward to returning to explore more possibilities. In the bustling city, having such a place to escape and feel the beauty of nature is truly a blissful enjoyment.

Riding The Peak Tram in Hong Kong is a must-try experience! 🚋 The tram climbs steeply up Victoria Peak, giving you that iconic tilted-city view everyone loves. Once on top, head to Sky Terrace 428 for panoramic city shots, explore the walking trails for some fresh air, and don’t forget to grab a coffee or snack while enjoying the views. 🌿✨ Check out the vintage tram displays at the lower terminus too—they tell the story of this historic ride since 1888. 📝 Plan & Book in Advance: ▪️Book your Peak Tram ticket online via Trip.com to skip long queues, secure your preferred time, and get instant confirmation. ▪️Round-trip tickets save time and let you fully enjoy the experience. ⏰ Best Time to Visit: ▪️Early morning or late afternoon is ideal to avoid crowds. ▪️Sunset rides offer stunning city-to-harbor views, while evening trips showcase Hong Kong’s dazzling skyline. 🚊 The Ride Experience: ▪️The tram climbs steeply, providing that iconic tilted-city view. ▪️Capture photos inside the tram for a unique perspective. 🔝 At the Top: ▪️Visit Sky Terrace 428 for panoramic cityscapes. ▪️Walk scenic trails and enjoy the fresh breeze. ▪️Grab a coffee or snack to relax while soaking in the view. ‼️ Don’t Miss: ▪️The vintage tram displays at the lower terminus to learn the history since 1888. Whether it’s day or night, the views of Hong Kong from The Peak are unforgettable and perfect for photos and memories. 🌆📸 #thepeaktram #hongkong #hongkongtram #rainydays☔️ #travel #victoriapeak #hongkongviews #traveltips

Summit Guide: Even the broke can be gods! Who says sightseeing has to cost a fortune? This guide cures all kinds of "summit assassins," showing you how to look the coolest with the least money! Transportation: Don’t be silly and just take the cable car! Locals know the 5 AM hiking route is the real MVP! You get to watch the sunrise, save 100 bucks, and lose weight all at once—three wins in one! (Of course, if you’re seriously lazy, just ignore me...) Accommodation: Summit hotels? No no no! The hidden boss is the farmhouse halfway up the mountain! Half the price, authentic farmhouse dishes, and if the owner’s in a good mood, you might even get some homemade rice wine! (Friendly reminder: Rice wine is great, but don’t overdo it unless you want to regret hiking the next day... you know what I mean) Gear: Down jacket? Sweater? Are you hiking or moving house? One windbreaker + one hoodie is enough! Windy at the summit? Put a plastic bag on your head—windproof and stylish! (Don’t laugh, this is a seasoned hiker’s secret trick!) Must-do at the summit: Sea of clouds photo op: Don’t just stand there flashing peace signs! Get creative: pretend you’re Sun Wukong soaring on clouds, or use the sea of clouds as a background for a levitation photo. Your social media likes will skyrocket! Cliff swing: Not for the faint-hearted! But if you dare, screaming on the swing guarantees you’ll forget all your worries! (Of course, you might also forget who you are...) Starry camping: Think tents are expensive? Rent a sleeping bag and sleep on the viewing platform! The starry sky is all yours—romantic and budget-friendly! (Remember to set an alarm or you’ll be the tourist attraction the next day...) Foodie guide: Summit snacks: Don’t get fooled by “summit specials”! Grilled sausages, corn, and tea eggs are the real deal—cheap and filling! (Rich folks, feel free to splurge on that 50-dollar “ethereal ice cream” that actually looks pretty good...) Must-eat after descending: Farmhouse restaurants at the foot of the mountain serve chicken soup, stir-fried bamboo shoots with meat, wild vegetable pancakes—full meal for 50 bucks per person! (Don’t ask how I know, I ate three bowls yesterday...) Hidden menu: Get friendly with the owner and you might get limited edition wild delicacies! (Of course, all legal, like wild strawberries and wild mushrooms...) Ultimate money-saving tips: Bring your own snacks: Bread, cookies, bottled water—the broke traveler’s holy trinity! (Don’t bring instant noodles; hot water at the summit costs more than gold!) Follow a tour guide: Tour guides’ commentary is free, so tag along and listen to their stories. You’ll learn and save money! (Keep your distance though, don’t look suspicious...) Travel off-peak: Holidays are crowded and expensive. Take a day off on a weekday and enjoy the summit all to yourself! (If your boss asks, just say you’re going to cultivate immortality...) The summit has big temperature differences, bring a jacket so you don’t freeze! Take your trash with you, don’t let the gods think we’re uncivilized! Safety first, don’t risk your life for a photo—your life is more important than social media! Wish everyone a fun, budget-friendly trip and a social media-worthy adventure! Remember to @ me so I can cloud travel too!

This summer, Disney fans and friends are invited to join the fun! From now until December 31, 2025, the Peak Tram and Sky Terrace 428 present Hong Kong's first Disney-themed event, "Mickey Keep It Real," transforming The Peak into a summer celebration full of surprises! Beloved characters Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto, Chip, and Dale will embark on an exciting journey across The Peak starting from the Central Peak Tram Station. Gather your loved ones this summer to experience magical moments and enjoy the fun of the season! Donald Duck's "POV Selfie Moment" As you step into the Central Peak Tram Station entrance, you'll be greeted by Donald Duck striking his cutest pose! Holding a camera, Donald is ready to snap an adorable selfie with the iconic "Infinity Eye" sculpture. His exaggerated expressions and playful gestures make it impossible not to join this joyful selfie party! Mickey and Friends' "Peak Light and Shadow Journey" Inside the Central Peak Tram Station, a dazzling light tunnel welcomes you into a summer world filled with Disney elements. Immersive light and shadow designs project Mickey and friends' joyful moments across The Peak, accompanied by dynamic lighting effects and music, creating a stunning 360° visual and auditory feast. "Mickey Keep It Real" Themed Tram Get ready to ride the themed tram with Mickey and friends to The Peak! The tram cabins are adorned with Disney's "Mickey and Friends" elements. As the tram ascends, passengers can enjoy various views of Victoria Harbor while feeling the warm companionship of Mickey and friends, making this a unique Peak journey. Mickey's "I ❤ HK" At the Peak Tram's final stop—Sky Terrace 428, you'll see Mickey's giant hand waving at you from mid-air! The 6-meter-tall inflatable Mickey hand, paired with the "I Love HK" slogan, is a must-see photo spot. The "Love" is represented by a red Mickey head, making it even more eye-catching. Capture this fun-filled installation to create lasting memories of your Peak adventure! Mickey's "Chill Superstar" Outside Sky Terrace 428, a giant Mickey is lounging and enjoying the view! From the ground, you can capture Mickey's adorable figure along with the iconic bowl-shaped design of Sky Terrace 428, creating a visually stunning effect. Whether day or night, Mickey's relaxed pose will bring a smile to your face. Find the perfect spot to snap a unique photo with this chill superstar! Mickey and Friends' "Peak Runway" Mickey and Minnie, along with their friends, are strolling through The Peak in trendy streetwear! Join them for a Peak Runway experience at the sixth-generation Peak Tram and the modern Sky Terrace 428. Street signs and traffic lights feature cute Mickey designs, adding a playful touch to familiar city symbols and creating a blend of fashion and culture. Mickey's "Heart Viewpoint" At Hong Kong's highest observation deck—Sky Terrace 428, a 2.5-meter-tall Mickey hand in a heart-shaped frame lets you capture the stunning Victoria Harbor scenery. Whether it's the sparkling daytime view or the golden sunset, you'll take breathtakingly beautiful photos. Mickey and Minnie's "Sky Journey" Mickey and Minnie invite you to enjoy the Victoria Harbor view together! Specially designed couple photo spots with the endless harbor backdrop allow you and your partner to hold hands with Mickey and Minnie, capturing sweet and memorable moments. Donald Duck and Daisy's "Romantic Corner" Donald Duck and Daisy have reserved the best photo spot for you! Stand between this popular couple and take unforgettable photos. Join their joyful moments and create sweet memories with your loved ones against the stunning harbor view. Chip and Dale's "#BetterTogether Fun Time" Chip and Dale are relaxing on a bench, enjoying their leisure time! The specially designed seating area is not only a photo spot but also the best place to admire the harbor view. Join these adorable pals for a warm and happy time surrounded by beautiful scenery.

A must-visit attraction during your trip to Hong Kong is the Peak Tram. As one of the world's oldest cable cars, it has been in operation since 1888 and has become a symbol of Hong Kong. The Peak Tram departs from Garden Road in Central and takes about 7 minutes to reach Victoria Peak, the highest point on Hong Kong Island. With a maximum gradient of 27 degrees, the view outside the window appears tilted, offering a unique experience. As you ascend, the skyscrapers of downtown Hong Kong and Victoria Harbor gradually come into view, allowing you to take in the dynamic skyline of the city. At the top, you can enjoy panoramic views from the Peak Tower and Sky Terrace 428. On clear days, you might even catch a faint glimpse of Macau. The daytime offers vibrant cityscapes, while the nighttime dazzles with sparkling city lights, showcasing different charms depending on the time of day. The Peak Tram is more than just a mode of transportation; it’s a place where you can simultaneously experience Hong Kong's past and present, creating unforgettable memories for your journey. The Peak Tram 33 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Million-dollar night view, free to watch for one minute! The legendary photo spot at Victoria Peak, Hong Kong. ❤️Transportation: 1. Peak Tram: Walk 10 minutes from Central Station Exit J2 to the tram station 2. Bus: Bus routes 15/15B go directly to the Peak 3. Taxi: About HKD 100 from Central to the Peak ❤️Must-visit attractions: 1. Peak Tram: Recommended to sit on the right side to enjoy the Victoria Harbour view 2. Sky Terrace 428: 360-degree observation deck, ticket price HKD 75 3. Lion Pavilion: Free viewing spot, great for watching the sunset ❤️Best visiting time: - Go up the mountain between 4-5 PM to see both daytime and night views - Best time to enjoy the night view: 7-8 PM ❤️Dining recommendations: 1. Tram View Cafe: Tram-themed café 2. Peak Restaurants: Multiple dining options inside Sky Terrace 3. Ah Gum Shrimp Restaurant: American-style restaurant with a nice view ❤️Useful tips: 1. Buy tram tickets in advance to save queuing time 2. The temperature at the Peak is 3-5 degrees cooler than downtown, bring a jacket 3. Weekends and holidays are crowded 4. Restrooms at Sky Terrace charge HKD 2 ❤️Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours

Day 1: Departed from Suvarnabhumi Airport and arrived in Hong Kong at 6 PM. By the time we got to the hotel, it was already past 8 PM, so we just went out to find some food at Temple Street. Day 2: Today focused on visiting temples, starting with Wong Tai Sin Temple, Sha Tin Che Kung Temple, Tsz Chan Temple, and finally Hing Hom Kwun Yum Temple. Day 3: Continued to Disneyland Hong Kong. The atmosphere was amazing, the vibes were great, but it was also very tiring. The fireworks were spectacular, really loved it. Day 4: Went up Victoria Peak to see the highest view in Hong Kong. The city view was fantastic, the atmosphere was great, and the tram was beautiful. The scenery along the way was amazing. Then visited the Tin Hau Temple at Repulse Bay to pay respects to Guan Yin for good energy, as it is said to be a place with excellent feng shui. In the evening, we watched the Symphony of Lights at Victoria Harbour. It was very crowded, but the lights were beautiful and the atmosphere was wonderful. Day 5: On the last day, took the cable car to Ngong Ping Village. The view was stunning and the atmosphere was fantastic. We also paid respects to the Big Buddha at the top. After coming down, we headed to the airport to fly back to Thailand. Summary: Tiring, fun, great atmosphere, beautiful views, but lots of walking, so be well prepared. 💰Average cost per person: 50K - Our budget went way over because whenever we saw something we wanted, we went all out and bought everything, hahaha. #HongKongTrip #WongTaiSinTemple #RedStringTemple #TszChanGuanYinTemple #HingHomGuanYinTemple #SeasideGuanYinTemple #victoriapeak #symphonyoflights #ngongping360

#hkonbudget 🌆 Explore Hong Kong – The City of Lights and Life 🇭🇰✨ Dive into the vibrant spirit of Hong Kong, where modern skyscrapers meet ancient temples and bustling street markets. 🏙️🌸 From the stunning Victoria Harbour views to the lively Mong Kok night markets, every corner tells a story. 🚋🥢 Don’t miss the Peak Tram ride, Star Ferry, and local dim sum spots that capture the true essence of this dazzling city. 💕🌇 #ExploreHongKong #HongKongCityTour #thingstodo #familytravel #couplestrip #staycation #travel