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Hong Kong's Knowledge 101
Hong Kong Transportation Guide
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The Airport Express is one of the world’s leading Airport railway systems and offers you swift, sure links between Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) and Hong Kong’s vibrant Central business hub. The 35.3km journey between the Airport and the city takes as little as 24 minutes.
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Route |
Service hours |
Journey (mins) |
Fare (one way / same day round trip) |
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Hong Kong ↔ Airport |
05:50 ~ 00:48 |
24 |
Adult $110/Child$55 |
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Kowloon ↔ Airport |
05:53 ~ 00:52 |
22 |
Adult$100/Child$50 |
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Tsing Yi ↔ Airport |
06:00 ~ 00:59 |
14 |
Adult$65/Child$32.5 |
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PRIVILEGES AND COMPLIMENTARY SERVICES
Free MTR Connections
Passengers taking the Airport Express to interchange to MTR lines can enjoy free MTR connections. To benefit, use the same Octopus (with sufficient value) to interchange within one hour of arrival between the Airport Express at Hong Kong, Kowloon or Tsing Yi stations and the interconnecting MTR Line, including Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations (except the Light Rail, MTR Bus and East Rail Line First Class). For passengers taking journeys starting with MTR lines followed by the Airport Express, the journey with the lower fare will be free. When changing between Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui stations you must do so within 30 minutes of arrival at either station.
In addition,
Complimentary Airport Express Shuttle Bus Service
Special Notice
With immediate effect we will no longer be offering a Complimentary Airport Express Shuttle Bus service.
Thank you for your support over the years.
Complimentary Airport Express Shuttle Bus Service
The Airport Express Shuttle-bus is a complimentary add-on service provided exclusively for Airport Express (travelling to or from Airport Station) and High Speed Rail passengers. The Shuttle Bus runs between Hong Kong or Kowloon stations and major hotels, as well as railway interchanges.
MTR operates ten main commuter lines serving Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. Among them, the East Rail Line connects to the boundary at Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations for travel between Hong Kong and Shenzhen. In addition, a Light Rail network serves the local communities in the North West New Territories, while a fleet of buses provides convenient feeder services.
Hong Kong’s Light Rail network has been an integral part of daily life in the northwestern New Territories since 1988. As more new towns have been established, the Light Rail network has expanded, too. Also doubles as a feeder service for the MTR at its West Rail Line interchanges at Yuen Long, Tin Shui Wai, Siu Hong and Tuen Mun stations.
MTR System map 2021
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LIGHT RAIL & BUS SERVICES
To further add to your convenience when using the Light Rail service, the MTR provides feeder bus services to and from many MTR stations in the New Territories. When using your Octopus Card, you will also enjoy an integrated fare system that offers free travel on the feeder bus services that link many housing estates to designated stations. There is West Rail Line interchanges at Yuen Long, Tin Shui Wai, Siu Hong and Tuen Mun stations.
There are a total of five companies in Hong Kong providing private franchised (franchised) bus services, and there are nearly 700 bus routes; Hong Kong does not have public bus services, but the government has a considerable degree of regulation on bus companies, including the pricing of bus routes. Hong Kong franchised bus lines have fixed routes, charges, service hours and frequency. Operators are subject to government supervision and are exempted from paying gasoline taxes. Urban routes are mostly run by double-decker buses, which has become one of the characteristics of Hong Kong. Passengers need to pay the fare when boarding the bus, and all franchised buses accept Octopus payment.
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Logo |
Company |
abbr |
Service area |
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The Kowloon Motor Bus Co. (1933) Ltd |
KMB |
Routes including Kowloon and the New Territories Routes. And the cross-harbour route. |
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Citybus Limited |
Citybus |
Hong Kong Island routes |
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New World First Bus |
NWFB |
Hong Kong Island, West Kowloon and Tseung Kwan O special lines. And 34 cross-harbour routes. |
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Long Win Bus Company Limited |
LWB |
Tung Chung, Disneyland and airport to and from the New Territories or Kowloon area (Except Tseung Kwan O) Route |
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New Lantao Bus Co., (1973) Ltd. |
NLB |
Lantau Island and Shenzhen Bay Port Special Line between Yuen Long and Tin Shui Wai |
In Hong Kong, taxis are one of the main passenger public transport vehicles. At present, there are 18,163 taxis in Hong Kong, including 15,250 urban taxis (red), 2,838 New Territories taxis (green) and 75 Lantau taxis (blue). The average daily passenger capacity is close to one million. .
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You can stop taxis on the street and use eTaxi, Fly Taxi or WETAXI to book taxis
In addition, please do not leave your belongings and belongings in the taxi, as for my personal experience generally difficult to retrieve the lost property.
Trams are the oldest vehicles in Hong Kong. It makes a tinkling sound when driving, so we called it “ding ding”. Riding “ding ding” is the most enjoyable way to travel on the Hong Kong Island Line. And by “ding ding” is super easy and cheap. You can travel between Wanchai, Causeway Bay, Central District, Tin Hau, etc. for only $2.6 per trip. Although there are 6 tram lines, there are actually only two directions. You can get on the tram if you know whether you want to go to Kennedy Town or Shau Kei Wan. .
The advertisements all over the body and the large neon light box advertisements at the stations are full of Hong Kong’s iconic. Many movies and MVs used trams for shooting.
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Adult $2.6, Child ((Aged 3 or above and under 12)$1.3, Senior Citizen (Aged 65 or above) $1.2
The University of Hong Kong, Seafood Street, Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Westport City, Mid-Levels Central Escalator, Lan Kwai Fong, IFC International Finance Centre, Pacific Place, Wanchai Convention and Exhibition, Happy Valley Racecourse, Times Square, Sogo Department Store, Hong Kong Stadium, Victoria Park, Cityplaza, SoHo East.
Looking for a unique venue for your next event? A vintage open-top tramcar will be your awesome party idea! Tram party is a novel way to celebrate birthdays, wedding anniversaries, reunions or gatherings. Our catering service with variety will also spare you the hassle of preparations.
Hop aboard a 1920s-style open top tram and embark on a fascinating sightseeing tour through genuine Hong Kong. During your amazing journey you’ll encounter bustling streets, ultra-modern cityscapes and attractions. The tramway is a living, evolving connection between Hong Kong’s colourful history and modern culture. The TramOramic Tour is one of the top things to do in Hong Kong for anyone who’d love to get closer to the city.
Starting from 1 April 1999, most of the ferry services are provided by licensed ferry operators. There are now 12 ferry operators providing 19 licensed passenger ferry services to outlying islands and across the Harbour as at 31 Dec 2018. Still, there remains two franchised ferry services operated by “Star” Ferry plying between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui as well as between Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui.
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Ferry company |
Route |
Flight time |
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Inner Harbour |
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Star Ferry |
about 8 mins about 9 mins |
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| Sun Ferry |
about 8mins about 14mins |
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| FORTUNE FERRY(CKS) |
North Point↔Kwun Tong North Point↔Kwun Tong↔Kai Tak (Sundays and public holidays) |
about 12mins about 24mins about 16mins |
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Coral Sea Ferry |
about 10mins about 15mins |
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Outlying Islands |
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Sun Ferry |
Ordinary:55 -60 mins Fast：35 -40 mins |
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HKKF |
Central – Peng Chau (including special departures between Peng Chau and Hei Ling Chau)
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about 27mins about 30-40mins Ordinary：40 mins Fast：25 -30 mins |
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Discovery Bay Transportation |
about25mins |
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Park Island Transport |
about22mins about12mins |
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Fares and schedule
Ferry can be divided into Inner Harbour/Outlying Islands
Inner Harbour: Hong Kong Island to Kowloon
Outlying Islands: Outlying island routes such as Cheung Chau, Mui Wo,Peng Chau, Yung Shue Wan, Sok Kwu Wan..etc
