How to go to Victoria Peak
Q: How many ways are there to go to the Peak?
A: 1) bus -> Peak Tram terminus -> Peak Tram -> the Peak
2) bus -> the Peak
3) mini-bus -> the Peak
4) car / taxi -> the Peak
| From |
To |
By |
| Star Ferry pier in Central |
Central Peak Tram terminus |
bus no. 15C |
| Admiralty |
Central Peak Tram terminus |
bus no. 12S |
| Exchange Square, Central |
the Peak |
bus no. 15 |
| Tin Hau |
the Peak |
bus no. 15B* |
| Sai Wan Ho |
the Peak |
bus no. 515* |
| City Hall, Central |
the Peak |
mini-bus no.1 |
* It runs on Sunday and public holiday only.
Q: What is the best way to go to the Peak?
A: The Peak Tram. The Peak Tram was first introduced in 1888. It
was built for the daily commuters rather than a tourist attraction though
nowadays majority of the passengers are tourists. The ride is quite steep
and it climbs up to 396 metres above sea level. The panorama view of the
harbor is spectacular.
Q: What if I don't go by Peak Tram?
A: If you go by bus, mini-bus or taxi, you will have a different view.
The road is winding for you are going up hill. You will also see the upper
class' expensive houses and flats in Hong Kong which easily cost over
HK$10,000,000.
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If you are lucky, you can get the open-deck 15C from Central Star
Ferry pier. |

But sometimes they just have ordinary bus. |
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