Ride the 120 year old funicular railway to reach Victoria Peak, the island’s highest hill at 552 metre tall
Destination Highlights
Stroll along Victoria Harbour and take in the city skyline and the world’s largest permanent light show by night
Cross the bay on the 360 cable car connecting downtown Tung Chung with Ngong Ping on Lantau Island
Marvel at the majestic bronze Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island, and then visit the nearby Po Lin Monastery
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Peak Tram ticket in Hong Kong?
It costs HK$45 Hong Kong dollars (£4.50) for adults and KH$20 (£2) for children for a return ticket on the Peak Tram. The fee for a return Peak Tram Sky Pass is HK$90 (£9) for adults and HK$43 (£4.30) for children. This gives you access to The Sky Terrace 428, a 360-degree viewing platform.
How do you get to the Tian Tan Buddha?
To get to Tian Tan Buddha, you need to take the MTR (Mass Transit Railway) to MTR Tung Chung Station Exit B. From here you can either take a steep bus ride on the New Lantao Bus 23 or take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car. You then climb 268 steps to the Big Buddha statue.
How expensive is it in Hong Kong?
Average prices in Hong Kong tend to be moderate to expensive, although there are cheaper places to be found if you know where to look. A cappuccino in a coffee shop will cost around HKD$35, and a bottle of water in the region of HKD$7.
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“Venture up to Victoria Peak later in the day – once the cloud has melted away – for spectacular views over the city and harbour; and make sure you have plenty of space on your camera for hundreds of photos.”
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