Hong Kong Tramways

Hong Kong double Decker tram is one of the oldest public transport. Started its operation in 1904 while it was under the British colony.

The Hong Kong tram tracks are on the road, sharing the same road that other vehicles are running;  no separate rail tracks for boundary wall protection for Tram. Because of the good traffic system in Hong Kong, separate nature transport systems under the same road.

Inside the mini rail seats made of wood, recently some of them have installed an LCD screen showing next-stop information in Chinese and English language. The entry barrier earlier was a manual type which has been replaced by a sensor controller entry for the new units. All Hong Kong tramways operate by electricity, which is pollution-free and environment friendly.

Currently, 120 Hong Kong Tram stops and 165 vehicles are available, and the total length is 13 Km. The double Decker tram, which is convenient, affordable, and environmentally friendly only operates in Hong Kong Island.

Note: Tram services are only available on the Hong Kong side only.

Hong Kong Tram Ding Ding

Hong Kong Tram is a unique transport in Hong Kong; also called Chinese Ding ding because it’s a ding ding sound that operates only on Hong Kong Island.

The road-rail track trams have many small stations within a few hundred meters distance. Many MTR station gates and public bus stops are nearby from the tram stations.

Tram Terminals and Lines

Various tram terminus and the routes along their way; If you are not familiar with Hong Kong Trams, its stops, Tramoramic Tour Hong Kong, Tram tickets, Tram maps, etc,  you may go to the tram website and explore for more information that requires for you. Tram lines are:

• Kennedy Town
• Shek Tong Tsui
• Western Market
• Happy Valley
• Causeway bay
• North Point
• Shau Kei Wan

Tram Routes and Tram stops:

Below is the route detail for Hong Kong Tramways. For more detail also download HK Tram App from android and apple phones to get relevant information at your fingertips. Tram routes are:

• Kennedy Town-Happy Valley
• Kennedy Town-Shau Kei Wan
• Shek Tong Tsui-Causeway Bay
• Shek Tong Tsui-North point
• Western Market-Shau Kei Wan
• Happy Valley-Shau Kei Wan

Tram ticket:

The Hong Kong tram runs some parts of Hong Kong Island, tickets are affordable when you enter or exit the cost is HK$2.60 and $1.30 for adults and children. $1.20 for Senior Citizens. Travelers can pay the fare by a coin drop in the box or use an octopus card to pay.

Special offer:

Hong Kong Tramways provide many special offers and promotions that are normal during a festival time like New Year, Christmas, or Chinese New Year I.e a long holiday period.

TramOramic Tour

Tramways offers an hour TramOramic Your via 1920s Style open-hood tram, which is especially for sightseeing throughout Hongkong. The tramOramic journey is really unique and full of fun. Personally, I recommend all travelers to try it once.

Monthly ticket offer

Another, monthly ticker offer for regular passengers, suitable for those who travel multiple times on the tram for the same or different route.

Also, provide a good offer for senior citizens and special cards for disabilities and other people who need help. A person must apply to take these facilities.

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