The fare for the peak tram is currently, AdultHK$22 (Single)HK$33 (Return)Child (3-11)HK$8 (Single)HK$15 (Return)Senior Citizen
(65 or above)HK$8 (Single)HK$15 (Return) Or for The Peak Tram Sky Pass giving you access to the Peak Tower Sky Terrace, AdultHK$37 (Single)HK$48 (Return)Child (3-11)HK$16 (Single)HK$23 (Return)Senior Citizen
(65 or above)HK$16 (Single)HK$23 (Return)
The Peak Tram runs every day, including Sundays and public holidays, between 7am and midnight. The tram departs every 10-15 minutes
Hong Kong's most famous natural landmark is Victoria Peak.
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There are many famous places in Hong Kong but the most popular is Victoria Peak. This is a hillside viewing station that offers stunning views across Victoria Harbour and the famous Hong Kong skyline.
Victoria Peak and Susie Wong's bar...
No, Victoria Peak (also known as Mount Austin or locally as "The Peak") is a natural landform. However, there are buildings on and around Victoria Peak, such as the Peak Galleria and the Peak Tram station.
Hong Kong has hilly to mountainous regions with steep slopes and is an island that is completely surrounded by the South China Sea and the Shenzhen River. Hong Kong's most famous natural landmark is Victoria Peak.
Victoria Harbour, western half of Hong Kong Island. Altitude = 1,810 ft (552 metres).
Hong Kong was in severe economic crisis.
Hong Kong has many attractions that keep visitors coming back again and again. The most popular are: The Peak Tram which travels to a huge viewing platform overlooking Hong Kong Harbour, Hong Kong Disneyland, Ocean Park, The Star Ferry and of course Victoria Harbour. Besides this there are hundreds of markets, shops and restaurants that cater for every taste and budget.
At 415 metres (1,362 feet), the tallest building in Hong Kong is the Two International Finance Centre which was built in 2003 and stands 88 stories high.
The highest hill on Hong Kong island is The Peak, or Victoria Peak more accurately, at 554m above sea level. The highest point in the Special Administrative Region, however, is Tai Mo Shan, located in the New Territories. Tai Mo Shan is 957m above sea level.