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Get inside the Peak Tram, Hong Kong, and enjoy the ride covering the whole of the Central District, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay. Most of the northern part of the Hong Kong Island covered in unbelievably low rate! Such a chance should not be missed. To see the harbor of the island your obvious choice would be the Star Ferry. In the same way make the Peak Tram ride your obvious choice for enjoying the view of the northern part of the island. Did you know that the Peak Town was chosen as one of the exhibit displays in the expo of Vancouver '86? This is because the Peak Tram, Hong Kong is very much a part of the culture and history of the Hong Kong Island. The route that the peak tram takes is - from the St. John's Building to the Victoria Peak after crossing the Mid - Levels. The stations of the Peak Tram are situated in the Central, Garden Road and in the Peak Tower complex, Victoria Gap. It has several stoppages in between -
- Cotton Tree Drive Terminal
- Kennedy Road
- Macdonnell Road
- May road
- Barker Road
- Peak Terminal After beginning its journey in the year 1888, with a steam engine to boost its power, the Peak Tram, Hong Kong, today it runs with a total computerized control. A hundred and twenty passengers can travel in the Peak tram at a time. Using a 1520 mm rail gauge, the Peak Tram is both quick and safe. To reach the Peak Tram, Hong Kong, terminal you can take the bus number 15C from Central's Star Ferry dock or take bus 12S from Lippo Center bus terminus. For traveling in the Peak Tram, Hong Kong, buy a return ticket for making it lighter on your pocket! The Peak Tram, Hong Kong operates from 07:00 to 00:00 hrs, which might be extended during special events or national holidays. You won't have to wait for long to take the tram because there is one tram in every 10 to 15 minutes.
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