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 Star Ferry pier by cancian
The Star Ferry operates on four routes, but the most popular one is from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central.
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New World First Ferry.
From China Ferry Terminal, 25 times a day Leave a Comment
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 by kaesewecken
from the airport there drive many busses to nearly all hotels in HK. The people from the Hong Kong Tourist Association will help you find yours.
You will find them at the exit of the airport, you can't miss them.
By metro! I have never seen such a metro system before! You can use ut that easy. It's best to buy 'Common Stored Value Ticket' for 100 HK$. This should be enough for one week. The handle is comfortable!
But attention, the trains have air condition so you always hould wear a long shirt in them. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 bus from hk airport to the
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The ferries operate from 6.30am to 11.30pm.
Of course, if the weather is cold or rainy, better take the MTR. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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 MTRMap by xuessium
The MTR card costs HK$220 for one return journey and for the next 3 days, all rides on the MTR are free. To see more details, please see URL below. Leave a Comment
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 MTR sesame by Tripack
1) Sometimes it is no evident to find the MTR entrance, so look for this red (bordeau) spot to find your way.
2) Choose the right exit (A1, A2,B, C...) according the street where you want to go.
3) Stay on the right side on the escalator or walk on the left. Keep your right in the access pedestrian tunnel to avoid crash or traffic jam during the peak hours.
4) Don't smoke, drink or eat inside the metro area to avoid painful penalties. You could still speak and/or use your mobile phone ;-)
5) My last advice but not the least. Please let people go out the metro carrier before to go/squeeze inside... Un peu de courtoisie... Leave a Comment
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If you are in HK for more than a day or two it's well worth getting an Octopus Card. It's valid on most forms of public transport - MTR, trains, buses, most ferries - even the Peak Tram. It saves a lot of hassle.
Best of all when you leave HK at the end of your stay you can return the card and get back any value left on it.
But don't get the Airport Express Octopus Card. This gives just one journey on the AEL and is not really good value. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Inside double-deckers. by ahoerner
But be quick! It uses to be crowded up there... we had luck this time. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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