Ticket ordering is more convenient, e-ticket can be used directly, and will be used again in the future, very good! If I have the opportunity, I will still use it again and introduce it to friends to use it!

Ticket ordering is more convenient, e-ticket can be used directly, and will be used again in the future, very good! If I have the opportunity, I will still use it again and introduce it to friends to use it!

What to say. Just go. But there is no need to go for it. There are a lot of people in the evening. The cable car scenery is actually very general. The view of the top of the mountain is OK. There are more businesses. Always turn around.

Riding the Peak Tram in Hong Kong was an experience that left me in awe of both the engineering marvel and the breathtaking views it offered. As I ascended towards Victoria Peak, I felt a sense of anticipation building within me, eager to witness the panoramic vistas that awaited at the summit.Boarding the tram at the Lower Terminus, I was immediately struck by the tram's vintage charm and timeless elegance. As it began its ascent up the steep incline, I marveled at the ingenuity of its design

Take the Hong Kong Peak Cable Car to the top of Taiping Mountain. There are not many people, if you want to choose a good view, you have to wait two times. Ticket inspection is very convenient, and it is also convenient to go to Lingxuan Pavilion. It takes 20 minutes to walk from the cable car station to the Ferris wheel.

The Peak Tram is one of the way to go to the Victoria Peak or The Peak in Hong Kong Island. The Peak offer a magnificant view across Hong Kong from Sky Terrace 428 and various restaurant to be visited. Using trancis a classsic way to climb to the peak and should be try at least once during your visit to Hong Kong.

good view @victoria peak and sky terrace 428 but many touristers there so it' s too crowded .My group had to wait for a bit long for a tram

View the whole Hong Kong from the top. So amazing and beautiful views. Also. love the ancient tram ride to the top. A must visit when you're in Hong Kong.