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The Peak Tram

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Ascend to Hong Kong’s iconic Peak, a journey as mesmerizing as the destination itself. The Peak Tram, a 6-minute ride, whisks you from 33 meters to 396 meters above sea level, traversing a 1,278-meter track. Prepare for a visual feast as towering skyscrapers seemingly defy gravity, tilting at impossible angles during your ascent. Capture the breathtaking views with your camera, documenting this classic and gravity-defying mode of transportation.

The Peak Tram, a Hong Kong icon, has been transporting passengers up the iconic Peak since 1888. Originally built to serve British governors and residents, this historic funicular railway is now one of the world’s oldest and a beloved attraction for millions of visitors annually. More than 6 million people each year enjoy the scenic journey and breathtaking views from atop the Peak.

The Peak Tram has returned, sporting a retro green exterior that pays homage to its iconic predecessors from the 1940s to the 1980s. The 6th generation carriages feature larger panoramic windows, allowing passengers to fully embrace the breathtaking panoramic views of Hong Kong’s skyline.

Peak Tramways has undergone a major upgrade, enhancing passenger experience and efficiency. The project included state-of-the-art tramcars, modernized haulage, control, and signaling systems, new ropes and track rails, and refurbished Central and Peak Termini. These improvements accommodate larger capacity tramcars, ensuring a more comfortable and enjoyable journey.

Experience the magic of the Hong Kong Peak Tram like never before! Enjoy a dynamic and engaging entertainment experience with 5 captivating zones: Eye of Infinity, The Beating Heart, An Icon is Born, Once Upon a Tram, and Go Wild at the Peak. Plus, reduce your wait time by over 70%! Book your Hong Kong Peak Tram and Sky Terrace 428 ticket at chúng tôia for the best price.

Tháp Peak với Sân thượng 428

Atop Victoria Peak, the iconic Peak Tower awaits. This wok-shaped structure houses Sky Terrace 428, a viewing platform offering breathtaking panoramas of Hong Kong. Standing 428 meters above the city, it provides unparalleled vistas of one of the world’s most captivating urban landscapes.

Tuyên thệ tình yêu bất tận với người thương tại “Góc ước nguyện” trên đỉnh Hong Kong. Nơi đây, bạn sẽ được bao quanh bởi khung cảnh ngoạn mục và có thể chụp những bức ảnh tuyệt đẹp để lưu giữ khoảnh khắc đặc biệt này. Chia sẻ chúng với gia đình và bạn bè để cùng chung vui!

Enjoy breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour from the dining area, accessible via an escalator that offers glimpses of the cityscape through a massive glass wall. Take a break and indulge in American and Italian cuisine.

Peak Galleria

Across from the iconic Peak Tower sits the Peak Galleria, home to a free-entry observation deck on level 3. This photogenic spot offers breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour to the north, and serene landscapes of Pok Fu Lam Reservoir and the South China Sea to the south. Don’t miss the chance to use the telescopes for closer views and capture memorable snapshots of the stunning scenery.

Hơn cả khung cảnh ngoạn mục, trung tâm thương mại này là điểm đến giải trí và mua sắm mang tính biểu tượng. Nơi đây chào đón du khách bằng những trải nghiệm độc đáo và các lễ hội sôi động. Khám phá ngôi nhà bí mật của ông Monopoly và đắm mình trong công nghệ 4DX cùng hình ảnh 3D tại MONOPOLY DREAMS™ trên tầng L3 của Peak Galleria, tự tay tạo ra những người bạn lông bông đáng yêu tại Build-A-Bear Workshop, hoặc đắm chìm vào những triển lãm mang chủ đề đa dạng tại Go Museum trên tầng L2. Hãy đến Candylicious để lựa chọn những viên kẹo yêu thích từ bức tường “Pick & Mix” nổi tiếng. Và đừng quên tìm kiếm những món quà lưu niệm độc đáo từ các thương hiệu địa phương chuyên về nghệ thuật và thủ công mỹ nghệ!

Leo Núi – Vòng Tròn Đỉnh Núi

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Embark on a captivating journey at the Peak Circle Walk, winding around the highest point of Hong Kong Island. Start your adventure 90 minutes before sunset, and witness the breathtaking transformation of the city from afternoon glow to twinkling metropolis. As you traverse Harlech Road and Lugard Road, panoramic vistas of Hong Kong Island’s scenic south side will unfold before you. Return to the Peak Tower just as twilight surrenders to night, and the cityscape bursts into a galaxy of shimmering lights, offering an unforgettable spectacle.

Leo núi ở Peak: Tầm nhìn từ Lugard Road và Lions Point

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Named after Hong Kong’s 14th governor, Sir Frederick Lugard, this road, built in 1913-1914, offers stunning views. Its narrow, cliff-side sections, known as ‘plank roads’, lead to the Lugard Road Lookout after a 20-minute walk. From there, enjoy breathtaking panoramas of Sheung Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Victoria Harbour. Continue along Lugard Road to Harlech Road, where you’ll find the Lions Pavilion, nestled beside the Peak Tower. This free viewpoint is a popular spot for tourists seeking magnificent vistas.

Vườn Victoria Peak & Nhà nghỉ núi cũ

Victoria Peak Garden, nestled atop the Peak Galleria, offers a serene escape from the bustling city below. This enchanting Victorian-style garden occupies the former site of the Mountain Lodge, once the Governor’s summer residence on The Peak. Accessible via either Mount Austin Road or Harlech Road Fitness Trail, the garden provides breathtaking views and a tranquil retreat.

Meandering paths wind through expansive lawns and traditional pagodas, adorned with Victorian touches like sundials and wrought iron. The breathtaking panorama of Hong Kong provides a perfect backdrop for capturing memories. A charming kiosk offers refreshments for a relaxing break, while you anticipate the mesmerizing sunset painting the sky above the Peak.

Lên kế hoạch cho hành trình khám phá Núi với những điểm thuận lợi trên và bắt đầu chuyến phiêu lưu ngay bây giờ!

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