Ding-Ding Swing! (Saturday afternoon)
A little slow, a little bumpy, and a lot of fun! Locally known as the 'Ding Ding', the double-decker tram has been an essential part of Hong Kong's daily life for over a century.
We are chartering a couple of antique tramcars to give you a unique glimpse of city life as we rumble from the West to East of Hong Kong Island.
The trams start in Western district and take us through bustling Causeway Bay, a major shopping area in Hong Kong and then to the horse racing track in Happy Valley before looping back to Western.
Tramcars hold 120 so first come, first on!
The World inside a Tram (CNNGo)
HK Tram Trail app
We are chartering a couple of antique tramcars to give you a unique glimpse of city life as we rumble from the West to East of Hong Kong Island.
The trams start in Western district and take us through bustling Causeway Bay, a major shopping area in Hong Kong and then to the horse racing track in Happy Valley before looping back to Western.
Tramcars hold 120 so first come, first on!
The World inside a Tram (CNNGo)
HK Tram Trail app
HKSF Route (2 hours):
(Buses go from Y-Loft to Whitty Street, buses leave at 1.30pm from Y-Loft)
Start at Whitty Street - east to Causeway Bay (about 50 minutes) - can get off here if you like (shopping district)
North to Happy Valley (about 15 minutes)
Back west from Happy Valley to Whitty Street (about 50 minutes) - buses go back to Y-Loft from the end stop at 4.30pm.
(Buses go from Y-Loft to Whitty Street, buses leave at 1.30pm from Y-Loft)
Start at Whitty Street - east to Causeway Bay (about 50 minutes) - can get off here if you like (shopping district)
North to Happy Valley (about 15 minutes)
Back west from Happy Valley to Whitty Street (about 50 minutes) - buses go back to Y-Loft from the end stop at 4.30pm.
