How can I get to the harbour center by bus in tiaojingling
Publish: 2021-04-28 23:52:40
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The 792m road of the new bus 792m Road (792m Road)
one hour (13.8 km) walking for a distance of 208 meters, and five yuan (5 yuan)
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it's not easy, Get on jingling road
get off Saigon
operation time: 05:45-22:25, 22:25-23:00, about 20 minutes / trip, 25 stops
walk 57 meters to the terminal (about 1 minute)
end
Saigon bus terminus (bus stop)
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bus line: East Rail Line → Kwun Tong line, the whole journey is about 17.4km
1. Walk about 140m from Shatin central station to Shatin station
2. Take east rail line, pass 2 stops, reach Jiulong Tang station
3. Walk about 200m, transfer to Kwun Tong line
4. Take Kwun Tong line, pass 10 stops, reach tiaojingling station
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3. Take a bus to any MTR station on Hong Kong Island, then transfer to the following MTR stations: Diamond Hill Station: transfer to bus 92 after leaving the station, and get off at Sai Kung bus terminus. Tiu Keng Leng or Tseung Kwan O: turn to bus 792m and get off at Sai Kung bus terminus. It's faster than the subway to Sha Tin and then to bus 299.
4. Hong Kong airport to do is how much money, I think it is not too expensive, also dozens of dollars.
5. Question: I'm in Causeway Bay, where I go to eat seafood at Sai Kung Wharf in Hong Kong. How can I go?? How much does it cost to eat seafood over there? Answer: there is a good way to go to Saigon, Hong Kong. You can take a minibus or a bus. However, because of the long distance, it is recommended to take a bus. 1. Take the MTR at Causeway Bay to tiaojingling station. Transfer to Tseung Kwan O line (purple) at North Point Station and get off at tiaojingling station. Transfer to shangjingling station and take bus 792m to Sai Kung Hui terminus. Sai Kung Hui seafood street is near the terminus, on the other side of the waterfront square. 2. Take MTR from Causeway Bay to Sha Tin. Transfer to Tsuen Wan line (red) at Admiralty Station and get off at Mong Kok. Transfer to Kwun Tong line (green) at opposite platform and get off at Kowloon Tong Station. Walk to East Rail Line (pink blue) platform and transfer to east rail line and get off at Sha Tin Station. Sha Tin MTR station connects to new city square. Take bus 299 from New City Square bus terminus to Sai Kung Hui terminus. 3. There are buses 92 / 96r from rainbow MTR station and Diamond Hill MTR station to Sai Kung Hui terminus, but they are only available on holidays. It's a tourist area over there. It's more expensive to eat seafood. The price is based on the weight of seafood. The prices of all kinds of seafood stalls are different. When choosing seafood, you should ask clearly!
6. Take a bus to Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong. If you don't want to queue up, you'd better go to Man Kam to port. Take Huatong bus from Shenzhen North Station, airport, Luohu bus station, Futian bus station and Wenjin to Taizi subway station. Take subway from Taizi station to entrance B1 of lichijiao and walk about 800 meters. I hope I can help you.
7. Shenzhen Bay travel bus into the urban area to get off the subway
or take b3x B3m to Tuen Mun subway station
University of Hong Kong subway station (opened in December)
University Station (Chinese University)
University of science and technology is in trouble:
bus
91 or 91m (Diamond Hill subway station, via rainbow subway station)
91m (Baolin subway station, Through Kengkou subway station
792m (tiaojingling subway station or Saigon)
minibus
104 (Niutoujiao subway station)
11 (Rainbow subway station)
11 or 11m (Kengkou subway station)
12 (Saigon or Baolin subway station)
because the location of the three universities is too far away, you can arrange the order, I'll give you some suggestions
or take b3x B3m to Tuen Mun subway station
University of Hong Kong subway station (opened in December)
University Station (Chinese University)
University of science and technology is in trouble:
bus
91 or 91m (Diamond Hill subway station, via rainbow subway station)
91m (Baolin subway station, Through Kengkou subway station
792m (tiaojingling subway station or Saigon)
minibus
104 (Niutoujiao subway station)
11 (Rainbow subway station)
11 or 11m (Kengkou subway station)
12 (Saigon or Baolin subway station)
because the location of the three universities is too far away, you can arrange the order, I'll give you some suggestions
8. TVB: No.77 Juncai street, Tseung Kwan O instrial estate, Kowloon
that's right, because I've been there. I can take photos outside. If I'm lucky, I can meet stars. I can get there by bus, but this area is in the factory area, and there are few people
address: No.77, Juncai street, Tseung Kwan O, Kowloon
opening hours: not fully open
Tel: 00852-25081234
transportation: MTR Tseung Kwan O line tiaojingling down transfer bus
that's right, because I've been there. I can take photos outside. If I'm lucky, I can meet stars. I can get there by bus, but this area is in the factory area, and there are few people
address: No.77, Juncai street, Tseung Kwan O, Kowloon
opening hours: not fully open
Tel: 00852-25081234
transportation: MTR Tseung Kwan O line tiaojingling down transfer bus
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Take Guantang line from tiaojingling, get off at Jiulong Tang (10 stops in total), and then transfer to East Rail Line (8 stops in total) at Jiulong Tang (no exit). Please refer to the following metro line diagram. Good luck
10. LZ, provide a few good Bus Guide to you
1. Service area: all Hong Kong, except outlying islands. Service time: all night service on main routes. Main bus companies: KMB: Kowloon, new territories and cross harbour bus. City bus: Hong Kong Island, cross harbour bus and downtown to Tung Chung and airport. New bus: Hong Kong Island, cross harbour bus and Tseung Kwan O. Long Yun: New Territories to Tung Chung and airport. Lantau bus: Lantau bus frequency and station density, All Hong Kong Island and cross harbour buses are air-conditioned; There are also about 75% air-conditioned buses in Kowloon and the new territories. If you are familiar with the geographical environment of Hong Kong, you can get to your destination easily and quickly by bus
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free trip to Hong Kong www.sale28.com While enjoying freedom, you should also have a detailed plan for your own life. How to choose transportation is one of the compulsory courses before going to Hong Kong. Metro - the Hong Kong Metro is a highly efficient urban transport network. It operates mainly underground and operates from 6 am to 1 am. There are five routes: the Hong Kong Island line, the Kwun Tong line, the Tsuen Wan line, the Tseung Kwan O line and the Tung Chung Line, which pass through the densely populated areas of Hong Kong, Kowloon, the new territories and Lantau. Passengers can also transfer to KCR at Kowloon Tong interchange. The subway is convenient, air-conditioned and clean (no smoking or eating). Visitors should avoid using the subway ring rush hours in the morning and at sk. The subway adopts electronic ticket, fully automatic operation. Passengers can buy a one-way ticket from the "touch screen" ticket vending machine in the lobby of the station. The ticket price ranges from HK $4 to HK $26. Children under 3 years old can take the subway free of charge. Children under 12 years old, students and the elderly can get preferential tickets. Passengers can buy "octopus" stored value tickets at the ticket office. The ticket value is divided into HK $70, $100 or 150. Octopus tickets are available on the MTR, Kowloon East Rail, Kowloon Canton light rail, peak cable car, Star Ferry, tram, airport express, most bus routes, some minibus routes and outer island ferry routes. The telephone number is + 852 2266 2266. Kowloon Canton Railway - an electrified railway system, it starts from Hung Hom near Tsim Sha Tsui East and passes through 12 stations (including Sha Tin, Tai Po, Fanling, Sheung Shui and other new towns), connecting Kowloon with the new territories and north to Lo Wu. The car is equipped with air conditioning, and the traffic is busy ring commuting hours. The train leaves every 4-10 minutes from early morning to midnight, and the whole journey takes about 38 minutes. Luohu, the terminal station of the train, borders the mainland, which is a restricted area. Passengers must hold a Chinese visa or a Hong Kong Macao pass to travel to and from the mainland through this station. The KCRC, like the MTR, uses e-tickets, ranging from HK $3.5 to HK $9 (from HK $20 to HK $33 to Lo Wu). Children under 3 years old are free, and children under 12 years old are half price. Bus (bus) - there are five franchised bus service companies in Hong Kong. The routes are all over the District, including many scenic spots and airports. The tickets are cheap, ranging from HK $1.2 to HK $45. Passengers can use the "octopus" stored value tickets, otherwise they must bring their own change when they get on the bus and put the money into the money box, and the driver is not responsible for the change. The bus service usually runs from 6 am to midnight, and some routes have all night buses. The star ferry shuttles across the Victoria Harbour from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and runs every few minutes between central and Tsim Sha Tsui. The ferry service started in 1898. The traditional green and white ferry adds color to the port. During the 8-minute journey, tourists can enjoy the scenery of both sides of the Strait. The one-way charge for the upper level is HK $2.2 and the lower level is HK $1.7. The star ferry also runs between central and Hung Hom (7 am to 7 pm, HK $5.3), Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui (7:30 am to 11 pm, HK $2.2) and Wan Chai to Hung Hom (7 am to 7 pm, HK $5.3). Taxi (taxi) - it's very convenient to take a taxi in Hong Kong. There are more than 18000 taxis with air conditioning and meters. Most taxis can carry up to five passengers. Taxis are divided into three categories by service area: Hong Kong Island and Kowloon (red taxis), New Territories (green taxis) and Lantau (blue taxis), with different charges. The red taxi starts at $15 and charges $1.4 per 200m after 2km; The fare for the first 2 km of green taxi is $12.5 and $1.2 for every 200 m thereafter; It costs $12 for the first two kilometers and $1.2 for every 200 meters. The above fares do not include tunnel and Bridge fares. Passengers are required to pay extra one-way or two-way tunnel fares. Large luggage will also be charged. According to the law, both front and rear passengers of a taxi are required to fasten their seat belts. Taxi color represents the driving area: Red taxi - driving in most parts of Hong Kong, except Tung Chung Road and South on Lantau Island; Green taxis - New Territories suburbs; Blue taxi - on Lantau Island. All taxis can get to and from Hong Kong International Airport. The streets with yellow lines are restricted areas for pick-up, and passengers should not call cars on these sections. In case of heavy traffic, you can go straight to the front of the hotel and wait for a taxi. All taxis are regulated by law and drivers are required to display their driver's license on the dashboard. The meter can also be found in the car. To protect your rights and interests, please ask the driver to provide the fare receipt. Airport Express - operated by Metro Corporation, providing high-speed passenger service to and from the airport. About 12 minutes from the airport to the first station (Tsing Yi Station), HK $60; The second stop (Kowloon Station) takes about 20 minutes and costs HK $90; The terminal is central (Hong Kong Station), which takes about 23 minutes and costs HK $100. The service hours are from 6 am to 1 am every day, every 10 minutes. Airport bus - Citybus, Longyun bus company and new Lantau bus company provide airport bus services to transport tourists to and from major hotels or areas in Hong Kong. Visitors can buy airport bus tickets at the commercial service counter at the arrival hall, ranging from HK $14 to HK $45. There is no redemption on board<
3, Hong Kong all night Bus Guide:
all night routes on Hong Kong Island
N8 Wanchai pier ← → Xinghua
1. Service area: all Hong Kong, except outlying islands. Service time: all night service on main routes. Main bus companies: KMB: Kowloon, new territories and cross harbour bus. City bus: Hong Kong Island, cross harbour bus and downtown to Tung Chung and airport. New bus: Hong Kong Island, cross harbour bus and Tseung Kwan O. Long Yun: New Territories to Tung Chung and airport. Lantau bus: Lantau bus frequency and station density, All Hong Kong Island and cross harbour buses are air-conditioned; There are also about 75% air-conditioned buses in Kowloon and the new territories. If you are familiar with the geographical environment of Hong Kong, you can get to your destination easily and quickly by bus
2,
free trip to Hong Kong www.sale28.com While enjoying freedom, you should also have a detailed plan for your own life. How to choose transportation is one of the compulsory courses before going to Hong Kong. Metro - the Hong Kong Metro is a highly efficient urban transport network. It operates mainly underground and operates from 6 am to 1 am. There are five routes: the Hong Kong Island line, the Kwun Tong line, the Tsuen Wan line, the Tseung Kwan O line and the Tung Chung Line, which pass through the densely populated areas of Hong Kong, Kowloon, the new territories and Lantau. Passengers can also transfer to KCR at Kowloon Tong interchange. The subway is convenient, air-conditioned and clean (no smoking or eating). Visitors should avoid using the subway ring rush hours in the morning and at sk. The subway adopts electronic ticket, fully automatic operation. Passengers can buy a one-way ticket from the "touch screen" ticket vending machine in the lobby of the station. The ticket price ranges from HK $4 to HK $26. Children under 3 years old can take the subway free of charge. Children under 12 years old, students and the elderly can get preferential tickets. Passengers can buy "octopus" stored value tickets at the ticket office. The ticket value is divided into HK $70, $100 or 150. Octopus tickets are available on the MTR, Kowloon East Rail, Kowloon Canton light rail, peak cable car, Star Ferry, tram, airport express, most bus routes, some minibus routes and outer island ferry routes. The telephone number is + 852 2266 2266. Kowloon Canton Railway - an electrified railway system, it starts from Hung Hom near Tsim Sha Tsui East and passes through 12 stations (including Sha Tin, Tai Po, Fanling, Sheung Shui and other new towns), connecting Kowloon with the new territories and north to Lo Wu. The car is equipped with air conditioning, and the traffic is busy ring commuting hours. The train leaves every 4-10 minutes from early morning to midnight, and the whole journey takes about 38 minutes. Luohu, the terminal station of the train, borders the mainland, which is a restricted area. Passengers must hold a Chinese visa or a Hong Kong Macao pass to travel to and from the mainland through this station. The KCRC, like the MTR, uses e-tickets, ranging from HK $3.5 to HK $9 (from HK $20 to HK $33 to Lo Wu). Children under 3 years old are free, and children under 12 years old are half price. Bus (bus) - there are five franchised bus service companies in Hong Kong. The routes are all over the District, including many scenic spots and airports. The tickets are cheap, ranging from HK $1.2 to HK $45. Passengers can use the "octopus" stored value tickets, otherwise they must bring their own change when they get on the bus and put the money into the money box, and the driver is not responsible for the change. The bus service usually runs from 6 am to midnight, and some routes have all night buses. The star ferry shuttles across the Victoria Harbour from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and runs every few minutes between central and Tsim Sha Tsui. The ferry service started in 1898. The traditional green and white ferry adds color to the port. During the 8-minute journey, tourists can enjoy the scenery of both sides of the Strait. The one-way charge for the upper level is HK $2.2 and the lower level is HK $1.7. The star ferry also runs between central and Hung Hom (7 am to 7 pm, HK $5.3), Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui (7:30 am to 11 pm, HK $2.2) and Wan Chai to Hung Hom (7 am to 7 pm, HK $5.3). Taxi (taxi) - it's very convenient to take a taxi in Hong Kong. There are more than 18000 taxis with air conditioning and meters. Most taxis can carry up to five passengers. Taxis are divided into three categories by service area: Hong Kong Island and Kowloon (red taxis), New Territories (green taxis) and Lantau (blue taxis), with different charges. The red taxi starts at $15 and charges $1.4 per 200m after 2km; The fare for the first 2 km of green taxi is $12.5 and $1.2 for every 200 m thereafter; It costs $12 for the first two kilometers and $1.2 for every 200 meters. The above fares do not include tunnel and Bridge fares. Passengers are required to pay extra one-way or two-way tunnel fares. Large luggage will also be charged. According to the law, both front and rear passengers of a taxi are required to fasten their seat belts. Taxi color represents the driving area: Red taxi - driving in most parts of Hong Kong, except Tung Chung Road and South on Lantau Island; Green taxis - New Territories suburbs; Blue taxi - on Lantau Island. All taxis can get to and from Hong Kong International Airport. The streets with yellow lines are restricted areas for pick-up, and passengers should not call cars on these sections. In case of heavy traffic, you can go straight to the front of the hotel and wait for a taxi. All taxis are regulated by law and drivers are required to display their driver's license on the dashboard. The meter can also be found in the car. To protect your rights and interests, please ask the driver to provide the fare receipt. Airport Express - operated by Metro Corporation, providing high-speed passenger service to and from the airport. About 12 minutes from the airport to the first station (Tsing Yi Station), HK $60; The second stop (Kowloon Station) takes about 20 minutes and costs HK $90; The terminal is central (Hong Kong Station), which takes about 23 minutes and costs HK $100. The service hours are from 6 am to 1 am every day, every 10 minutes. Airport bus - Citybus, Longyun bus company and new Lantau bus company provide airport bus services to transport tourists to and from major hotels or areas in Hong Kong. Visitors can buy airport bus tickets at the commercial service counter at the arrival hall, ranging from HK $14 to HK $45. There is no redemption on board<
3, Hong Kong all night Bus Guide:
all night routes on Hong Kong Island
N8 Wanchai pier ← → Xinghua
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