This is a route I often take when I'm in town or I have some friends who want a gentle yet enjoyable alternative to the peak tram. Many people go to The Peak in Hong Kong to enjoy its amazing views of the city and skyscrapers (on a clear day or night) and its a must if it's your first... More

Great to see Hong Kong from another perspective - if you have done the Harbour Ferry and seen the sights from the ground, it's now time to get on the tram / cable car and get up above it all. We took the cable car both ways up and back but you can also take the bus for a different... More

Spent your time to visit the peak while you are in Hong Kong. Try to go with bus and going back with the tram and you will see a different view of building and landscape. It was amazing

My first peak experience a few years ago was the classic - via tram on a brilliant sunny day. The views are as advertised - a spectacular 360 degree vista of the city and its environs. Lately I'm more focused on knowing the city at street level, and walk whenever possible. Walking to the peak is straightforward - take the... More

the place is amazing it is like a mall but much better the people help each other and the variety of products is amazing. There are cafes, stationery, apparel and much more. The ride up to the peak is almost verticle.

Our guide Jamie took us to the Peak at night to look across the spectacle of Hong Kong! we had viewed the city during daylight hours but the night view was totally spectactular. We kept clear of the main drag and walked a little way along a path to get the views without the crowds.

It's a perfect place and view to see HK, at day light on night. How to get there? You can use Bus or Skyline, all at Central Area. Try to go there early in the morning and not on public holiday or you will getting jammed at Peak. Do not try to bring your rental car at the Peak, due... More

We went up to the roof top of this shopping complex to catch a night view of the skyline. Comparing with The Peak, this shopping complex looks much older and run down. Plenty of shops selling HK fashion and some eateries. We were there at about 9.00pm and by then, most of the store were starting to close.

We went to the peak straight after we reached Hong Kong. It is around 4pm and the place is crowded with people. This is the 3rd time I am visiting this place as I love the night view. As we have brought the combo package, we are able to get into a shorter queue. However, the queue is still well... More