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Kowloon Station

  • sky100

    Located on the 100/F of the International Commerce Centre – the tallest building in Hong Kong, sky100 offers you a full 360-degree, and an unobstructed view of the entire Kowloon, North Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbour.


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Western Harbour Tunnel BBI – Nga Cheung Road

  • M+

    If you want to experience the cultural fusion of East and West in Hong Kong, you must visit the West Kowloon Cultural District. Inside, M+ showcases artworks from around the world, while the Hong Kong Palace Museum exhibits treasures from the Forbidden City. Along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade, you can enjoy a close-up view of Victoria Harbour and soak in the city's laid-back vibe.

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  • Hong Kong Palace Museum

    If you want to experience the cultural fusion of East and West in Hong Kong, you must visit the West Kowloon Cultural District. Inside, M+ showcases artworks from around the world, while the Hong Kong Palace Museum exhibits treasures from the Forbidden City. Along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade, you can enjoy a close-up view of Victoria Harbour and soak in the city's laid-back vibe.

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  • West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade

    If you want to experience the cultural fusion of East and West in Hong Kong, you must visit the West Kowloon Cultural District. Inside, M+ showcases artworks from around the world, while the Hong Kong Palace Museum exhibits treasures from the Forbidden City. Along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade, you can enjoy a close-up view of Victoria Harbour and soak in the city's laid-back vibe.

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Austin Road, Xiqu Centre

  • Xiqu Centre

    Being a part of the West Kowloon Cultural District, the Xiqu Centre offers high-quality traditional and contemporary performances for audiences. Its striking design blends elements of traditional and contemporary Chinese architecture to reflect the evolving nature of the art of Chinese opera.

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Canton Road, Gateway Hotel, Hong Kong

  • Canton Road

    When it comes to Tsim Sha Tsui, besides Victoria Harbour, Canton Road is also a must-visit spot. It's home to renowned international luxury brands, popular beauty and health shops, and the flagship store of major mobile phone retailer—perfect for indulging in a shopping spree.

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Canton Road, Peking Road

  • 1881 (Former Marine Police Headquarters)

    Right next to this stop is “1881 Heritage”, formerly the Marine Police Headquarters built in 1884. After revitalisation, it now houses luxury boutiques, fine dining restaurants, and a heritage boutique hotel.

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  • Star Ferry

    Nearby, you'll also find must-visit Tsim Sha Tsui landmarks like the Star Ferry Pier and the Clock Tower. Don't miss the chance to snap a photo with the world-famous Victoria Harbour and take in its stunning night view.

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  • Hong Kong Cultural Centre

    Nearby, you'll also find must-visit Tsim Sha Tsui landmarks like the Star Ferry Pier and the Clock Tower. Don't miss the chance to snap a photo with the world-famous Victoria Harbour and take in its stunning night view.

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  • Hong Kong Museum of Arts

    Nearby, you'll also find must-visit Tsim Sha Tsui landmarks like the Star Ferry Pier and the Clock Tower. Don't miss the chance to snap a photo with the world-famous Victoria Harbour and take in its stunning night view.

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  • Clock Tower

    Nearby, you'll also find must-visit Tsim Sha Tsui landmarks like the Star Ferry Pier and the Clock Tower. Don't miss the chance to snap a photo with the world-famous Victoria Harbour and take in its stunning night view.

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China Hong Kong City, Xiqu Centre

  • China Hong Kong City

    Being a part of the West Kowloon Cultural District, the Xiqu Centre offers high-quality traditional and contemporary performances for audiences. Its striking design blends elements of traditional and contemporary Chinese architecture to reflect the evolving nature of the art of Chinese opera.

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Jordan Road West Kowloon Station

  • HSR West Kowloon Station

    The High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station is the world’s largest underground railway station. Featuring expansive glass curtain walls and a sleek, streamlined roof design, it serves as the starting point of the Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong Express Rail Link. With connections to dozens of cities across mainland China and a prime location near the city center, it has quickly become one of the main travel hubs for Hong Kong residents heading to the mainland and for mainland visitors coming to Hong Kong. On the station’s rooftop, the Sky Corridor offers a hidden gem known as the ‘Secret Stairway.’ Surrounded by greenery and providing sweeping views of Central’s skyline and Victoria Harbour, it has become a popular spot for photography and sightseeing.

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  • Man Wah Sun Chuen

    Located opposite the High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station, Man Wah Sun Chuen is a residential complex made up of eight buildings, each with a name beginning with the character “Man”, earning it the nickname “Eight Man Buildings”. Due to the regulation of right of light back then, the upper floors of the towers were designed with a slant top setback. It is reported that many Hong Kong celebrities—such as Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow and Sammo Hung and others —have called Man Wah Sun Chuen home over the years.

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Stonecutters Bridge

  • Stonecutters Bridge

    After entering the expressway, the bus will then passes over two major bridges. One of them is the Stonecutters Bridge, which has a main span of 1,018 meters, making it one of the world's longest-span double-tower cable-stayed bridges. It connects Stonecutters Island and Tsing Yi Island, stretching across the Rambler Channel. From the bridge, passengers can enjoy sweeping views of Hong Kong Island and the bustling container terminals all at once.

  • Kwai Tsing Container Terminals

    While we are on the Stonecutters Bridge, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Kwai Tsing Container Terminals. Built in the 1970s, the terminals once held the title of the world's busiest container port. Operating 24 hours a day, they are capable of handling over 20 million twenty-foot equivalent units annually, standing as a testament to Hong Kong's golden era as a major entrepot.

Tsing Ma Bridge

  • Tsing Ma Bridge

    Passing through the Nam Wan Tunnel, the bus will head onto the Tsing Ma Bridge. This iconic Hong Kong landmark was completed in the late 1990s as part of the infrastructure developed for the airport relocation. It serves as a vital link between the city and the airport for travelers. Spanning 2,160 meters, it is one of the world's longest suspension bridges that accommodates both road and rail traffic. Along with the new airport, it was honored as one of Top 10 Construction Achievements of the 20th Century.

  • Ma Wan

    Ma Wan was once an important hub along the ancient Maritime Silk Road. In 1868, the Qing government established a customs post there to collect opium trade taxes, combat smuggling, and safeguard the coastal border. Later, Ma Wan evolved into a small fishing village known for producing shrimp paste. In the early 1990s, due to the new airport development, residents gradually relocated to the present-day Ma Wan New Village. The original village was revitalized into “Ma Wan 1868,” a cultural and tourism destination that blends heritage conservation, creative industries, travel experiences, and art retail.

Ting Kau Bridge

  • Ting Kau Bridge

    On our return journey to Tsim Sha Tsui, you'll see the Ting Kau Bridge ahead on the left. Stretching 1.177 kilometers, it is the world's first three-tower cable-stayed bridge. Since its completion, it has provided the northwest New Territories—such as Yuen Long and Tuen Mun—with a more direct connection to the airport and urban Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. At night, the bridge and its towers are illuminated by spotlights, making it a favorite subject for many photography enthusiasts.

Ferry Street, Yau Ma Tei Station

  • KMB Headquarters

    KMB is Hong Kong’s oldest franchised bus company, having obtained the franchise to operate bus services in Kowloon and the New Territories in 1933. From its modest beginnings with just over a dozen routes, KMB has grown—together with Long Win Bus serving the New Territories and the airport—to operate more than 480 routes, covering all 18 districts of Hong Kong. It is now the largest bus network in the city. Since its establishment, KMB has been committed to innovation, achieving many global and local “firsts”: the world’s first successfully trialed air-conditioned double-decker bus, the world’s first super low-floor three-axle double-decker bus, and Hong Kong’s first fully electric bus. As the bus passes through Mei Foo, you’ll notice a building with a large Chinese “nine” character—the traditional symbol of KMB—on its exterior wall. This marks the very heart of our company.

  • West Kowloon Corridor

    The West Kowloon Corridor was completed in phases beginning in the late 1980s, linking Yau Ma Tei with Lai Chi Kok. As the bus travels along the elevated roadway, the scenery shifts from the open views of the West Kowloon reclamation area to weaving between the older buildings of Tai Kok Tsui and Mong Kok. In just a short time, you’ll experience a very different side of Hong Kong.

  • Former Yau Ma Tei Police Station

    The century-old Former Yau Ma Tei Police Station is an Edwardian Free Style architecture. It is also one of the few remaining pre-war police station buildings in Hong Kong and was rated Grade II historic building in 2009.

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  • Yau Ma Tei Wholesale Fruit Market

    The Wholesale Fruit Market, also known as “Gwo Laan” in Cantonese, is the location where many events in local triad movies take place. Here, you may also find some exotic types of fruits from all around the world.

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Jordan Road West Kowloon Station

  • HSR West Kowloon Station

    The High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station is the world’s largest underground railway station. Featuring expansive glass curtain walls and a sleek, streamlined roof design, it serves as the starting point of the Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong Express Rail Link. With connections to dozens of cities across mainland China and a prime location near the city center, it has quickly become one of the main travel hubs for Hong Kong residents heading to the mainland and for mainland visitors coming to Hong Kong. On the station’s rooftop, the Sky Corridor offers a hidden gem known as the ‘Secret Stairway.’ Surrounded by greenery and providing sweeping views of Central’s skyline and Victoria Harbour, it has become a popular spot for photography and sightseeing.

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  • Man Wah Sun Chuen

    Located opposite the High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station, Man Wah Sun Chuen is a residential complex made up of eight buildings, each with a name beginning with the character “Man”, earning it the nickname “Eight Man Buildings”. Due to the regulation of right of light back then, the upper floors of the towers were designed with a slant top setback. It is reported that many Hong Kong celebrities—such as Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow and Sammo Hung and others —have called Man Wah Sun Chuen home over the years.

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Kowloon Station

  • sky100

    Located on the 100/F of the International Commerce Centre – the tallest building in Hong Kong, sky100 offers you a full 360-degree, and an unobstructed view of the entire Kowloon, North Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbour.


    * sky100 is undergoing major renovation and is closed temporarily

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