Peak Tram

… Peak. The tram is great. The peak is so steep that it starts climbing at about a 30 degree angle which increases to 45 degrees… continue reading »

…>Finally we got on the 360 Peak Tram which is over 5 km long with views, I'm sure on a clear day, would be breathtaking. It was very… continue reading »

… the Peak by funicular cable car (they call it the Peak Tram). Its a really steep train, almost vertical at some points… continue reading »

… boarded and set sail on the top deck for HK island.  Headed for the Peak Tram, opted for a return ticket as the heat… continue reading »

… to get to the harbour where all the stars have their names on the footpath and up to the Peak of Hong Kong Island.  The Peak… continue reading »

…, not for brekkie anyway! The day was free to explore all that HK had to offer. My highlight was the Peak Tram where it felt like you were… continue reading »

… also tried to climb up to the Peak. To get up there you could either take the peak tram (more sensible and comfortable option… continue reading »

…?', 'bag?', 'tailored suits?', which after sundown simultaneously changed to 'hash, hash, HASHISH!?'. Went on the 'The Peak' Tram… continue reading »

…, shopping at ... superb coffee, star ferry, big escalator, walk through gardens, peak tram, iced coffe, walk along track, get changed… continue reading »

….  The overwhelming impression was of buildings packed together - very different to the suburban back yards and space in Australia. The Peak… continue reading »