Hong Kong — The Trams of Hong Kong

For me, one of the hidden gems of Hong Kong is the trams, and if you have the time (the trams are not fast) and you want a genuinely novel Hong Kong experience, then take a tram. I was down at Chai Wan in Hong Kong and needed to return to Wan Chai. I could have taken the Metro (MTR) from Chai Wan to Wan Chai, and the trip would have taken 20 to 30 minutes; however, as I had some spare time, I decided to take the MTR to Shau Kei Wan and then board a tram at Kam Wa Street (<a href="http://w3w.co/ideals.astounded.crest" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">///ideals.astounded.crest</a>). The trip took around 50 minutes and cost HKD 2.30 (£0.25; $0.45 USD). When you catch a tram from Kam Wa Street, you must be careful as picking a tram to the wrong final destination is easy. The trams go to the Happy Valley or on the western market routes. I needed the western market. <a href="https://medium.com/@NicksWanderings/hong-kong-the-trams-of-hong-kong-843c3b06d6de">Visit Now</a>