The Peak Tram is back with a new look and wider windows, offering spectacular unimpeded panoramic views of the world-famous Hong Kong skyline.
Adventures await those longing to visit Hong Kong once again. After 14 months, Hong Kong’s famed tourist attraction has reopened as the new Peak Tram, offering passengers stunning views of Victoria Harbor once again. The Peak Tram is Asia’s oldest cable car and a must-see attraction in Hong Kong which has reintroduced its thrilling rides with a revamped tramcar, terminus ushers, and improved amenities.
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The new Peak Tram dons the classic “Peak Tram Green”, paying homage to its history and earlier generations in the 20th century. With 210 passengers, it offers a 75% increase in capacity and its wider windows allow an unhindered, panoramic view of the world-famous Hong Kong skyline.
In addition to the modern style of the tramcar, the tram termini has undergone renovations, offering five engagement zones for passengers to enjoy. As they enter the Central Terminus, visitors are welcomed by the Eye of Infinity, a 10-meter-tall sculpture featuring a constantly evolving light display that embodies Hong Kong’s spirit of ascension.
Meanwhile, Go Wild At The Peak showcases the diverse wildlife found at the Peak with a wrap-around, full-immersion video experience. The centennial history of the Peak Tram since 1888 comes alive in dynamic experiences at “The Beating Heart,” “An Icon is Born,” and “Once Upon a Tram.”
For inquiries, visit discoverhongkong.com.
Banner photo courtesy of Hong Kong Tourism Board.
