Hong Kong
Ding-Ding Tram

Streetcar

Since 1904, there has been an electric tram running along Hong Kong Island. The locals call it the Ding-Ding because of the familar sound the tram make when arriving or departing. It is a fun way to explore the island. Yes the MTR Island line is MUCH faster, but not nearly as scenic. Riding upstairs in the front is a must! Love these trams!

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New	Area	# of photos	# new
	Causeway Bay	24	24
	Central Area	10	10
	Kennedy Town	4	4
	Shau Kei Wan	4	4
	Western Market	9	9
	Tour & Party Trams	14	14
	Equipment	2	2

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Facts and Figures Operator HK Tramways System Type Tram Year Opened 1904 # of Lines 1 (6) # of Cars 165 Mileage 8.1 miles Gauge 1067 mm Stations 120 Power overhead Fare Media Octopus Card Data Date 1/2019 1st Visit 12/2018 Last Visit 12/2018 % Rode 100% Asian Transit > Hong Kong Ding-Ding Tram