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Hong Kong MTR · Tung Chung Line · Line guide

8 stations 31.1 km Opened June 22, 1998

DISCOVER THE CITY BY METRO

City culture or Lantau: choose today’s direction.

Use Hong Kong Station and West Kowloon for a city outing, or continue to Tung Chung for the cable-car connection. Treat them as separate plans.

Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung Terminal, archival view
Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung Terminal, archival view

One line. Many sides of the city.

The Tung Chung Line serves Hong Kong, Kowloon, Tsing Yi, Sunny Bay and Tung Chung. It is not Airport Express; reaching the airport needs a suitable connection.

← Hong KongTung Chung →

Selected stops · intermediate stations omitted

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  1. 01Hong Kong
  2. 02Kowloon
  3. 03Olympic
  4. 04Nam Cheong
  5. 05Lai King
  6. 06Tsing Yi
  7. 07Sunny Bay
  8. 08Tung Chung
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THE STOPS

Where will you get off?

Follow the line order and choose a neighbourhood, a view or somewhere to slow down.

3 places

01Tung Chung LineHong Kong
Hong Kong ↗

Hong Kong Station connections

Check the next leg before setting off

The city terminus for Airport Express and Tung Chung Line, with passageways to Central for other MTR lines. Allow for the walk between stations.

Getting there

Follow signs at Hong Kong for the onward connection or destination; allow time to move through the station with luggage.

Time planning · Allow time for your onward connection

02Tung Chung LineKowloon
Kowloon ↗

West Kowloon Cultural District

An exhibition, then harbour air

Museums, performance venues and waterfront lawns combine art with a harbour stroll.

Getting there

From Kowloon station, continue to West Kowloon Cultural District. Allow for the street-level walk and check the entrance first. Exit reference: Exit E4, E5.

Allow around · 90–150 min

Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung Terminal, archival view03
Tung Chung ↗

Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung Terminal

Plan the onward leg to Lantau

Take the cable car from Tung Chung towards Ngong Ping. The Big Buddha requires onward cable-car or other transport.

Getting there

Tung Chung is the starting point for the Ngong Ping 360 connection, not the entrance to the Big Buddha or Po Lin Monastery. Check cable-car operations and the return journey.

Time planning · At least half a day, plus queues and connections

BEFORE YOU GO

A little planning goes a long way.

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Check opening and admission

Venues, gardens and events have their own opening and ticket arrangements. Visit durations are editorial estimates, not opening hours or train times; choose only the stops that interest you.

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