How many double decker buses in hong kong

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Nowadays, those who live on the Peak mostly drive — or are driven — into town, and the Peak Tram has become more of a tourist attraction than a daily form of transportation. But quite rightly so: the tram ascends metres 1,ft in seven minutes, hitting a maximum gradient of 27 degrees.

The tram runs through dense vegetation, at times bursting out of the canopy to reveal stunning views of the city, which seems to fall away below you. The ride: Hong Kong Tramways How much? Districts slide past the open windows, from the pungent dried seafood stalls of Sai Ying Pun to the towering offices of Admiralty and the humble homes of North Point. The ride: Number 6 bus to Stanley village How much? In Hong Kong, an awful lot. For the number 6 bus will take you from urban confusion in the heart of Central to stunning sea and sand in about 20 minutes.

Grab a seat right at the front on the upper deck, and watch the city shift from concrete to green in front of you. The road winds down the hillside, and branches smack into the sides of the bus as you seem to teeter over the edge of road.