The Hong Kong tramways opened in 1904. After 111 years, the iconic double-decker trams are still a part of many people’s lives as they shuttle up to 180,000 passengers a day around Hong Kong Island.
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
Nicknamed “Ding Ding” by locals, the tram runs across the Hong Kong Island, from Kennedy Town in the western end to Shau Kei Wan in the east.
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
The tram is the cheapest form of public transportation in Hong Kong. Fares are HK$2.3 for adults, HK$1.2 for children and HK$1.1 for the elderly.
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
hong kong tram
This week, a consulting company proposed eliminating tram services between Central and Admiralty, causing controversy among ‘ding ding’ lovers.
hong kong tram
hong kong tram

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Vivienne Zeng is a journalist from China with three years' experience covering Hong Kong and mainland affairs. She has an MA in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Her work has been featured on outlets such as Al Jazeera+ and MSNBC.