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Hong Kong MTR Map, Hong Kong Subway Map

When travelling around Hong Kong, the best way to get around is by MTR (Mass Transit Railway) or called the subway, which is transportation backbone of the city. By far, it is the most efficient, fastest, cleanest, and smoothest rail transport, running along Hong Kong Island's north side, and travelling beneath the harbor where branches serve Kowloon and Lantau Island.

Planning a Hong Kong trip? Much of the anxiety associated with travel comes from a fear of the unknown - not knowing what to expect can give even seasoned travelers butterflies. This section will help you prepare for your trip to Hong Kong - but don't stop here. Reading through the other sections of this guide before leaving will also help you in your planning. In any case, Hong Kong doesn't require the advance preparations that some other Asian destinations require, such as visas for most nationalities or inoculations.

The whole system incorporates 53 stations and spans 91 kilometers via six subway lines – Island Line, Kwun Tong Line, Tsuen Wan Line, Tseung Kwan O Line, Tung Chung Line, and Disneyland Resort Line. They are run by Mass Transit Railway Corporation (MTR) together with the Airport Express Line, light rail and four other MTR rails (including East Rail, West Rail, Ma On Shan Rail and Lok Ma Chau Rail).

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Hong Kong Subway Lines and Stations (MTR)

• Island Line - on the Hong Kong Island, covers 14 stations:

Sheung Wan – Central – Admiralty – Wan Chai – Causeway Bay – Tin Hau – Fortress Hill – North Point – Quarry Bay – Tai Koo – Sai Wan Ho – Shau Kei   Wan – Heng Fa Chuen – Chai Wan

• Kwun Tong Line goes through Kowloon and New Territories, including 15 stations:

Yau Ma Tei – Mong Kok – Prince Edward – Shek Kip Me – Kowloon Tong – Lok Fu – Wong Tai Sin – Diamond Hill – Choi Hung – Kowloon Bay – Ngau Tau Kok – Kwun Tong – Lam Tin – Yau Tong – Tiu Keng Leng

• Tsuen Wan Line passes Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and New Territories, including 16 stations:

Central – Admiralty – Tsim Sha Tsui – Jordan – Yau Ma Tei – Mong Kok – Prince Edward – Sham Shui Po – Cheung Sha Wan – Lai Chi Kok – Mei Foo – Lai King – Kwai Fong – Kwai Hing – Tai Wo Hau – Tsuen Wan

• Tseung Kwan O Line connects Quarry Bay area in Hong Kong Island with Tseung Kwan O area in New Territories, including 7 stations:

North Point – Quarry Bay – Yau Tong – Tiu Keng Leng – Tseung Kwan O – Hang Hau – Po Lam

• Tung Chung Line starts from Central in Hong Kong Island, passes Kowloon, Tsing Yi and finally reaches Lantau Island, including 8 stations:

Hong Kong – Kowloon – Olympic – Nam Cheong – Lai King – Tsing Yi – Sunny Bay – Tung Chung

• Dsineyland Resort Line is built on North Lantau Island, including 2 stations:

Sunny Bay and Disneyland Resort. It joins Tung Chung Line at Sunny Bay Station, so tourists can transfer to Tung Chung Line at Sunny Bay.

Hong Kong Subway Schedules and Fares (MTR)

The MTR runs from about 05:30 or 06:00 to around 01:00 the next day, and daily 08:30 to 09:00 and 18:00 to 19:00 are the rush hours. Besides, it utilizes a stage fare system, which means that the longer the journey the more you pay, and an adult fare is from 4 to 26 HK dollars, while children, students, and elderly from 3 to 13 HK dollars. If using Octopus Card, you can enjoy a discounted fare.