The Peak & Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
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During our Big Bus Tours on the 2nd day at Hong Kong one of the most anticipated stop point definitely The Peak!
Magnificent panoramic views over Hong Kong!
Entrance of The Peak, the Peak Tram: The first generation and the latest version.
The Peak Tram Historical Gallery at Peak Tram Lower Terminus with some of the display items are more than a hundred years old!
In the tram.
Enjoyed the superb view of the city’s many skyscrapers in One of the world’s oldest funicular railways, the tram rises to 396 metres (about 1,300 feet) above sea level. It is so steep that the buildings you pass look like they are leaning a gradient of between 4 to 27 degrees.
Peak Market at The Peak Tower, with dazzling array of restaurants and souvenir shops.
One of the main attraction at The Peak Tower~ Madame Tussauds Hong Kong features over 100 local and international celebrity wax figures.
Hong Kong view from Level P1 at The Peak Tower.
After the short stroll at The Peak Tower we proceed Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, at this moment we (actually is me lah ~.~) still thinking wanna go in or not because the ticket is quite expensive (HKD 170.00 for adult, HKD 100.00 for kid from 3-11years old). And of course I surrendered after intense persuasion from hubby 😛
Please enjoy the tonnes of photo we took ~☆〜（ゝ。∂）
Framed photos after the entrance.
With the best sporting icons.
The singers.
Cute McDull ( 麥兜) and his mama , a cartoon pig character that was created in Hong Kong.
Cartoon characters; Astro Boy and Spiderman
Hubby so dare to challenge Bruce Lee!
The legendary The Beatles.
The first and second runner up were more excited that the champion ^__*
With the Bollywood stars.
甜蜜蜜~~
Sorry to tell you that I hate physic, Mr. Einstein 😛
Look at her “hiao” face expression, really beh tahan!
Sam: papa, what are you doing?
With the Royal family.
The silly nose-digging pose… lol
Donnie Yan.
The gallery
Hmmm…..
Feel his heartbeat ~ The prince charming – Mr. Andy Lau.
Dance with Madonna!
Perfectly sculpted wax figure.
Some of the hand prints~
Sam is singing Anita Mui’s song in the karaoke room 😛
After spending like 2-3 hours in the Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, we proceed to the Sky Terrace 428 at the rooftop of The Peak Tower, 428 metres above sea level to be precise.
Being the highest viewing platform in Hong Kong, Sky Terrace 428 offering a stunning 360-degree panoramic view across the Hong Kong.
Some of the high-end residential area I assume.
View of outlying islands (Cheung Chau Island, Lamma Island and Lantau Island)
Crowded~~
Photo taking facility with certain charge.
Paid binocular
Our family portrait – HKD 76.00 (8R)
How to get there?
1) By foot:- From MTR Central station, make your way to the J2 exit and walk up to the ground level. Turn right, through Chater Garden, cross Queen’s Road Central, and make your way up Garden Road. You will pass the Bank of China Tower and Citibank Plaza on your left and St John’s Cathedral on your right.
2) By Bus:- Board the Peak Tram shuttle bus No. 15C at the Central(Near Star Ferry Pier 8) Bus Terminus.
Daily : 10:00 am to 11:40 pm(from Man Kwong Street outside Central(Pier 7) )
Daily : 10:15am to 11:55pm(from Garden Road Peak Tram Lower Terminus)
Frequency : 15 to 20 minutes
Fare : HKD4.20
3)By taxi:- to Garden Road Peak Tram Lower Terminus, please show to the driver ”中環花園道山頂纜車總站”
Frequency : Departs every 10 to 15 minutes Sky Terrace 428 Opening Hours :
Mon – Fri: 10.00 am to 11.00 pm
Sat, Sun & Public Holidays: 8.00 am to 11.00 pm
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thats really magnificent view!!
ya ya 😛
I love the pic with the heart finger ..
I have not been to any Madame Tussauds before..
Can have a visit, I’m sure u will have fun just like us!
lovely view!
Indeed!
I went to Madame Tussauds early this month too, but in Bangkok lah, hehehe.
Bangkok also have? But I think I will not plan a trip there if I ‘m at Bangkok because shopping also not enough time, no spare time for other places, haha XD
That’s a very nice family portrait.
I like the pic where Sam was riding on Leon Lai’s bicycle…she look blur yet cute ^_^
She like to ride on a bicycle 🙂
These are lovely pics. I love the place, I so love Hong Kong. I am planning to visit there someday. This is useful and I got an information. Thanks for this.
You are welcome, do drop by for more Hong Kong post ya 🙂
Getting so obsessed with the magnificent view that I dropped my sunglasses here. Got grounded badly by the hubs.
Hope your sunglasses not the expensive branded 1 >.<
Superb pics… love how all of you take turn to post for pics… =D
I have also never been to M Tussards… somehow not really interest in the wax ones but simply prefer real stars… heehhe
But very less family photo because not dare to pass the camera to stranger 😛
Love the Peak view… your blog post is making me miss that place so much! Glad you decided to go for the wax museum cause you and your baby looked like you had so much fun with the figurines! 🙂
Ya, I’ve made the correct decision!
Goodness. TOO SWEET. TOO CUTE. Sam ‘hiao;’ face really beh tahan!! HAAHHAHA! ;D
Happy Family lo!
U also beh tahan ler….haha XD
Your lui lui so cute when ride with Leon ahha
Thanks~ 🙂
Sam papa has many cheeky pose up there! And Sam is so adorable! Mommy’s looking great too. We went to the Peak but did not enter the wax museum..
Haha, must show this comment to the Papa 😛
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