Hongkong Peaktram is the one of the amazing tourist spot in Hongkong, this peaktram have a train going up to the mountain, the train may travel 1 or 2 kilometers with 15-20 minutes in time, the sceneres inside the train is wonderful you can see the birds eye angle of the Hongkong, when you are in the summit of the mountain there is a big mall there, you can take a selfie, groufie with friends on the third floor of the mall, in that mall it has also may kind of Hongkong cuisine, there was also a illusion arts , it has many paintings that you can have, peaktram is the one that I love ,the facilities there is new and modern also the crew is very hospitable , I love to be back again in Hongkong to visit again the Peaktram,

Mga Katorrppss itutuloy ko sa susunod ang experience ko sa Hongkong Ocean park at Hongkong Disney Land, so mga katorps be always updated on my blog, God bless ❤️

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