During November 2021 The World’s Leading Public Transport provider The MTR Hong Kong – Hong Kong SAR-China- People’s Republic of China.. In the term of Staycation why not take MTR Hong Kong Railcation and check out one of various popular hiking spots! Climb up Duckling Hill from Hang Hau station to enjoy the stunning views of Jin Island and Port Shelter, then go down to Pak Shui Wun Beach for a relaxing walk. There are many other light hiking routes for you to choose from. Let’s go now!
Since 1904 in Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong, the FoundedHong Kong Tramways have always been the benchmark hallmark inspiration of the MTR Corporation,in which it transported countless two hundred passengers per daily, 10.4 Million per year averagely…. Within the Hong Kong Tramway route is the countless untold stories that transited ride throughout tramways system on Hong Kong Island …. The “Ding-Ding” in which iconically called for the stopping signal bell that it makes to signal a stop onto to the various stops in between from west to east side of Hong Kong Island.. in which the Hong Kong Trams have been undergoing many evolutionary changes as it progressively moved with the times in Hong Kong’s untold Tramways stories, in which is like a time machine that collect stories from memorable timeless moments in everyone lives whom travelled within with those historic furnishings also whom watched travelled away as it grew up with the evolution of changing Hong Kong SAR city region of China –People’s Republic of China..
The HK Phil collaborated with HK Tramways to celebrate their new milestone earlier! Our Resident Conductor Lio Kuokman and renowned Music Producer Chiu Tsang-hei have worked together on Leroy Anderson’s famous orchestral piece “The Typewriter” for the creation of the “Ding Ding Music” and now it’s playing at Foo Ming Street Tram Station in Causeway Bay! What’s more, we have a “Harbour A Love For Music” tram traveling across Hong Kong Island!
For “Ding Ding Music”, apart from the signature tram bell sound, the “Ding Ding Music” also incorporates jingles of the controller and air brakes. We hope that everyone can now enjoy a new dimension of music journey with the company of Ding Ding……!
For the first time, HK Tramways collaborates with theHong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil), their Resident Conductor Mr. Lio Kuokman and renowned Music Producer Mr. Chiu Tsang-hei to re-arrange Leroy Anderson’s famous orchestral piece “The Typewriter” for the creation of the “Ding Ding Music”.
Apart from the signature tram bell sound, the “Ding Ding Music” also incorporates jingles of the controller and air brakes recorded on our beloved Tram #120. We hope that everyone can now enjoy a new dimension of music journey with the company of Ding Ding!
“Ding Ding Music” Leroy Anderson’s “The Typewriter” rearranged for HK Tramways by CHIU Tsang-hei
Renowned Music Producer Mr. Chiu Tsang-hei “ One Day a friend from the HK Philharmonic Orchestra asked me, is there’s any music related to the tram that can be re-arranged to celebrated this special occasion ……. “ Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil), their Resident Conductor Mr. Lio Kuokman– “ This is a Musical work originally written for typewriter and orchestra, We have replace the sound of the typewriter with the iconic “Ding-Ding” sound of theTram in a an adaptation by Mr. Chiu Tsang-hei…… Managing Director of HK Tramways Mr Cyrill Aubin- “ In HK Tramways, we are very used to collaborate with artists, we collaborated with painters, sculptors, street artists surprisingly, we never really explored the potential of our very Ding- Ding Sound “ Chief Executive of Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Mr Benedikt Fohr ….”and if It brings a smile on their face then that’s already a lot of what we can achieve….. “Managing Director of HK Tramways Mr Cyrill Aubin – The Main message that we want to send to the people of Hong Kong is be proud of your city that’s an amazing place to be “.. Music Producer Mr. Chiu Tsang-hei “ For me, the experience on the tram is always a happy and enjoyable journey ……”
During June2021 The World’s Leading Public Transport provider The MTR Hong Kong – Hong Kong SAR-China- People’s Republic of China.. in which ever so constantly the MTR Hong Kong have been grown innovatively providing In order to provide faster and more convenient rail services for the residents of Hong Kong SAR –China – People’s Republic of China…. In which there’s a Tuen Ma Line in which has been fully in running.. The full Tuen Ma Line –TML line running approximately 56 kilometers running through twenty seven stations with six interchange stations in which the line will be expected to be operationally on the third quarter of 2021.. Is the longest railway line in Hong Kong connecting the West Rail Line and the Tuen Ma Line Phase 1…. #TuenMaLine (TML) has entered into trial operations, and our three new stations #SungWongToiStation, #ToKwaWanStation and #HungHomStation are also gearing up for passenger service. To know more about the features of the new stations and other useful information, check out our new TML station leaflets: Tuen Ma Line To get a copy, you may also visit the Customer Service Centre of any of the West Rail Line and TML Phase 1 stations….
The Tuen Ma Line (TML) full line will commence passenger service on 27 June. As the West Rail Line will become part of the TML, Hung Hom Station will be the interchange station of the TML and the East Rail Line in the future. The station has undergone a major transformation and new interchange arrangements will be in place starting from 20 June.
The Opening of the Tuen Ma Line is coming.. are you ready.. that runs in between Tuen Mun – Hung Hom – Wu Kai Sha MTR Stations in which will become the West Rail Line , Hung Hom Station will Also be Transformed…. That massive transformation and renovations will have the concourse and platforms retrofitted upgraded, with able of natural lighting like the west Kowloon Austin Road Station with Natural brightness lit given the passengers and patronages of more sense of wellness being..
The newly retrofitted platform is really spacious on the New Hung Hom Platform, with amble of community art works from the locally all walks of life contributing towards the sense of the neighbourhood district with fine designs.. As part of the Retrofitting upgrades the restrooms and Platforms screen doors make for the better journey experiences … with the upgrades the Additionally paths connecting with East Tsim Sha Tsui and Hong Kong PolyU..
Other New Arrangements with the East Rail Line Platform with the interchange is the preparations for the opening of the full Tuen Ma Line in which that preparation the West Rail Line Platform will be relocated in advance …. Colour labels of that preparations is follow the Fuchsia colour signage in between the twenty to twenty six of June 2021.. To change to the West Rail Line at the new platform, after the twenty six of June 2021 of the Opening of the full Tuen Ma Line follow the brown signage from twenty seven June 2021..
Following that Brown interchange Signage with a three minute average walk reaching to that new platform… It is best to utilities fully of the MTR Mobile Planning your Journey in advance, also it may take time to get used to the new arrangements.. In which the New Interchange arrangement will continue until the commencement of the Cross harbour section of the East Rail line.
On the recent adventures of Air New Zealand’s How to Dad… in which he was flying of how to fly with a baby in which he was traveling with his child on flight on Air New Zealand’s Sky Couch preparing beforehand in preparation for another flight adventuring somewhere where How to Dad takes him…. In which this time How to Dad, a home bound, local neighbourhood father, like the nice family guy next door that you know…. How to Dad- Jordan Watson adventuring to PROC- China this time, in which he adventures to Shanghai in which Air New Zealand does periodically annually fly direct to Its Happening in Shanghai as to Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong… also looks seems like he’s got all the bases covered in learning one of two major dialects in China Cantonese and Mandarin..
As he goes shopping he adventures the great places in like in Yu Gardens, Oriental Pearl Tower doing a lots of shopping sightseeing with his kids in Shanghai Ancient shopping district , in the Shanghai trying out the local cuisine like a pro in showing his kids in how to use the chopstick ..
香港 #AlreadyTomorowInHongKong – Adventuring without a blue box-TARDIS- arriving- landing Photographer@KevinJamesNg
Knowing me I’ve overdressed for the type of climate environment that’s presents before me…………….
Having gathered my luggage from having way too much fun from going around in the carousel, transportation comes to mind, there’s two that’s comes to mine also should I catch the subway to my accommodations, or a taxi.. Thinking that I haven’t got an Octopus Card or a MTR Subway map yet…. So taking a taxi was the primary choice at the moment… getting towards my accommodation…also it’s also a first hand in getting reacquaint back with my home of three, in getting reacquaint back with Hong Kong, Already tomorrow in Hong Kong.. In seeing what changes that have been since.. The last time I was here…
Having dragging my luggage around looking or the airport’s mapping system around in finding the way out in finding the taxi terminal… then finding that Taxi terminals, noticing beforehand that’s there two types of Taxi one, green, second red coloured. The green coloured taxis are reserve for Hong Kong Island, and then the Red is for New Territories, also if you’re in Macau the taxis are in black.
As I approached toward the Hong Kong Red taxi line, and then stating where my accommodation to the operator, whom holding onto a fare charge hand held device in which given me the quote in what the charge of the taxi ride is, in which is very handy to know in which amounts to least 250 HKD (50 NZD)….. As I stated to the operator that my accommodation is in Tsim Sha Tsui, in this has a comfortable view of Victoria Harbour… Having my taxi driver, putting my luggage into boot of his taxi, in which my luggage is saying that his boot won’t shut so in which he place a wiring hook to hold the boot safe for travel… when you notice this, it’s okay, it’s pretty safe, they’ve been doing this for many decades, also secure seemingly after looking at his handy work….
Having traveling from Lantau Island enjoying the scenic drive in between the Islands, going from Tung Chung onwards to North Lantau Highway, in between the bridges between Park Island towards Tsim Sha Tsui.. I was impress to see Hong Kong has grown since the last time I been, the new bridges, from the newly reclaimed land which became the airport. In which as the drive when onwards, gradually showing the various historical anthropology layers Hong Kong as driving towards the multitudes of density of suburbian and urban that coexists among each other…. Among the duration, the Taxi driver, pleasantly began talking about the various changes that’s have taken place amounting within the last two decades…. Somehow how taking a Taxi was a good idea, having that first reconnection back in getting know the city that once lived in, had I’ve taken taking the subway it’ll be a different story in not having that type of reconnection back with Hong Kong then I wouldn’t knowing the in depth stories of the changes that have taken place.. In view of what’s been going on… In a later post I’ll explain how an octopus card works that was a first think on my mind..
