Hong Kong’s bus transportation can be divided into two major categories: “franchised buses” and “public light buses” (commonly known as minibuses and VANs). The former includes Kowloon Bus (KMB), Citybus, and New World First Bus (NWFB). ), Long Win Bus (Long Win), New Lantao Bus (Lantau Bus) and other five franchised bus companies. The latter is divided into two major categories: green minibuses and red public light buses.There are other bus companies such as MTR Bus, Discovery Bay Bus, Park Island Passenger Transport, Big Bus, and Royal Bus.
New Lantao Bus Profile
The routes and service areas of the five franchised bus companies are mainly divided by region. To travel to different regions, you have to take the bus routes operated by the corresponding companies. Of course, the New Lantao Bus Company is responsible for the bus routes on Lantau Island.To get to Lantau Island from Hong Kong Island or Kowloon Peninsula, you can take the land MTR Tung Chung Line, get off at Tung Chung Station and go to Tung Chung City Centre Bus Terminal to start your journey; or take a new ferry by sea and land at Mui Wo Ferry Terminal After that, proceed to the Mui Wo Ferry Terminal Bus Terminal to start the journey.
Introduction to New Lantao Bus Routes
The main sightseeing spots on Lantau Island include Tung Chung, Ngong Ping, Mui Wo, and Tai O. Except for the Ngong Ping 360 cable car link between Tung Chung and Ngong Ping, the transportation to and from other places must rely on Lantau buses.The main serial routes of these four places are mainly 1 routes numbered 2, 11, 21, 23, 5. Whether they start from Tung Chung or Mui Wo, these 5 routes are sufficient to cope with the general characteristics of the four scenic spots. Sightseeing demand.
New Lantao Bus Ticket Purchase Instructions
Those planning to visit Tung Chung, Ngong Ping, Mui Wo, and Tai O have a fairly simple boarding method. The boarding locations are all at the bus terminal, and the alighting locations are at the terminal of the bus route. They will get off on the way. Most of them are local residents in Hong Kong, so please sit at the terminal with peace of mind.As for the way to buy tickets, you can get on the bus to buy from the driver. Of course, the most convenient way is to use an Octopus card.
In addition, Lantau Bus and Ngong Ping Cable Car have also issued a "Day Pass" one-day ticket. You can take one-way Ngong Ping Cable Car and unlimited rides on Lantau Bus in one day, and you must take at least three times of Ngong Ping Cable Car. Yuba will be more cost-effective.However, the Ngong Ping Cable Car has to wait patiently in line, so whether to buy this one-day pass depends on whether you must take the Ngong Ping Cable Car!
★ Lantau Bus Route No. 1: Mui Wo Ferry Terminal Bus Terminus─ Tai O Bus Terminus (Timetable and fee schedule)
★ Lantau Bus Route No. 2: Mui Wo Ferry Terminal Bus Terminal ─ Ngong Ping Bus Terminal (Timetable and fee schedule)
★ Lantau Bus Route No. 11: Tung Chung Central Bus Terminal─ Tai O Bus Terminal (Timetable and fee schedule)
★ Lantau Bus Route No. 21: Ngong Ping Bus Terminal ─ Tai O Bus Terminal (Timetable and fee schedule)
★ Route 23 of Lantau Bus: Tung Chung Central Bus Terminal ─ Ngong Ping Bus Terminal (Timetable and fee schedule)
Reference materials
New Lantao Bus Official Website:http://www.newlantaobus.com/
