sorry, i didn't see that you'd included the timing. i wasn't disputing you, i just couldn't be bothered to google for the exact time.
sorry, i didn't see that you'd included the timing. i wasn't disputing you, i just couldn't be bothered to google for the exact time.
Yes - I've been catching that line a lot to and from hikes recently, and the contrast with every other line in the system is huge. Even on East/West rail the maximum interval is 5 minutes. The step to 8 minutes doesn't sound like a lot, but it crosses the line at which the wait quite often becomes irritating.
(And yes, I know I've been spoiled by the system here when compared to those in almost all other major cities)
You sound like my wife. She didn't believe me either until she caught it one day and was astonished how quickly she got there. Granted, off peak travel I'm talking about.
I've done it in 25 mins before but that was exceptional. Usual journey time between 30-35 mins (and by the way I don't catch from the Tai Po Central terminus which would add 10-15 mins to my journey).
Fortunately, since I haven't had the pleasure of snogging anyone for several months I think I can be certain we haven't made a major faux pas.
Tseung Kwan O, Po Lam, Hang Hau, Lohas Park, Tiu Keng Leng all within 30mins and within your budget.
yes, is it possible 30 mins from wan chai's lockhart rd (normal hrs) or cwb hennesy rd ( night minibus) to taipo but only on certain times when it's quiet on the rd, ie, after 10pm or before 7am, the speed average around motorway is around 90kmph, sometimes touching 120kmph!, even 70ish kmph on smaller rd. very dangerous, but fast.
but on rush hr, expect closer 50mins