Hong Kong Tramway POV Timelapse EXCLUSIVE! 香港電車
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- čas přidán 26. 02. 2017
- This is the first time lapse video on CZcams of the entire Hong Kong double decker tramway route. Nowhere else can you watch all of it in 8 minutes. First I hopped on a tram from Kennedy Town Terminus to Happy Valley Terminus. From there I hopped on another tram from Happy Valley Terminus to Shau Kei Wan Terminus. This has been a bucket list item for a long time, so I'm glad I finally got to do it. The footage is from November, 2015. The entire footage at real speed is 1 hour 50 minutes.
The map in the beginning of the video is showing the wrong map for the route I take. The map is the westbound map when I am actually traveling eastbound. For the correct map, click on the link below.
hktramways.com/images/googleMa...
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Nicely shot... well done
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This is the first time I've seen Hong Kong at street level...The traffic is much better than I expected honestly! Probably thanks to the trams.
Not sure how the city can look really clean and really dirty at the same time
It's just that the buildings are old, most places on Hong Kong Island are extremely clean, same can't be said for Kowloon though
@@Mofumo273 buildings don't have reproducing cells..
Bro, trust me, this is miles better than what you see in thr Philippines. LOL
@@mohammadcali554 interesting....
but are u filipino just asking
its just hong kongs olde rbuildings/architecual style. incredibly clean streets and surprisingly like pretty normal inside or on the street level. they jus look sorta old and funky. vastly different than American buildings where ei live, but they r the equivalent of like nyc walkups
I love how vibrant the city is!
Hong Kong is one of my favorite cities! The city is built on a hill, and there is so much nature, hiking so close to downtown!
There seems to be a very well developed public transport system in Hongkong! At least 50% of the vehicles I saw in this video were busses or other trams. Very few cars, bikes, mopeds and parking spots!
HK got one of the very few public transport systems in the world that are for-profit and (nearly) dependent of government subsidies, that's some achievement that no one cares lol
You need to pay alot of tax if you want a car so most hong kong people don't get one
@@atomixflyer7588 Nonsense. It's the parking space that's so problematic, not the tax.
other than the HKT i think, most transport companies are at least part of/involved in property development
Hong Kong as a very fascinating transport system. From the unique trams, to the metro that doubles as a suburban railway network, and a compley bus system. You can tell there has been great thought put into all the transport infrastructure.
I was there on vacation a couple of weeks ago and rode the tram a lot from Happy Valley and heading Westward! It got me to where I needed to go really cheap!
It's only been two weeks since I've been there, and I already miss Hong Kong a lot!
This timelapse brings back good memories. Good job!
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This is a very valuable souvenir for anyone who loves / loved the HKT!
Well done.
Nice video!
I am a tram fan without having been to Hong Kong. It is so clear from the video to make acquaintance with the tram route as well as the beautiful scenery.
Anyway, thanks a lot !
super system, they look just like the 3foot6 gauge double-decker trams used all over the Birmingham and Black Country area in England until the 50's
Thank you Luke. This is a very good impression of the whole ride :)
Love those double decker trams, so unique.
So Cool! Really great creative editing. The film stays sharp and clear. Great work 👍👍👍👍
Superb ! Great timelapse !
That was fun to watch especially the little people scampering around. Good Job
A brilliant way of encapsulating the ride!
Well Done!
Thank you!
I like these videos...to see other places. Loved that you sped the video up. Still saw what I wanted to see.
Loads of thanks for this amazing video! Really brings back memories, Trouble is that it looks like a Grand Prix race throughout, due to the speed up time lapse. Great job otherwise!
I am surprised to see so few cars and pedestrians. Interesting footage! Thank you!
Thanks for the upload. I'll be in Hong Kong in April 2018 so will plan to take a ride on a couple of the double decker trams (and old one and a newer one).
Loved this video. Was a bit mesmerised by it! Good idea putting the place names down as the tram went by them. Subscribed 👍🏻
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very nice, well done!!
At first I thought the Tram Operator was a "Speed-Demon" then I realized you had it on a Time lapsed video. Very well done. I've ever been to HK, my Great Uncle was, but that was in 1935, Yangtze River Patrol, US Navy, Greetings from Iowa, USA! :o)
Fantastic, i did not know this. It's wonderful
Beautiful video!! Thank you
Those trams were old when I lived there 30-odd years ago in the eighties! Lot less traffic than I remember - and I can't see many maxibuses. The taxis look exactly the saem though! Used to live in Lyemun Barracxks above Shau Kei Wan - and the squealing from the trams as they drove round the turning loop used to sound all through the day and night. What with that and the aircraft taking off from Kai Tak and over Lyemun Gap, almost directly over the barracks .... it all made for a very noisy experience.
Great job, catched me to watch the whole video! THX
I first rode the Hong Kong trams on Saturday,January 25,1975 when I was in the U.S.Navy on my 5th. Navy cruise which was my 1st. Westpac Cruise. I was stationed aboard the USS Blue Ridge LCC-19 which was out of San Diego at that time. The Hong Kong tramways is a great way to see the city of Hong Kong itself and is very affordable. I rode the Hong Kong tramways in late 1984 & 1986 when on Navy liberty in Hong Kong. I also rode the double decker Star ferry over to & from Kowloon. I rode to Shung Shui which was the last stop on the Kowloon-Canton Railway before crossing into Red China. I seen the boundary which is a river that divided the New Territories from Red China.
They sort of look like milenium balloon on trams from Blackpool heritage tram fleet. Great video.
Nice video Luke!
This is so chaotic, but so efficient at the same time
What an awesome video!!! I always like youre video's but this one is really very nice :-) I want to go to Hong Kong asap. For now good luck with youre videos !
TheMacValk thank you very much! Hong Kong is an amazing city!! I love going there!
camera quality is incredible!!!
The trams used to be on the sea side, everything you see on the left is all new that are filled throughout the past decades.
Wow! This video is a little scary! People cross the streets in the middle of traffic, and with this fast-paced video, it looks like an accident is imminent. I realized that both trams and buses have two floors. And I imagine that this was caused by English influence, from the days when Hong Kong was a colony of the Land of the Queen. I noticed that Hong Kong is very vertical and the streets seem cramped, with bus stops located on "islands" in the middle of the asphalt. It looks quite dangerous. Of course, I know that the video is accelerated in time lapse.
Been on the trams a few times, great way to see Hong Kong.
nice video, well done!
Thank you very much!
Never seen double-decker trams to be honest ... brilliant idea!
I wouldn't construct a double deck narrow-gauge tram, honestly. The hight is five times the gauge-width.
Looks amazing!
Nice trip. Clean transportation. Keep it. Thank you.
I think and hope they won’t rip out the system anytime soon. There has been talk of replacing it or scrapping it but there was so much backlash. People love the double decker trams!!
Your videos are refreshing.
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Wooow Hong Kong seems to be an amazing town!
Stefan Weiss Yeah a town with 7.3 million people in it. Sure...
South Korea isn't better than Hong Kong
Really? Annoucement installed inside a bus?
A town? Just, a town?
@@alexleo172 Announcement is installed in every single bus in Hong Kong
Wow. So many of them. Amazing.
It's so interesting that some of the stops have Irish names like O'Brien and Fleming. Great video.
Super video! Great ending ;) !
Thank you! I try my best editing videos to be interesting!
Phewww!! I'm worn out!! Wonderful ride. I love the way that HK has kept the old double decker tram design, even the newer ones look similar, though they have rounded off the corners somewhat.
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Awesome footage
These are pretty cool to ride in if you ever visit Hong Kong.
And those jerks are trying to scrap it... we hongkongers need to protect our treasure!
I hope the Hong Kong double decker tram stays forever!
Absolutely, you'll pay in air quality if they go
Agree
True. Very good video.
we Bongkongers thank you
I take trams everyday and recording. Old wooden trams have been replacing which i love most..
Trafic looks quite smooth for such a big city !
Kevin Benoit Hong Kong has MTR, bus, minibus, taxi, ferry, but this video didnt show them. And Hong Kong is actually not that big.
Reminds me of Blackpool 25 years ago- just missing Frank Carson on the Pier and Woolies at the base of the Tower:-))
Great work....Epic images...Thumbs UP!!! Big like & subscribe from Romania
This video smashing!
Nice editing and time lapse... great hong kong city.... now india is also under developing....
India is a shithole full of people who wipe there asses with their hands
India? 🤮🤮🤮
India may need another century .here people spit , paan every where
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How awesome is this. Superb.
Thanks!
Great great video! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I thought it's from 90s when I saw it first time, that dirty buildings, closed shops, airconditioners randomly on walls etc...it looks like wild 90s in my country. :-D
the streets r still super clean lol, if u look most those shops look pretty nice and modern. its more just older buildings and the architectural style of asia or china. very organized and clean mess.
Great ride and fun...thanks
I love how hongkong has its london based trams and its trolleypoles.
High speed photography but Excellent work💼
The view is awesome. I feel like i'm on the tram when I'm watching it.
Thanks, thats what I was trying to do! The next step would be to make a virtual reality video (with those goggles you wear) to make you feel like you are REALLY there! I'm sure that is coming in the not too distant future!
1:31 That Route 104 bus is the hybrid bus which is rare to see.
Very nice video.
TOP Video!
it reminds me when i was in hong kong too...good ride
Great video. Including all the station names was excellent. I was trying to visualise the map you showed but I got 'lost' about 1/4 of the way through. The epilogue was a nice touch, too.
I'm not sure what the 'EXCLUSIVE' part was. Does that just mean no one has done it before? If it gets you more views I won't complain. I'll share it.
I wrote exclusive because its the first video (to my knowledge) that is a time lapse view of the entire route.
I didn't realize until I was making the video that there are two tram maps, one is an Eastbound map and ones a Westbound map. The one I put in the video is the Westbound map, when it should have been the Eastbound map (which I don't have any footage for).
hktramways.com/images/googleMap/HK-tram-route-map-EB.pdf
This is the correct map for the direction of travel.
Wow, what a system, what a place!!!
Double decker trams....we call them trolley buses....amazing
Really cool, do you have any tips for my work?
OMG, i think i said OO and jumped about 900 times, a few swear words when we almost hit a purple tram in the rear and my heart nearly stopped as 500 residents crossed the road in one go and nearly got squished. Need a heart tablet now. Was lovely to see the terminus tbh, i was expecting a bus station, that was simple, fast and effective.
Excellent!
At 2:42 you can see where the track has been re-routed with parts of the old track still in the road.
Steve Dixon true.
perfect video
In the old days the tram rail is the water's edge for the most part except part of the Central District.
Well done
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Amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Haha... amazing trams! :-))
Those double deckers are cool! do they ever tip over?
Yes, on April 6, 2017 a double decker tram hit a bus and tipped over. www.thestar.com.my/news/regional/2017/04/06/11-injured-after-hong-kong-tram-tips-over/
And there was one incident where a tram took a bend too fast and tipped over.
One tipped over this year in 2017 after hitting a bus.
i think theyre designed to not tip over XD. There is a reason why people are not allowed to stand on the second level. However, if the driver decides to speed or turn vigorously, then thats another situation.
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very nice city!
Hi from GMA, Philippines' TV Channel. How can I reach you to formally send my request/permission letter to use your video? Thanks :)
Sorry, this message went to my spam folder for some reason. You can contact me at lukestar82@gmail.com
I hope this reply isn't too late. Thanks for your interest.
Nice video, I'm curious how this would gave looked 50 years ago!
Simon Kefas : It looked pretty similar 45 years ago. I lived there for a few years whilst my dad moved the Post Office from Pedder St (one of those stops) to the current building next to the Star Ferry. A few more tall buildings, and different cars. I'm not sure the tram tracks were on concrete (I may be mistaken), but the rest of the scenery was very familiar, so not a lot different. Less crowds at the stops than I remember. Hong Kong chinese dont "form an orderly queue", its first on gets a seat.
The tram looked the same 50 years ago (1968) , less advertisement graphic on tram side, and warning sounds besides Ding Ding now with normal car alarm sound also; and a safety device beneath the train has been removed away, a few trains have interior changed and planning to install air conditioners in some.
Will you go to Hong Kong again in 2017 and record the metro,bus in HK?
There is an automatic line called South Island Line,go and try it out!
Addison Shiu I was just in Hong Kong a couple weeks ago and rode the new line and it's fantastic! I took some footage so let see if I get around to posting a video of it.
So which city you are in now?
I am back home in Chicago. I visited Changsha and Chongqing during my trip.
Luke Starkenburg make sure to visit Yuen Long! My family's home town!!
I'll look into it next time I'm there!
AWESOME!!!
2:30 Why not Stop at Gilman Street??Please reply!
Awesome
After seeing this video I think, I might actually visit Hong Kong some day.
Not now
Muy bonitos tranvias de Hong Kong.
trolley pole.... can they make double decker tram have pantograph tho like the one in blackpool england
Fabulous movie, with what kind of camera recorded this and at what speed.
Patrick Pafarnis thank you. I filmed this on a Canon G30 camcorder at real time. I may at some time release the real time version. But there are many other people who have done this.
@@Luke_Starkenburg Very nice Luke, thanks for your quickly reply.
Nice!
Have you showed where they keep the trams
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AWESOME
did that in 1990 terrific ride
There is no Whitty Street MTR Station as of alot of construction workers mysteriously died while digging the tunnels n stuff.
huge velocities the trains re crashinggggg w/ the buses and the buses w/the cars and the cars rid over people and people bumped w/ the trainssss
memorable city...
I hear that the Chicoms have replaced these quirky double decker trams. Oh well!