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Lugard Road
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Lugard Road
Hong Kong Island
The Peak
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Built in 1913–14, this road is named after Hong Kong’s 14th governor, Sir Fredrick Lugard. The sections that are narrow, cliff-side paths are called ‘plank roads’. After about 20 minutes, you’ll arrive at the Lugard Road lookout, which offers a spectacular panoramic view of Victoria Harbour.
Get away from the crowds at the Peak Galleria and walk down Lugard Road for some of the best views in the city
The Peak: Most tourists will go to the Peak to view HK's Victoria Harbour in all it's splendor. On a clear day, it's stunning. For a better (local) view head along Lugard Rd (near the stairs) once you're on the peak and keep following it a long until you come across the first and then second view points (20 mins walk). It's worth it believe me! Best part is, it will be you and the locals. Most tourists give up halfway.
The Peak: Most tourists will go to the Peak to view HK's Victoria Harbour in all it's splendor. On a clear day, it's stunning. For a better (local) view head along Lugard Rd (near the stairs) once you're on the peak and keep following it a long until you come across the first and then second view…