Traveling around Hong Kong by MTR | MTR Station Duck Hunting Tour (Part 2)

The previous article introduced the "Duck Tracking" on the Hong Kong Island Line. This article will take you to other MTR stations to continue the duck-hunting journey. Take the East Rail Line from Admiralty north to Tai Po Market Station, walk to the other platform, that is, the platform towards Admiralty, and you can find the rubber duck on the second card. Then go south to Tai Wai Station for some tea and a steamed bun. The Rubber Duck is located on the fifth card on the platform of the East Rail Line heading towards Admiralty. Take one more station to Kowloon Tong Station. The rubber duck is also on the platform of the East Rail Line heading towards Admiralty, ahead of the first card. Then we went to Hung Hom Station, and a pineapple bun-shaped rubber duck appeared on the third card on the platform heading towards Admiralty. There is only a rubber duck on the sixth platform of the Tuen Ma Line heading towards Wu Kai Sha at Tsim Sha Tsui East Station. The shape of the space museum is a bit funny. There are three stations on the Tsuen Wan Line where you can find rubber ducks. When you see the rubber duck in the shape of a clock tower, you know it is Tsim Sha Tsui Station, which is the seventh card on the platform heading towards Central. The rubber duck at Mong Kok Station is on the second card "Eat Fish Balls" on the platform of the Tsuen Wan Line heading towards Central. The rubber duck at Sham Shui Po Station is themed after red, white and blue plastic bags and is located on the seventh platform towards Central. There are "Duck Tracks" at Lok Fu Station and Choi Hung Station on the Kwun Tong Line. The street market at Lok Fu Station is very authentic and is located at the fifth card on the platform heading towards Whampoa. The most representative feature of Choi Hung Station is the Choi Hung Village, where the rubber duck is "playing basketball" on the third card on the platform heading towards Whampoa. As for the Tung Chung Line, there are three stations where you can find "Duck Tracks", and there is a pair on the second card of Platform 4 of Hong Kong Station. The rubber duck in the shape of a Tsing Yi theatre stage is located on the fifth carriageway of the Tsing Yi station's platform heading towards Hong Kong. The giant Buddha-shaped rubber duck at Tung Chung Station is at the fifth card position on Platform 2. #wafflesandshrimpcakes #wafflesandshrimpcakestravelhongkong #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesforholiday #goodplacestocheckin #hotspotstocheckin #goodplacesforparents #rubberduckdoublechang #yellowgiantduck #yellowrubberduck #limitedtime #wifeandhusband #blog #blogger #hkblogger #hkig #hktravel #hkmtrstations #doubleducks