Hung Hom Station Exit

Hung Hom Station has 14 exits (A 1-A3, B 1-B2, C 1-C3, D 1-D6), which are distributed in the lobby of each station. At the exit of each station, there are signs showing the list of buildings and facilities around the exit.

A 1: It mainly leads to the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the cross-harbour tunnel toll plaza bus station, Tsim Sha Tsui East and other places.

A2: It mainly leads to the bus terminal.

A3: It mainly leads to China Travel Agency Association warehouse, green minibus stop, universal funeral parlour and other places.

B 1: It mainly leads to the south coast, Hong Kong Institute, Hung Hom Bay Center and other places.

B2: It mainly leads to Metroplane Hotel, Airport Express shuttle bus, bus terminal, taxi stand and other places.

C 1: It mainly leads to bus terminal, cross-harbour tunnel toll plaza bus station, south bank and other places.

C2: It mainly leads to international cities, airport express buses, cross-sea taxis and other places.

C3: It mainly leads to Hong Kong Gymnasium, Huamao Golden Plaza, cross-harbour tunnel toll plaza bus stop and other places.

D 1: It mainly leads to the cross-harbour tunnel toll plaza bus station, Kanghong Plaza and other places.

D2: It mainly leads to the Hong Kong Gymnasium.

D3: It mainly leads to the Hong Kong Gymnasium.

D4: It mainly leads to the Hong Kong Gymnasium.

D5: It mainly leads to the International Mail Center, Tsim Sha Tsui Seaside Garden and other places.

D6: It mainly leads to Metro Haiyi Hotel and Intercity Passenger Service Center.

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Naming of Hung Hom Station in Hong Kong

Hung Hom Station was formerly Kowloon Station, but it was later renamed Hung Hom Station. As early as 1994, when the railway development strategy and the East Rail Tsim Sha Tsui Extension were announced, it was suggested that the Kowloon-Canton Railway (British section) should be extended from Hung Hom Kowloon Station to Tsim Sha Tsui, and the name of Kowloon Station was officially renamed Hung Hom Station.

It was not until 1996 that the Kowloon Railway (British section) was renamed as the Kowloon Railway and the Kowloon Station was officially renamed as Hung Hom Station. However, according to past customs, the intercity passenger service to and from Chinese mainland will still be called Hung Hom Station from Kowloon Station.

20 19 In April, China Railway Corporation renamed Kowloon (Hung Hom) Station as Hung Hom Station in Hong Kong.

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