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Location Map the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology LOCATION MAP THE HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY To Tuen Mun 往屯門 Tsuen Wan Wu Kai Sha 荃灣 烏溪沙 New Territories To Lo Wu 新 界 往羅湖 Tsing Yi 青衣 Tai Wai 大圍 Lai King Main Entrance Mei Foo Diamond Hill 正門 荔景 Clear Water Bay 美孚 Kowloon Tong Road 鑽石山 清水灣道 九龍塘 Lung AsiaWorld-Expo To Lantau Island Cheung Rd Choi Hung 博覽館 往大嶼山 Prince 龍翔道 Edward 彩虹 Po Lam Rd East 太子道東 寶琳 Hong Kong Sunny Bay Prince A22 Nam International 欣澳 Disneyland Cheong Edward Ying Yip Rd A29 Airport Resort Kowloon Ngau 影業路 南昌 太子 Tseung Kwan O Tau Kok Tunnel 香港國際機場 迪士尼 Mass Transit Railway ( MTR ) routes 港鐵路綫 九 龍 Po Shun Rd Hang Hau Mongkok 牛頭角 將軍澳隧道 寶順路 坑口 Chek Airport Express 機場快綫 旺角 Lap Kok Ho Man Tin Tseung Tsuen Wan Line 荃灣綫 Yau Ma Tei Kowloon 何文田 Kwan O 赤鱲角 觀塘綫 油麻地 Kwun Tong Line 九龍 Lei Yue Yau Tong 將軍澳 Mun Rd 油塘 Tseung Kwan O Line 將軍澳綫 Hong Kong 鯉魚門道 Tiu Keng West Kowloon Hung Hom Leng Island Line 港島綫 紅磡 Tung Chung 香港西九龍 調景嶺 東涌 South Island Line 南港島綫 LOHAS Park Hong Kong 康城 東涌綫 North Tung Chung Line 香港 Point Disneyland Resort Line 迪士尼綫 北角 Quarry Bay To Kowloon 往九龍 East Rail Line 東鐵綫 Kennedy Town Central 鰂魚涌 Tuen Ma Line 屯馬綫 堅尼地城 中環 Admiralty 金鐘 Lantau Island High Speed Rail 高速鐵路 Hong Kong Island 大嶼山 Interchange 轉車站 港 島 Chai Wan MTR Station 港鐵車站 To South Horizons 柴灣 往海怡半島 MTR Stations with bus or green minibus service to HKUST Transportation from airport to HKUST: 提供往科大巴士或綠色專綫小巴服務的港鐵車站 For passengers with bulky luggage, taking a taxi to HKUST direct is recommended. Those with simple luggage may take Airport Bus A22 to Lam Tin MTR station or A29 to Po Lam MTR station, and change for taxi to HKUST. Diamond Hill 鑽石山: 91, 91M, 91P* Choi Hung 彩虹: 91, 91M, 91P* 11, 11S# Bus Routes 巴士路綫 Ngau Tau Kok 牛頭角: 104 Green Minibus Routes 綠色專綫小巴路綫 Tiu Keng Leng 調景嶺: 792M Departing from Diamond Hill Station at 07:55 – 08:50 to North Bus Station (HKUST) Monday to Friday ( except Public Holidays ) # * Hang Hau 坑口: 91M 11, 11M, 11S 星期一至星期五(公眾假期除外),於07 : 55至08:50由鑽石山鐵路站前往北門巴士站(香港科技大學) Po Lam 寶琳: 91M 12, 11S# # Departing from Po Lam ( Public Transport Interchange ) at midnight 12:00 to 05:00 to North Bus Station ( HKUST) Tseung Kwan O 將軍澳: 792M 午夜12:00至05:00由寶林(公共交通交匯處)前往北門巴士站(香港科技大學).
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