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Sheung Shui Transport Guide for Tutors

Sheung Shui Transport Guide for Tutors

  • 2025-09-07

TUTORZONE ROUTE GUIDE · NEW TERRITORIES

Heading to Sheung Shui for your first tutoring session? This guide breaks down every way to reach this North District transport hub — by MTR, bus or taxi — so you can arrive on time and stress-free. Whether you are coming from Kowloon, Hong Kong Island or elsewhere in the New Territories, the options below cover it all.

The streets of Sheung Shui, the North District's transport hub
The streets of Sheung Shui, the North District’s transport hub.
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Sheung Shui at a Glance

Sheung Shui, located in the North District of the New Territories, is a hub for major transportation routes. For first-time tutors, understanding transportation options is crucial. Whether you are departing from Kowloon, Hong Kong Island, or other areas in the New Territories, the information below will help you quickly find the most convenient route and arrive at your tutoring location on time.

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Getting to Sheung Shui

MTR

The MTR is the fastest option. Sheung Shui Station is an MTR East Rail Line station, connecting the city and the border area and serving as the preferred mode of transportation to Sheung Shui. Take the East Rail Line from Hung Hom / Mong Kok East / Kowloon Tong / Tai Wai / Shatin stations directly to Sheung Shui Station; after exiting the station, you can walk to various small estates, schools or teaching centres. The journey from Hung Hom takes about 40–45 minutes. Sheung Shui Station is also connected to several bus termini and minibus stops, making it convenient to transfer to residential areas or village houses.

Bus

The franchised bus routes below all have a stop within roughly a 10-minute walk of this district — nearest stop and the areas they run through are checked against the current Citybus and KMB route and stop records:

  • KMB Route 76K — SHEUNG SHUI (CHING HO) ↔ LONG PING ESTATE
    nearest stop: Hang Tau; runs through Kwu Tung Market Shopping Centre, Pok Oi Hospital and Yuet Ping House Long Ping Estate.
  • KMB Route 79K — CHOI SHEK ESTATE ↔ TA KWU LING (LIANTANG PORT)
    nearest stop: Choi Shek Estate; runs through Sheung Shui Bbi – Sheung Shui Station, Fanling Station Bbi – Fanling Station and Clp Substation Ping Che.
  • KMB Route 273A — CHOI SHEK ESTATE ↔ WAH MING (CIRCULAR)
    nearest stop: Choi Shek Estate; runs through Sheung Shui Bbi – Sheung Shui Station, Yiu Ming House Wah Ming Estate and Cheung Lung Wai Estate.
  • KMB Route 77K — SHEUNG SHUI ↔ YUEN LONG (FUNG CHEUNG ROAD)
    nearest stop: Choi Fai Street Sheung Shui; runs through Sheung Shui Bbi – Sheung Shui Terminus.
  • KMB Route 76 — YAU POK ROAD LIGHT PUBLIC HOUSING (SOUTH) ↔ SHEUNG SHUI STATION (CHOI YUEN ROAD) (CIRCULAR)
    nearest stop: Tai Tau Leng; runs through Sheung Shui Bbi – Sheung Shui Station, Fairview Park and Yau Pok Road Light Public Housing (north) Terminus.
  • KMB Route 270R — HONG KONG COLISEUM ↔ FANLING (LUEN WO HUI)
    nearest stop: Tai Tau Leng; runs through Sheung Shui Bbi – Sheung Shui Station, Cheerful Park and Fanling Station Bbi – Fanling Station.

Frequencies and fares change from time to time — check the Citybus or KMB app for live arrivals before you set off.

Taxi & Uber

If you need to go to a village house outside the Sheung Shui city centre — such as Ma Tso Lung, Man Kam To or Ho Sheung Heung — you can take a taxi or Uber from Sheung Shui Station. The fare is generally around $25–$60, depending on the location.

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Sheung Shui Area Map

Here is the Google Map of Sheung Shui — click to explore the restaurants, malls and attractions in the area:

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Citybus Information

For bus routes, frequencies and fares, check the official website:

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How long does the MTR take from Hung Hom to Sheung Shui?

About 40–45 minutes — take the East Rail Line from Hung Hom directly to Sheung Shui Station, then walk to your destination.

Q: Which buses go directly to Sheung Shui Town Centre?

KMB Bus 73X from Tai Po and Shatin, plus KMB 270A / 270B / 277E from Kowloon Tong, Prince Edward and Sham Shui Po via Fanling; Citybus B1 (Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge Shuttle Bus) suits those departing from the airport area or Tuen Mun.

Q: How much does a taxi or Uber to village houses near Sheung Shui cost?

The fare is generally around $25–$60 from Sheung Shui Station, depending on the location, for places such as Ma Tso Lung, Man Kam To and Ho Sheung Heung.

Q: Can I reach schools or teaching centres on foot after exiting the station?

Yes — after exiting Sheung Shui Station you can walk to various small estates, schools or teaching centres, and the station is connected to several bus termini and minibus stops for onward transfers.

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Further Resources & Next Steps

  • Official Resource — Citybus: www.citybus.com.hk, for routes, frequencies and fares.
  • Route Planning — Google Maps: search “Sheung Shui” to plan your journey in real time.
  • Parent Tip — Sheung Shui Station links to several bus termini and minibus stops, so build in a few extra minutes to find the right stand before heading out to village houses or remote estates..
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Disclaimer: The information above is for reference only. Routes, frequencies and fares are subject to change; please refer to the latest announcements by Citybus and the Transport Department.

📌 This information was initially drafted and organised with AI. Editor-in-charge: Qian Jiajun