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Jordan Transport Guide for Tutors

Jordan Transport Guide for Tutors

  • 2025-09-06

TUTORZONE ROUTE GUIDE · KOWLOON DISTRICT

Jordan Station on the Tsuen Wan Line drops you straight into one of Kowloon’s most connected districts, with frequent bus services along Nathan Road and Austin Road. Clear exit choices and simple MTR transfers from Hong Kong Island, Kowloon East and the New Territories make arriving on time straightforward. This guide puts the whole journey in one place.

Jordan district view
Jordan district view.
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Jordan at a Glance

For tutors new to tutoring in Jordan, knowing the transportation options is key to saving time on your commute. Jordan Station is located on the Tsuen Wan Line and has convenient transportation; it is one of the main subway stations connecting to many districts in Kowloon. Jordan is also a densely populated area with bus services running frequently through Nathan Road and Austin Road, making it convenient for tutors from different areas to travel to the district.

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Getting to Jordan

MTR

Jordan Station is located on the Tsuen Wan Line and is one of the main subway stations connecting to many districts in Kowloon.

Exit Suggestions:

  • Exit A: directly leads to common tutoring locations such as Nathan Road, Austin Road and Shanghai Street;
  • Exit E: towards Jordan Road, Parkes Street and Kowloon Park.

Recommended MTR routes:

  • From Hong Kong Island: take the Island Line to Central Station, transfer to the Tsuen Wan Line, then to Jordan Station.
  • From Kowloon East: take the Kwun Tong Line to Prince Edward Station, transfer to the Tsuen Wan Line, then to Jordan Station.
  • From the New Territories: take the West Rail Line to Nam Cheong Station, transfer to the Tsuen Wan Line, then to Jordan Station.

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 W2 — HIGH SPEED RAIL WEST KOWLOON STATION ↔ KWUN TONG (CIRCULAR)
    nearest stop: High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station.
  • Citybus Route 20A — Kai Tak Cruise Terminal (via: Mong Kok) ↔ HSR West Kowloon Station (via: Mong Kok)
    nearest stop: Wui Cheung Road, Canton Road; runs through Kowloon Park Drive and HSR West Kowloon Station.
  • KMB Route 914 — HOI LAI ESTATE ↔ CAUSEWAY BAY (TIN HAU)
    nearest stop: Jordan Road, High Speed Rail Station; runs through Ferry Street, Western Harbour Tunnel Bbi and Macao Ferry.
  • KMB Route 12 — HOI LAI ESTATE ↔ TSIM SHA TSUI EAST (MODY ROAD)
    nearest stop: Wui Cheung Road, High Speed Rail Station; runs through East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, K11 Musea.
  • KMB Route 95 — TSUI LAM ↔ KOWLOON STATION
    nearest stop: Jordan Road, High Speed Rail Station; runs through Western Harbour Tunnel Bbi – Nga Cheung Road and Kowloon Station, High Speed Rail Station.
  • KMB Route 2E — KOWLOON CITY FERRY ↔ PAK TIN (NORTH)
    nearest stop: Battery Street Jordan; runs through Ferry Street, Park Avenue, Olympian City and Cosmopolitan Estate.
  • KMB Route 271A — FU TIP BUS TERMINUS ↔ TSIM SHA TSUI EAST (MODY ROAD)
    nearest stop: High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station; runs through Park Avenue, Olympian City, Central Park, Olympian City and Olympic Station.
  • KMB Route 260X — TUEN MUN (PO TIN ESTATE) ↔ HUNG HOM STATION
    nearest stop: High Speed Rail West Kowloon Station; runs through East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, K11 Musea.

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

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Jordan Area Map

Here is the Google Map of Jordan — 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 do I get to Jordan by MTR?

Jordan Station is on the Tsuen Wan Line. From Hong Kong Island, take the Island Line to Central Station and transfer to the Tsuen Wan Line; from Kowloon East, take the Kwun Tong Line to Prince Edward Station and transfer; from the New Territories, take the West Rail Line to Nam Cheong Station and transfer — all lead to Jordan Station.

Q: Which exit should I use from Jordan Station?

Exit A directly leads to common tutoring locations such as Nathan Road, Austin Road and Shanghai Street; Exit E heads towards Jordan Road, Parkes Street and Kowloon Park.

Q: Which Citybus routes pass through Jordan?

Citybus Route 102 (Mei Foo ↔ Shau Kei Wan) runs via Jordan, Citybus No. 112 (North Point ↔ So Uk) goes directly to the middle of Nathan Road, and Citybus Route 118 (Siu Sai Wan ↔ Cheung Sha Wan) passes through Jordan and Tsim Sha Tsui.

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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 “Jordan” to plan your journey in real time.
  • Parent Tip——Jordan Station sits right on the Tsuen Wan Line, so transfers from Central, Prince Edward or Nam Cheong are all single-line changes; pick Exit A for Nathan Road, Austin Road or Shanghai Street and Exit E for Jordan Road or Kowloon Park, and use the Citybus mobile app for real-time bus updates.
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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