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Tai Wo Transport Guide for Tutors

Tai Wo Transport Guide for Tutors

  • 2025-09-07

TUTORZONE ROUTE GUIDE · NEW TERRITORIES

New to Tai Wo? This guide covers every practical way in — the MTR East Rail Line, KMB buses, green minibuses and taxis — so you can plan the fastest route and arrive for your first lesson calm, on time and on budget.

Tai Wo, New Territories
Tai Wo, New Territories — the district served by Tai Wo Station.
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Tai Wo at a Glance

Tai Wo is served directly by Tai Wo Station on the MTR East Rail Line, which makes rail travel the most convenient option for most tutors. The station is directly connected to Taihe Village and Taihe Shopping Center, and most tutoring locations are within a few minutes’ walk.

For those coming from elsewhere in the New Territories, KMB Route 73 links Sheung Shui and Tai Wo, while buses 74B, 75K and 275R all have stops passing Tai Wo, with suggested alighting points at Tai Wo Village, Po Heung Street and Plover Lake Garden.

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Getting to Tai Wo

MTR

The MTR East Rail Line is the most convenient option for reaching Tai Wo:

  • From Kowloon Tong, Tai Wai, Shatin, Mong Kok East and other stations, head north along the East Rail Line.
  • Get off at Tai Wo Station. The station is directly connected to Taihe Village and Taihe Shopping Center, and most tutoring locations are within a few minutes’ walk.
  • After exiting the station, follow the exit signs and choose Exit A or B, then walk to the school address.

KMB 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:

  • Citybus Route 307P — Tin Hau Station ↔ Tai Po (Ting Tai Road / Fu Tip)
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Station, Po Nga Road; runs through Kwong Fuk Estate, Tai Po Road, Tate’s Cairn Tunnel and Model Housing Estate, King’s Road.
  • KMB Route 307P — TAI PO (TING TAI ROAD) ↔ CAUSEWAY BAY (TIN HAU)
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Plaza; runs through Tai Po Public Swimming Pool.
  • Citybus/KMB Route 307D — Tai Po (Ting Tai Road) ↔ Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Station, Po Nga Road; runs through Kwong Fuk Estate, Tai Po Road, Hong Kong Institute of Biotechnology, Science Park Road and North Point Fire Station, Java Road.
  • KMB Route 71K — TAI PO (TAI WO) ↔ TAI PO MARKET STATION
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Bus Terminus; runs through Hang Wo House Tai Wo Estate, Fu Shin Estate and Kwong Fuk Estate.
  • KMB Route A47X — TAI PO (TAI WO) ↔ AIRPORT (GROUND TRANSPORTATION CENTRE)
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Bus Terminus; runs through Ban Tip House, Fu Tip Estate, Heng Yue House, Fu Heng Estate and Tai Po Market Station.
  • KMB Route 64K — YUEN LONG (WEST) ↔ TAI PO MARKET STATION
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Plaza; runs through Kam Sheung Road Station and Pok Oi Hospital.
  • KMB Route 264X — TAI PO MARKET STATION ↔ TIN YIU
    nearest stop: Tai Wo Plaza; runs through Yuen Long Police Station, Ching Wan House Tin Ching Estate and Yat Tam House Tin Yat Estate.

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

Green Minibus

If you are coming from Shatin or Tai Wai, you can take minibus 806B or 803K to Tai Po District, then take a bus or walk to Tai Wo.

Taxi/Uber

If you are carrying teaching materials, computers and other teaching supplies, it is recommended to take Uber or a taxi directly to your destination:

  • From Tai Po Market Station to Tai Wo: about 5–10 minutes, costing less than $30.
  • From Shatin Town Centre to Tai Wo: approximately 25 minutes depending on traffic conditions, costing approximately $90–110.
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Tai Wo Area Map

Here is the Google Map of Tai Wo — 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: Which MTR line serves Tai Wo?

The MTR East Rail Line. Head north from stations such as Kowloon Tong, Tai Wai, Shatin and Mong Kok East, and get off at Tai Wo Station.

Q: Which exit should I use at Tai Wo Station?

Follow the exit signs and choose Exit A or B, then walk to the school address. The station is directly connected to Taihe Village and Taihe Shopping Center, so most tutoring locations are within a few minutes’ walk.

Q: Which KMB buses stop at Tai Wo?

KMB Route 73 runs between Cyberport / Wah Fu (North) and Stanley Market, and buses 74B, 75K and 275R all have stops passing Tai Wo. Suggested alighting points include Tai Wo Village, Po Heung Street and Plover Lake Garden.

Q: How much does a taxi or Uber cost to Tai Wo?

From Tai Po Market Station it takes about 5–10 minutes and costs less than $30; from Shatin Town Centre it takes approximately 25 minutes and costs approximately $90–110.

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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 “Tai Wo” to plan your journey in real time.
  • Parent Tip——Tai Wo Station links directly to Taihe Village and Taihe Shopping Center, so on rainy days you can keep most of the walk sheltered and arrange to meet your student at the shopping center entrance.
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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