Tsing Ma Bridge / Lantau Link / Tung Kau Bridge
Lantau Link was opened to traffic in May 1997, linking Lantau Island, Ma Wan and Tsing Yi Island with the Airport and the rest of the territory. It comprises two bridges, where Tsing Ma Bridge on Ma Wan Channel is the world's longest road and rail suspension bridges with a main span of 1377 meters and a total length of 2.2 kilometres, and also the main part of the Lantau Link. The other is Kap Shui Mun Bridge on Kap Shui Mun Channel, which is one of the world¡¦s longest span cable-stayed bridge carrying both road and rail traffic.

Beside that, you can find Ting Kau Bridge next to Tsing Ma Bridge. It is a 1.1 kilometres long span cable-stayed bridge for road traffic, and a section on Route 3 that links the northern part of the New Territories with the city. The outstanding features of this bridge are the 3 towers on both sides and the middle of Rambler Channel.

These three bridges are not only an important infrastructure for the land transportation, but also becomes a prominent landmark in Hong Kong. The best way to visit the bridges is travelling by our Cityflyer or Northern Lantau routes to across the bridge. You can experience the grand scenic views on the way, and then the beautiful scenery on Lantau Island and also the great facilities at the airport.