Tiu Keng Leng Station (調景嶺站) is one of Urban Lines MTR stations, located in Sai Kung District, Tseung Kwan O New Town, at No. 8 Tiu Keng Leng King Ling Road. The property on top is Metro Town, whereas the station entrance is at ground level.
This station is one of the Tseung Kwan O Branch Line projects completed in 2002. It is now the eastern terminus of Kwun Tong Line and the only station of this line located in the New Territories, and also an intermediate station of the Tseung Kwan O Line.
Station symbol[]
The wall colour of Tiu Keng Leng Station adopts blue-yellow baked lacquer tiles with yellow paper stone. Like other Tseung Kwan O Line stations, the platform wall is printed with the name of the station in big calligraphy written by Au Kit-tang, a retired architect of the MTR Corporation.
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Station Structure[]
Floor and Facilities Distribution[]
| - | Superior property | Metro Town |
| G | Lobby | Customer Service Centre, mobile device charging facilities, shops, self-service facilities, digital kiosks, exits, toilets |
| L1 platform |
2 platform | Kwun Tong Lineto Whampoa |
| 4 platform | Tseung Kwan O Lineto North Point | |
| L2 platform |
1 platform | Kwun Tong Line Alighting Platform |
| 3 platform | Tseung Kwan O Lineto Po Lam／LOHAS Park | |
Platform[]
Tiu Keng Leng Station has a total of four platforms, all of which are located underground and arranged in two sets of island-style platforms. This station and Yau Tong Station form a pair of Cross-platform Interchange Station. Passengers who travel between Kwun Tong Line stations and Tseung Kwan O Line stations in Tseung Kwan O area can go to the platform on the other side to transfer after getting off.
This station is the east terminus of Kwun Tong Line, and platform 1 on the lower level is the landing platform of the terminal station. After the Kwun Tong Line train arrives at this platform, all passengers are asked to get off, and the train enters the offside tunnel U-turn at the end of Tangxian Street underground, in the east of the station. Then, the train goes to the No. 2 platform on the upper floor of this station to start carrying passengers. [3]
In addition, the shuttle trains to and from LOHAS Park Station also use this station as the terminus. There is no separate platform for these trains. After unloading passengers on platform No. 4 on the upper level towards North Point, the trains coming from LOHAS Park will enter Wuguishan between this station and Yau Tong Station Side Line to take a U-turn, and then drive back to platform 3 on the lower level of this station to carry passengers back to LOHAS Park.
- Platform (L1)
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| ←Platform 2：Kwun Tong LineWhampoa direction (door on the left)
←Platform 4：Tseung Kwan O LineNorth Point direction and train drop-off platform (door on the right)[4] |
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- Platform (L2)
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| Platform 3：Tseung Kwan O LinePo Lam／LOHAS Park direction (door on the right)→
Platform 1：Template:View Tang Line drop-off platform (door on the left) → |
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Mezzanine[]
Tiu Keng Leng Station Lobby View (June 2009)
The mezzanine area of Tiu Keng Leng Station is located on the ground floor, connected to Metro Town.
The customer service center is located in the center of the lobby, next to the elevator. Since its opening to traffic, the customer service officer has been assigned by the contractor to be on duty.
The public toilet and baby care room are located in the paid area of the mezzanine level. It was opened in 2019 as part of the MTR's initiatives to add such facilities to all interchange stations.
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Exits[]
Tiu Keng Leng Station has three exits, one of which is directly connected to the Metro Town shopping mall, and the other two are actually adjacent to each other, separated only by glass windows, all leading to the road outside the station. Hang Hau and Tseung Kwan O Stations are similar in design.
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Public Transport Interchange | King Ling Road near the junction of Chui Ling Rd (opposite to Hong Kong Design Institute) |
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Hong Kong Design Institute |
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Metro Town | Shop No. 16, G/F, Metro Town Shopping Arcade (next to OK Convenience Store) |
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| Legend: Exit and exterior are on the same levelBarrier-free facilities at the exit: Blind Guide Path / Exit and destination are on the same level
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Shop & Self-Service[]
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Station Art[]
Two sets of Station Artworks are installed on the walls of Tiu Keng Leng Station connecting the lobby and platform escalators.
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- ↑ The English abbreviation of Tiu Keng Leng is "TIK" not "TKL". Since the codes of all MTR traffic Lines end with "L", the code of Tseung Kwan O Line and the first three letters of Tiu Keng Leng" TKL" is exactly the same, so the code of this station should be changed to "Tiu Keng Leng" and become "TIK".
- ↑ The number of stores is based on a single store, excluding banking and self-service, and excluding vacant shops
- ↑ Legislative Council CB(1)2364/08-09(01 Document No. ): Legislative Council Transport Panel Tseung Kwan O Spur Line (Phase II) Service Supplementary Information
- ↑ During non-peak hours on weekdays, trains departing from LOHAS Park will end at this station and passengers who have to go to stations between Yau Tong to North Point need to wait for the next train.