School of Biomedical Sciences
- Directions to SBS
- By school shuttle bus, taking the school bus (No.4) from the MTR station. Get off at Lo Kwee-Seong Integrated Biomedical Sciences Building. (shuttle bus route)
- Campus map
- School bus and light shuttle schedule
- Campus canteens
- Campus housing
SBS is G03, Lo Kwee-Seong Integrated Biomedical Sciences Building, Area 39.
You can reach us from University Station:
Transportation to CUHK
You may buy an Octopus Card to facilitate your transportation payment in Hong Kong.- From Hong Kong International Airport
- By MTR
- By Bus Take the Airport Bus A41 (HK$22.3) and get off at Sha Tin Central Bus Terminal. Walk to Sha Tin MTR Station and take the MTR to University Station (HK$4.5).
- By Taxi Take a green taxi from the airport directly to CUHK. It costs around HK$280.
- From Shenzhen Airport
- From nearby hotels
- MTR
- By Bus 86K and MTR
- By Taxi
Take shuttle bus 330 (RMB20) to Luo Hu MTR Station (羅湖港鐵站). After getting off, turn left and walk for 200 meters, walk across the overhead pedestrian bridge and go upstairs. Pass the Luohu Custom Port and take the MTR from Lo Wu Station to University Station (HK$27.5).
From Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Shatin Hotel to CUHK
On foot
From Regal Riverside Hotel to CUHK
Walk through the shopping malls to Sha Tin Station (15-20 mins). Then Take MTR to University Station (HK$4.5).
Take bus 86K ($6.1) outside the hotel and get off at Sha Tin Central Bus Stop. Walk to Sha Tin MTR Station and take MTR to University Station ($4.5).
Take a red taxi. (around HK$60 and about 15 minutes)
From Royal Park Hotel to CUHK
Walk to Sha Tin MTR Station (3 minutes) and take the MTR to University Station ($4.5).
Local Information
- Nearby hotels
- Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Shatin Hotel
- Regal Riverside Hotel
- Royal Park Hotel
- Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong Sha Tin
- Restaurants
- Restaurant guide (local “Yelp”)
- Our recommendations near Sha Tin
- Kung Tak Lam, featuring Shanghainese vegetarian cuisine.
- Dim Dim Sum, a dim sum chain.
- Tsui Wah, a popular “cha chaan teng” chain.
- Shing Kee, serving hot pot for the adventurous.
- Din Tai Fung, the famous dumpling chain.
- Nha Trang, for Vietnamese cuisine.
- Bangkok Thai, for Thai cuisine.
- Mi-Ne Sushi, for Japanese sushi.
- Butao, for Japanese ramen (noodle soup).
- School Food, for Korean fried chicken.
- Simplylife, serving Western food.
- PizzaExpress, for pizza and pasta.
- The Spaghetti House, for pizza and pasta.
- Honeymoon Dessert, serving Hong Kong style desserts and famous for its durian options.
- Weather Hong Kong Observatory