Every station on the Hong Kong metro (called the MTR) is a different colour. The idea behind being so its very easy to identify them. The bonus side effect is each journey becomes a rainbow of colours.
They add an unexpected warmth to your communte, insulating you from the grey concrete and harsh neon of the city above.
Chai Wan
The first stop on the line, far out to the west amongst the suburbs.
Colour - Grey
Heng Fa Chuen
Next to the train service centre.
Colour - Scarlet
Shau Kei Wan
From here you can take the tram.
Colour - Royal Blue
Sai Wan Ho
Stop here for Aldrich Bay Park
Colour - Saffron
Tai Koo
Buried under a hillside.
Colour - Red
Quarry Bay
The quarry is actually much further inland.
Colour - Turquoise
North Point
The most northerly point on the island
Colour - Orange
Fortress Hill
I don't know where the fortress once was.
Colour - Green
Tin Hau
Named after the goddess of the sea.
Colour - Umber
Causeway Bay
Full of shops.
Colour - Puce
Wan Chai
The exhibition centre is neary by.
Colour - Lime
Admiralty
Where the government is. Change here for everywhere else.
Colour - Cerulean
Central
The heart of the old city.
Colour - Ruby
Sheung Wan
The best place for dried fish.
Colour - Beige
Sai Ying Pun
The newest station.
Colour - Lavender
Hong Kong University
The oldest college in the SAR.
Colour - Mint
Kennedy Town
The cantonese is the phonetic of the english. End of the line.
Colour - Teal