Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Ngong Ping 360

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  • Landmark
  • Nature
  • Cultural
  • Hiking

About Ngong Ping 360

This 5.7-kilometer cable car system connects Tung Chung to Lantau Island's mountainous Ngong Ping plateau, offering sweeping views of the South China Sea, lush country parks, and Hong Kong International Airport. Visitors can ride in glass-bottom cabins for a 360-degree aerial perspective as they ascend toward the monumental Tian Tan Buddha. It serves as both a scenic journey and direct access to cultural landmarks like Po Lin Monastery and Ngong Ping Village.

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