Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car,Hong Kong

• Ngong Ping 360 cable-car ride (standard cabins and Crystal Cabin with glass floor)
• Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha)
• Po Lin Monastery
• Ngong Ping Village (shopping, eateries, cultural displays)
• Wisdom Path (outdoor trail with wooden steles)
• Scenic viewpoints and hiking access to Lantau Peak and nearby trails
• Connections to Tai O fishing village via shuttle or bus

• Panoramic, uninterrupted views over Lantau Island, South China Sea and the Hong Kong International Airport approach
• Crystal Cabins: option for a glass-bottom floor offering a more thrilling viewing experience
• Scenic crossing that combines coastal, mountain and rural landscapes—an engineering and tourism landmark on Lantau Island
• Easy access to cultural sites (Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery) making it both a scenic and spiritual visit

• Take the cable car (standard or Crystal Cabin) for the scenic ride and photography
• Visit the Tian Tan Buddha and climb the steps for close-up views
• Explore Po Lin Monastery and sample vegetarian cuisine at its tea house
• Stroll Ngong Ping Village for shops, cultural exhibits and live performances
• Walk the Wisdom Path and short nature trails nearby
• Hike longer routes (e.g., Lantau Peak) or take transport to Tai O fishing village for a cultural side trip
• Attend cultural performances or seasonal events when available

Autumn and winter months (October to March) generally offer clearer skies and more comfortable temperatures; avoid peak typhoon season and the hottest months in summer if you prefer clearer views.

Lantau Island has a humid subtropical climate: hot and humid summers with occasional heavy rain and typhoons (June–September), and mild, drier winters (December–February). Visibility can be reduced by haze or rain.

Cable-car fares vary by cabin type (standard vs Crystal Cabin) and round-trip or one-way tickets; discounts are sometimes available for children, seniors or third-party package deals. Operating hours are typically daily but can change seasonally—check the official Ngong Ping 360 website or local notices for exact times and closures due to weather or maintenance.

Accessible from Tung Chung MTR station via a short walk to the Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal. Buses and taxis also serve Tung Chung. The site provides some accessibility features, but visitors with mobility needs should confirm the availability of lifts, ramps and other facilities in advance; cable-car cabins and terminals may have specific boarding procedures for wheelchair users.

Plan for a half-day to a full day (3–6 hours) to include the cable ride, Big Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Ngong Ping Village and short walks; longer if you add hikes or Tai O visit.

Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection (hat, sunscreen) for daytime visits, a light rain jacket or umbrella in summer, and layered clothing if visiting in cooler months. Bring a camera/binoculars for views.

Try vegetarian dishes at Po Lin Monastery's tea house; Ngong Ping Village offers Chinese snacks, souvenir shops sell Buddha-themed items, incense, local crafts and typical Hong Kong souvenirs. Consider bringing cash or a contactless payment method accepted locally.