Ngong Ping 360: Scenic Cable Car to Lantau Island

Visitor Fee

Ticket prices vary based on the type of cable car ride:

Standard Cabin (Round Trip)

• Adults (12–64): HK$250
• Children (3–11): HK$125
• Seniors (65+): HK$170

Crystal Cabin (Round Trip) – Glass Bottom

• Adults: HK$320
• Children: HK$190
• Seniors: HK$235

One-Way Tickets & Private Cabins are also available.

Transportation

• MTR + Walk: Take the Tung Chung Line to Tung Chung Station, then walk 5 minutes to the Ngong Ping 360 terminal.
• Bus: If the cable car is closed, take New Lantao Bus 23 from Tung Chung to Ngong Ping (50 min).
• Taxi/Uber: About 45 minutes from Central.

Things to Do

1. Scenic Cable Car Ride:
   • 25-minute journey with panoramic views of Lantau Island, the South China Sea, and Hong Kong International Airport.
   • Choose between Standard Cabin or Crystal Cabin (Glass Bottom) for a thrilling experience.
2. Explore Ngong Ping Village:
   • Cultural shopping, tea houses, and local restaurants.
   • Themed attractions like "Walking with Buddha" (multimedia experience on Buddha’s life).
3. Visit Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha):
   • One of the world's largest outdoor bronze Buddhas, accessible via 268 steps.
4. Po Lin Monastery:
   • A famous Buddhist temple with beautiful architecture and a vegetarian restaurant.
5. Wisdom Path:
   • A peaceful trail with 38 wooden pillars inscribed with Buddhist prayers.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• One of the world’s best cable car experiences with stunning mountain and ocean views.
• Convenient access to top Lantau attractions, including Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery.
• Unique cultural experience in Ngong Ping Village.
• Great photography spots from the cable car and mountain trails.

How Old is Ngong Ping 360?

• Opened in 2006, making it over 18 years old.

List of Activities

• Ride the cable car (Standard or Crystal Cabin)
• Visit Tian Tan Buddha
• Explore Po Lin Monastery
• Walk the Wisdom Path
• Shop and dine at Ngong Ping Village

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Tai O Fishing Village: A historic stilt-house village known for dried seafood and boat tours.
• Lantau Peak: The second-highest mountain in Hong Kong, great for sunrise hikes.
• Cheung Sha Beach: A long, scenic beach for relaxation and water activities.