Ngong Ping 360

If you love taking photos or don't want to miss the places you want to check in, Arriving at West Kowloon, it's quick to get to Tung Chung by subway! Worth a visit There are many places to eat in the mall, choose to eat well before taking the cable car up the mountain If you don't want to miss the scenery on both sides, 360 panoramic round trip, it's worth it! Unobstructed check-in background, both sides are beautiful, you won't regret it The Big Buddha is very sacred But don't take pictures inside There are immortals Overall, it's refreshing and not very tired If you're tired, you can rest well in the mall

Don't just know about Victoria Harbour, Mong Kok, Central, and Tsim Sha Tsui when you come to Hong Kong... Remember to take a ride on the panoramic sea cable car with its transparent floor~ Experience a different Hong Kong from a new perspective! And you can get there directly by taking the subway in Hong Kong~ Right at ✔️Ngong Ping 360 - I always thought that only 'bustling' could describe Hong Kong, But in fact, this is just one side of Hong Kong! This time, I specially wore traditional clothing to take the panoramic cable car to see Hong Kong, And it was really a wonderful surprise!! Feeling the romantic and leisurely charm of Hong Kong's outlying islands across mountains and seas💕 - 🚠Tour route: Tung Chung MTR Station ➠ Crystal Cable Car (Tung Chung to Ngong Ping) ➠ Ngong Ping Market (lunch, Mid-Autumn Festival lantern celebration) ➠ Po Lin Monastery ➠ Big Buddha ➠ Wisdom Path ➠ Panoramic Cable Car (Ngong Ping to Tung Chung) - 🚡Cable Car Arrangements: ✔️The ride takes about 25 minutes, with three types of cable cars: standard, crystal, and panoramic~ It is highly recommended to try the crystal cable car for a better view and photo opportunities! Especially sitting on the transparent floor of the cable car and taking photos with the sea and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, every shot looks great! ⏰:10:00-18:00 - 📷Must-visit spots: ✔️Ngong Ping Market At the entrance of the market, there is a large mural by the spiral staircase on the left and a walkway next to it where you can take photos with the cable car in the background, which is really photogenic! Additionally, there is a Bodhi tree in the market where you can make wishes, and with the Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, there is a themed lantern celebration you can participate in and experience~ ✔️Tian Tan Buddha Climb the stairs or take photos at the lotus pond at the start of the stairs with the over 30-meter-tall Buddha, the same spot featured in the movie 'Infernal Affairs'! On weekdays, the number of people coming here to make wishes is truly spectacular! ✔️Po Lin Monastery, Big Buddha, Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall This time, apart from offering incense in the temple, I also wore traditional clothing and took photos with the Chinese-style fan provided by the scenic area, which felt really amazing! It felt like I was at the Forbidden City~ ✔️Wisdom Path Here you can find outdoor wooden carvings of Buddhist scriptures that are breathtaking at first sight, full of ancient charm, as if you've stepped right into a cool ancient scene! Every casual photo is a hit~ (Just a few meters into the archway trail next to the Wisdom Path, there is also a sea-viewing platform that is very picturesque!) -

Ngong Ping 360 is a tourist attraction that is praised by tourists. It attracts countless tourists with its unique cable car system and charming natural scenery. When I visited Hong Kong, I have the privilege to experience the charm of Ngong Ping 360 firsthand. Here, I am sharing with you my five-star ride experience evaluation. One, the cable car system of Ngong Ping 360 is undoubtedly the core highlight of the whole attraction. Sitting on the cable car, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lantau Island and overlook the whole island from high altitude. Whether it is the Buddha of Heaven, Dadongshan, or the Chinese white dolphin, you can have a panoramic view of the cable car. The whole cable car journey is very smooth, without the slightest bump, providing a comfortable viewing environment for tourists. Second, Lantau has a unique natural scenery, and Ngong Ping 360 is a beautiful scenery. You can see rolling hills, dense woods, clear streams and vast oceans as you take the cable car. Especially when the sun shines through the clouds on the mountains and the sea, the whole scene is picturesque and intoxicating. Third, in addition to the natural scenery, Ngong Ping 360 also carries a deep cultural heritage. The temple is a historic temple, and many visitors will choose to enjoy the temple on the platform near the cable car terminal. Here you can feel the unique charm of Buddhist culture, and you can also appreciate the exquisite and solemn temple architecture. Over all, Ngong Ping 360 is worth seeing, a very happy journey.

The first time you come to Hong Kong, don't just know to go to Mong Kok/Tsim Sha Tsui/Victoria Harbour/Amusement Parks. Life advice: You must take a ride on the panoramic crystal cable car! You can overlook the natural scenery of Lantau Island and gaze at the stunning sea view of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. 🔹Travel Tips🔹 🚦About Transportation Depart from Guangzhou by high-speed train directly to 'Hong Kong West Kowloon Station' Transfer to the subway directly to 'Tung Chung Station' about 35min Exit B and walk for 3min to reach Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🎫About Ticketing Purchase tickets online 3 days in advance, need to make a reservation one day in advance, you need to queue up on-site to exchange for physical tickets, it is recommended to arrive at 10:00 to reduce queuing time! I queued up at 14:00 in the afternoon and there were a lot of people 😭Blood and tears lesson: Be sure to allow for queuing time, and plan your playtime well 🚠About the Cable Car There are 3 types (Standard/Crystal/Panoramic Cable Cars) and you can choose different models for the round trip, the one-way trip is about 20min, and you can enjoy the scenery along the way! It is recommended to take the panoramic cable car on the return trip, as there is almost no queue! 🔹Travel Route🔹 Crystal Cable Car (Tung Chung to Ngong Ping) —— Ngong Ping Market —— Tian Tan Buddha —— Po Lin Monastery —— Big Buddha Hall —— Heart Sutra Woods —— Panoramic Cable Car (Ngong Ping to Tung Chung) 🔹Must-Visit Attractions🔹 1⃣️Ngong Ping Market Check in at the graffiti wall and cable car photo spot at the cable car terminal exit Walk through the whole ancient street for about 10min Pass by a bodhi tree for a short stay 🉑️ make a wish and pray 🙏 2⃣️Tian Tan Buddha Exit the market and walk for another 10min to reach the world's tallest bronze seated Buddha, which is 30 meters high at the base with a lotus pond 🪷 You can get the same photo spot as in 'Infernal Affairs' by climbing to the top. Even if you don't climb to the top, you can still take great photos with the Buddha! 3⃣️Po Lin Monastery, Big Buddha Hall The majestic monastery and the solemn Big Buddha Hall are very suitable for taking photos in Hanfu! Photography is strictly prohibited in many parts of the interior, so it's good to just take photos of the exterior buildings ~ 5⃣️Heart Sutra Woods The path to the Heart Sutra Woods is a wild and shady green trail, about a 15min walk, this is the world's largest outdoor wood-carved Buddhist scripture! It feels like stepping into a martial arts world in a second ~ 6⃣️Panoramic Cable Car This is known as one of the 'Top Ten Best Cable Car Experiences in the World', with a 360-degree unreserved view, you can overlook Hong Kong's landmark buildings and landscapes

Friends want to go to Hong Kong for fun during the summer break 👏 Since neither of us had ever taken the crystal cable car 🚡 We decided to visit Ngong Ping 360 and also explore the Ngong Ping Market As well as visiting the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island After taking the cable car back down, we can also go shopping in Tung Chung It perfectly filled our day with activities! . ✅ I've briefly outlined the full itinerary of this trip 🌈 Friends who want to play in Tung Chung, Hong Kong during the summer, check this out～ . 🌟 Ngong Ping 360 Crystal Cable Car This is my first time taking the Ngong Ping 360 cable car in Hong Kong 🚡 I was so excited! The crystal cable car is really beautiful 💕 The all-glass design allows for a 360-degree panoramic view It gives you a cool floating sensation as if the earth is beneath your feet And taking photos inside the crystal cable car is also amazing 🚡 I highly recommend everyone to try it! The floor is made of transparent glass Sitting inside feels like hanging in the air, with all the beautiful scenery in sight . 🌟 Ngong Ping Market After getting off the cable car, you'll reach Ngong Ping Market where you can also stroll around It's a colorful street for leisure, food, and shopping When tired from walking around the market, my friend insisted we must have ice cream We ordered a da dalce ice cream, which should be a specialty here We had two coconut-flavored ones, both the texture and taste were superb The texture is great, not too sweet overall, and you don't feel greasy after eating For friends who like taking photos, don't miss the small spiral staircase Ngong Ping Trail, and the Hong Kong-style element murals are great photo spots During the summer holiday, there's also a 'giant transparent bathtub' installation about 2 meters high You can take a photo with thousands of rubber ducks, as if you're a little duck yourself 🦆 . 🌟 Tian Tan Buddha Walk through Ngong Ping Market for 15 minutes, and you'll reach the Big Buddha Standing under the Big Buddha, looking up at the world's NO.2 tallest outdoor bronze seated Buddha, it's majestic and solemn People looking up from below are everywhere, including many foreigners, haha I really like the movie 'Infernal Affairs' which was filmed here I also came to strike the same pose ✌️! . 🌟 Po Lin Monastery Many of my friends often come to the monastery to visit And I am no exception, I always feel that all worries seem to be released here Being here also brings a sense of peace and tranquility to my heart It's especially suitable for slowing down, taking a walk, and purifying the soul! . All in all, this is the most interesting experience I've had in Hong Kong! Not sure where to go this summer❓ Come to Ngong Ping 360 and experience the God's view of Hong Kong❗

Nanny-level guide delivered! It's our second time bringing the kids to Hong Kong! Last year we took the kids to citywalk to experience the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, and this time we took a less popular and less tiring route on Lantau Island to experience a different side beyond the hustle and bustle. 🗺️Our two-day itinerary: D1: Crystal Cable Car up the mountain - Ngong Ping Market - Tian Tan Buddha - Po Lin Monastery - Panoramic Cable Car down the mountain D2: Lantau Island Sightseeing Bus - Disneyland 📍Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car There are standard cable cars/crystal cable cars/panoramic cable cars, with increasing transparency, a one-way trip takes 25 minutes, and the stunning scenery of Lantau Island is right under your feet. You must try the panoramic cabin, with four sides fully transparent + floor-to-ceiling glass, the view is completely unobstructed, allowing you to directly feel the magnificence between the blue sea, blue sky, and mountains. Cable car operating hours: 10:00～18:00 📍Ngong Ping Market After getting off the cable car, go to the small spiral staircase on the left first, it's a great spot for photos. Follow the stairs down and you'll see murals, with the cable car and sky in the same frame, totally comic-style! Opposite the murals diagonally is a beautiful forest boardwalk, with the cable car passing over it. The market is great for strolling and eating, with many restaurants and souvenir shops. We swept up a bunch of toys to take back, and there are many cable car-themed Legos that look great! 📍Tian Tan Buddha Strolling down from the market, you can see a flight of 268 steps leading up to the world's No.2 outdoor bronze Buddha, which looks spectacular from afar and yet feels different up close - sacred and solemn. From the Buddha's platform, you can gaze into the boundless scenery of Lantau Island. 📍Po Lin Monastery Near the Big Buddha, known as the 'Little Forbidden City', the main shrine hall is spectacular! 📍Lantau Island Sightseeing Bus A double-decker sightseeing bus that you can ride unlimited times within a day, starting from Ngong Ping Cable Car Station, passing through several hotels on Lantau Island/Disneyland/Aircraft Maintenance Area (for sunset viewing), and finally returning to Ngong Ping. If the weather is good, it's recommended to take the sunset trip, a perfect sunset ride. 📍Disneyland A must-visit place every time we bring the kids to Hong Kong! The attractions in Hong Kong Disneyland are more suitable for younger children, and the park is small with concentrated attractions, which is very friendly for those with kids. The newly opened Frozen-themed area is worth it! Also, now you don't need to scramble for a ticket to meet Queen Elsa, you can just queue up to meet the star! 👉🏻You can take the sightseeing bus directly from the hotel to Disneyland in the morning, play until evening, and then continue on the sightseeing bus to the Aircraft Maintenance Area to watch a sunset and end a beautiful day~ 🏨Accommodation: We stayed at the Sheraton Tung Chung, which is close to the airport, cable car station, and Disneyland. Taking the kids to Lantau Island for two days was really relaxing because the two places we wanted to go, Ngong Ping and Disneyland, were both directly accessible by sightseeing bus, and the hotel we stayed at was also very convenient for taking the bus back and forth. The well-connected transportation made the whole trip effortless for mom.

This holiday, we brought Youyou to Hong Kong. Besides visiting Disneyland, this itinerary is very suitable for families with children, unlocking the Ngong Ping 360 cable car🚠+ Tai O fishing village on Lantau Island. In the bustling city, there is such a paradise-like slow life, experiencing a completely different Hong Kong🇭🇰. 🌟One-day tour schedule: 10:00: Take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car🚠——Ngong Ping Market 10:30-11:30: Stroll and take photos at Ngong Ping Market (murals, Maneki-neko, etc.) 11:30-12:30: Tian Tan Buddha 13:30: Take bus no. 21 to Tai O 14:00-16:30: Play in Tai O fishing village (boat trips, Tai O snacks and delicacies) 16:30: Take bus no. 21 back to Ngong Ping to take the cable car down the mountain Or after watching the sunset in Tai O, directly take bus no. 11 back to Tung Chung MTR station 🎫Ticket purchase: We bought the family STEM package, which includes the Crystal Cabin (uphill) + Panoramic Cabin (downhill) + Cable Car Exploration Centre tickets, an ice cream voucher (remember to exchange it at the market, it's delicious), and a panoramic cable car building block set, which Youyou loved! It's very suitable for family trips during the summer holidays～ 🌟Check-in spots: 1⃣️Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car🚡 We've been looking forward to the transparent glass cable car for a long time, and finally, we got to experience it. You can overlook Hong Kong, with forests and the sea beneath your feet, and even see the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge in the distance! Surprisingly, Youyou was not scared at all, sitting happily inside and didn't want to get off. The cable car has three types of cabins: Standard Cabin, Crystal Cabin, and Panoramic Cabin. The Panoramic Cabin offers the most spectacular views, with glass on all sides and the bottom, allowing for a 360-degree view of the beautiful mountains and seas of Lantau Island, truly one of the top ten best cable cars in the world. Route: 🚇2 minutes walk from Exit B of Tung Chung MTR station. 2⃣️Ngong Ping Market After getting off the cable car, you arrive at the market. Families should not miss the Cable Car Exploration Centre here, the first cable car-themed exploration center in Hong Kong, with interactive game areas where you can play and learn about the history and operation of cable cars. It's great for the whole family to experience together. You can also enjoy lunch here, with beverage shops and restaurants, as well as souvenir stores. The bus to Tai O also departs from here. 3⃣️Tian Tan Buddha The tallest outdoor bronze seated Buddha in the world, it looks majestic and solemn from both afar and up close, and can be seen from the market. 4⃣️Po Lin Monastery Located at the mountain top, facing the Tian Tan Buddha, it's sacred and spectacular. There are many local tourists praying here, and you can also have a vegetarian meal. 5⃣️Tai O Fishing Village After visiting Ngong Ping, you can go to Tai O for a stroll. The original fishermen's life can be experienced by taking a boat tour around the village. If you're lucky, you might even go out to sea to see white dolphins. There are many snacks in the village, so you can eat while you walk. If you get tired, find a seaside café to comfortably enjoy the slow life here. If the weather is good, you can also enjoy a stunning sunset🌄

Hong Kong's Ngong Ping 360 is the longest outdoor dual-cable cable car in Asia, and it has been awarded the honor of being among the world's top ten most amazing cable car journeys, top ten highest quality cable car experiences, and top ten global cable car trips. Starting from Tung Chung Station, the cable car ride offers views of Tung Chung city center, Hong Kong Airport, Lantau Island, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, the Tian Tan Buddha, and Ngong Ping Village, with the whole journey taking approximately 25 minutes. Here is a detailed guide to the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🎉🎉🎉 ✅ Ticketing Guide There are three types of cabins: standard, crystal, and panoramic. For photography, you must choose the panoramic cabin‼ If you want to buy a round-trip ticket + take photos, you can choose the standard cabin for the outbound trip and the panoramic cabin for the return trip (fewer people on the return trip, better photo effect). If you buy a one-way ticket + want to take photos, you can choose the panoramic cabin for the outbound trip and take the bus back (sunset ride). 🙋‍ The main difference between the standard cabin and the crystal cabin is whether the floor is transparent. The queue for the crystal cabin is a bit faster (about the same for the outbound trip, faster for the return trip). If you just want to experience the cable car once, it is recommended to choose the standard cabin for the outbound trip + bus for the return trip, as the difference in experience between the two types of cabins is not worth the price difference. ✅ Ticket Redemption: Online ticket purchases come with a wristband, just scan the QR Code 🕐 Business Hours: 10:00-18:00 ✅ Transportation: Subway 👉 Get off at Tung Chung Station, or Lok Ma Chau exit, take KMB B1 to transfer to KMB E36 (about 1.5h) ✅ Tour Route: Ngong Ping Village → Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 Ngong Ping Village + Tian Tan Buddha: After the cable car lands, head to Ngong Ping Village to try local snacks and take photos at the graffiti wall. 📷 I feel that walking in the village, with the cable car above and you on the ground in the same frame, or the distant Buddha, creates a unique atmosphere. 🎬 The Hong Kong feng shui treasure spot mentioned by Eric Tsang and Chen Daoming in 'Infernal Affairs III' turns out to be the Tian Tan Buddha – a must-see! 🔑 Tips 1. It is recommended to choose the crystal cable car to enjoy the panoramic view. 2. The cable car seats are rotating, convenient for passengers to take photos. 3. Ngong Ping Village has a variety of snacks and handicrafts to browse. 4. The Tian Tan Buddha is one of the symbolic structures of Hong Kong and is worth a visit.

On the weekend, I made an appointment with friends to go to 🇭🇰 and experience one of the "World's Top Ten Cable Car Experiences" - a 5.7 km journey with an aerial view. The round trip takes about 25 minutes, including waiting time, and is expected to take 1-2 hours. Sitting in a quiet and comfortable cabin, you can overlook the Lantau Island Country Park, Hong Kong International Airport, Tian Tan Buddha and the South China Sea. It's important to balance work and rest, and this is a great way to relax and enjoy yourself. It's very convenient to come to Hong Kong from Shenzhen now, and the OneDay round trip is more than enough time. 😌 Ticket types are varied, divided into cable car tickets and land-air tickets. There are three types of cable cars: regular, crystal, and mixed panoramic cabins. 🌀The panoramic carriage has excellent visual effects because the bottom is also transparent, which broadens your horizons and allows you to appreciate the magnificent scenery of Lantau Island and feel the spectacular beauty of nature with the blue sea and sky. 🌀If you want to spend a whole day playing on Lantau Island, you can choose the land and air ticket. The pass is valid for the day and you can return to Ngong Ping Cable Car before the cable car stops operating. For details, please go there yourself or call ☎️ the staff for detailed consultation 😆. 🌀I chose the panoramic carriage, which provides a great experience. The bottom of the carriage is made of fully transparent glass on all four sides, which was reportedly introduced for use just a few months ago. It's a real treat for the eyes and very relaxing👀. After the ride, you can also visit the Ngong Ping Market for some shopping and eating. It's a one-stop-shop for food, fun, and entertainment. On the left side of the market entrance, there's a small rotating staircase where you can take some great photos. You can also visit the Tian Tan Buddha to make a wish, burn incense at the Po Lin Monastery, and recite the Heart Sutra in the Simple Forest. The experience is truly fulfilling😍. 🏡Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 📍Shop at Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung Cable Car Station, 11 Da Dong Road. 🚇Subway Tung Chung Station 🈺️Business hours: Monday to Friday 10:00-18:00 Saturday to Sunday 09:00-18:30

On Lantau Island in Hong Kong, there is a secluded and tranquil place: Ngong Ping Lantau Island. The Lantau Island scenic area is free of charge, but the attractions are a bit far from the city center. You can choose to take the Lantau bus or the cable car to get there. ✅ Must experience: Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car ❤ Recommended reason: One of the 'Top Ten Best Cable Car Journeys in the World', the cable car connects Tung Chung and Ngong Ping. It is 5.7 kilometers long and takes about 25 minutes for the whole journey. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the South China Sea and the North Lantau Country Park from afar. During the trip, you can see the sea, forests, a panoramic view of Hong Kong International Airport, and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. It is also the fastest way from Tung Chung to Ngong Ping. 🌟 Highlight features: There are three types of cable car cabins: standard cabin/crystal cabin/panoramic cable car. For those who are not afraid of heights, the crystal and panoramic cable cars are highly recommended. The crystal cable car has a glass bottom, and the panoramic cable car has glass on all sides and the bottom. 📝 Note tips: If you set off at noon, you can buy a one-way ticket. In the evening, watch the sunset in Tai O fishing village, then take a minibus back to Tung Chung MTR station. 👍 Most recommended: Ngong Ping Market 🌟 Highlight features: Right after getting off the cable car is the Ngong Ping Market, where you can choose from a variety of cuisines including Central Asian, Japanese, and Hong Kong. There are also murals, fortune cats, wishing trees, and other photo spots where you can eat and take pictures at the same time. 👍 Most recommended: Tian Tan Buddha 🌟 Highlight features: Following the Ngong Ping Market, you will reach the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery! The Tian Tan Buddha is located on Mount Muk Yue on Lantau Island in Hong Kong. It is the world's tallest outdoor bronze seated Buddha. The Buddha is 26.4 meters tall, and with the three-story pedestal, the total height is nearly 34 meters, which is about 11-12 stories high, very spectacular. 🚉 Transportation strategy: To visit the above attractions, you must first reach Ngong Ping Market: 🚢 Take a ferry from Central Pier No. 6 to Mui Wo, which takes about 35 to 55 minutes; after disembarking, transfer to bus No. 2 at the bus terminal to Ngong Ping Market, which takes about 40 minutes. 🚌 Take bus No. 23 from the bus terminal at Exit B of Tung Chung MTR station to Ngong Ping Market, which takes about 50 minutes. 🚡 Take the cable car (Ngong Ping 360) from the Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal at Exit B of Tung Chung MTR station to Ngong Ping Cable Car Station, which takes about 25 minutes. 🚶🏻 Starting from the plaza, it takes about 5 minutes to walk to Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, and the Heart Sutra Woods following the signs.

Ngong Ping Village is one famous tourist destination in Hong Kong. This is 1.5-hectare open-air village & shopping area with restaurants & cultural performances. If you come from Central, ride MTR going to Tung Chung station. Then just walk a lil bit and take a cable car going to the island, two kind of choices, standard or crystal cabin. If you are afraid of heights, dnt take the crystal because you will pass across big mountains and sea levels. Different prices also. If you feel you cant ride this cable cars, then take a road trip because there are also buses going there. Things to do here, shopping, hiking going up to Big Buddha, shopping, picture taking, and trying to taste chinese foods in some restaurants. Tip for travellers, better go here during winter because it is open area, very hot during summer. #urbanexplorer #roadtrip #roadtrips #hongkongtravel #hktrip #historicculture

Ngong Ping 360 is one of Hong Kong's most popular tourist attractions, offering visitors a breathtaking cable car ride and an immersive cultural experience. Located on Lantau Island, Ngong Ping 360 is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the city's rich history and natural beauty. The cable car ride is the highlight of the Ngong Ping 360 experience, taking visitors on a 25-minute journey over the lush greenery of Lantau Island and offering stunning views of the South China Sea. The cable car cabins are equipped with glass floors, allowing you to see the ground beneath you as you soar through the air. At the end of the cable car ride, you'll arrive at Ngong Ping Village, a cultural theme park that celebrates the traditions and heritage of Hong Kong. Here, you can explore the village's many attractions, including the Big Buddha, the Po Lin Monastery, and the Wisdom Path. The Big Buddha is a towering bronze statue that stands at 34 meters tall and is one of the largest seated Buddha statues in the world. The Po Lin Monastery is a serene and peaceful place of worship that dates back to 1906. The Wisdom Path is a scenic walking trail that features wooden pillars inscribed with Buddhist scriptures. In addition to these attractions, Ngong Ping Village also offers a variety of dining and shopping options, allowing you to indulge in local cuisine and pick up souvenirs to take home. In conclusion, Ngong Ping 360 is a must-visit destination in Hong Kong, offering visitors a unique and immersive cultural experience. From the stunning cable car ride to the cultural attractions at Ngong Ping Village, there's something for everyone to enjoy at this iconic tourist spot.