Ngong Ping 360
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Самая длинная канатная дорога, по которой можно прокатиться в кабинке со стеклянным дном😍 Все 20 минут пути - мурашки! Под тобой то зеленоватая вода китайского моря, то пушистые холмы, а вот уже показалась громадная статуя Будды (только представьте - 34 метра💔). Решились бы?? Сколько стоит такое удовольствие и почему потом этот опыт надо залечить ужином в Мишленовском ресторане - в сторис. Заходи, если интересно❤️
anna_skifanna_skif
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This is a good experience if you are visiting HK for the first time. I'd recommend buying an all-inclusive package on-site or online with a travel agency: Cable car round trip + Tai O boat excursion + $20 hkd snack coupons. We went on a Friday morning, arriving at the cable car stop at around 10:30am. There is a separate line for those who bought their tickets online from a travel agency like Klook (not sponsored, just convenient). This line is for collecting the tickets. After you collect the tickets, you will need to wait about 30 minutes to get on a cable car. We purchased a standard cable car package, but the crystal car (transparent floor) wait was much much shorter. The ride is about 25 minutes, and the view is quite good. A few things to take note of: 1) They will ask for a photo when you are seated in the car. They will try to sell you a printed photo when you arrive at Ngong Ping village. 2) You will need to use the bus tickets provided in the all-inclusive package to get to Tai-O fishing village. The bus comes every 30 minutes. Alternatively, you can use your octopus to pay if you didn't buy the package. 3) There are private boat tours SEPARATE from the ones that are included in your package. The private ones are about $40 HKD for 20 minutes. 4) BRING CASH The fishing village has a variety of small snacks. Some stores take the snack coupon. If you walk around a bit, you will notice that at least a couple stores sell the same items. Egg waffles, curry fish balls, tanghulu, Chinese traditional desserts. Find the best price for yourself. 5) The last cable car is at 6pm. I would HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend to aim to arrive at least 1-1.5 hours before the last cable car. We lined up at around 4:45pm and waited almost until 6pm to get on the cable car. The line behind us was still very long. They will try to sell you photos of yourself again on the other side. The crystal cable car had a wait too, but not as long.
DavidDavid
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My husband said this was one of the highlights of our Hong Kong trip, and I have to agree—if you’re in Hong Kong, especially on Lantau Island, this is a must-do to see the big Buddha at the top. I was mentally preparing for long lines after reading reviews and seeing photos - but our secret weapon? Arriving a couple of hours before the last cable car comes down at 6 PM. No crowds, just us and the views! A round-trip ticket costs around HK$270, and honestly, why would anyone buy a one-way ticket unless you’re planning to hike down? We saw people tackling that trail up, it looked like a never-ending stairmaster. My husband claims he did that hike growing up, and it took six hours. Six. Hours. Yeah, that’s a hard pass for me. Give me the 25-minute cable car ride with panoramic views any day! If I had to recommend the perfect time to come down from the mountain I'd say go for 6pm at sunset. Watching the sun dip below the mountains and reflect off the ocean? Absolute magic. The cable cars are surprisingly roomy, fitting about 8 people, but because we showed up just before closing, it was practically empty. The cars are well-ventilated too, so you won’t feel like you're roasting in there. The ride itself was super smooth, and everyone at customer service was incredibly helpful and spoke English. All in all, it was the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation—without the sweat of hiking for hours
Berneta AsatoBerneta Asato
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Great way to toss away half a day! We got there at 1030am with pre purchased tickets from their website, and we still had to queue for over an hour because for some inane reason, you need to "exchange" your qr voucher for the tickets. The counters were understaffed, and don't think using Klook would get you there quicker. There's only 1 counter for the klook bookings and you have to do the exact same thing as everyone: queue. Why they do not simply use the QR code as a ticket, I'll never know. Besides, the queue does not check the physical ticket. What they look at are the wrist bands (like some night club). Even on return, they barely looked at our wristbands. What you shouldn't do is to try to purchase the tickets onsite. Literal 5th class citizens as these people go ahead of you: 1. Tour groups (they get fast tracked) 2. Web bookings 3. Klook bookings 4. Hotel package bookings 5. You. Of course the queue is going to be long. The main bottle neck is this dumb queue system which doesn't save any time if you had prebook tickets. You are at the mercy of the usher who decides which of the 5 queue lines get to go to the next available counter. We got crystal cabin, and that's a mistake. The premium isn't a lot, so there's plenty of people going for it. There's 1 crystal car every 2 or 3 normal cars (crystal plus is every 5 cars), so the second queue to the cable car is another hour plus. They will cram 10 to a car because there's no way around it. Not exactly premium. There was plenty of lines for both crystal and crystal plus. There's a poor photographer grabbing photos of tired and annoyed people. Can't blame him for his job, but on reaching ngong ping, there's like 10 staff (really well staffed!) ready to sell you pictures. 100hkd just for the picture without a frame. No thank you. We took the normal car on the way down and the views are just as good. My 2 cents: don't bother as you wait longer and the views are the same (unless you want to see the ground) Plus, we were lucky we didn't go to tai O. Huge line at the bus and the boats were already full. The counters were offering full package refunds for prepaids or a 100hkd tai O voucher. Not exactly what I want from a touristy spot. Really don't recommend it unless you like queueing for 3 hours and throwing away half a day. If you're here for the buddah, take a cab from the mtr station.
Julio TungJulio Tung
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Nestled on Lantau Island in Hong Kong, Ngong Ping 360 offers a unique and memorable travel experience. The charming rustic fishing village, surrounded by majestic mountains and the sea, provides a picturesque setting that is truly breathtaking. One of the highlights of the visit was the crystal cable car ride, which my children absolutely adored. The cable car is remarkably stable, making the journey smooth and enjoyable. As we ascended, we were treated to stunning views of the sea, lush green mountains, and serene waters below. The scenery from the cable car is simply mesmerizing and provides numerous photo opportunities. At the top of the mountain, the market is vibrant and bustling with activity. While there was a bit of a wait to get on the cable car going up, the queue moved efficiently, and it didn't feel too long. Interestingly, the descent was much quicker, with hardly any wait time at all. One of the standout features of the ride was the panoramic view of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge from the high vantage point. The sight of this architectural marvel was superb and added an extra layer of awe to the entire experience. Overall, Ngong Ping 360 is highly recommendable for families, especially with children. The combination of natural beauty, cultural charm, and modern infrastructure makes it a must-visit destination on Lantau Island.
Edgardo Jr. Marcelo (Nurse Don)Edgardo Jr. Marcelo (Nurse Don)
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Ngong Ping 360, situated on Lantau Island in Hong Kong, offers a captivating and scenic experience that seamlessly blends natural beauty with cultural richness. The highlight of this attraction is the breathtaking cable car ride that takes you over lush green mountains and the serene South China Sea. The panoramic views are nothing short of spectacular, providing a serene escape from the bustling city below. Upon reaching Ngong Ping Village, a culturally immersive destination awaits. The iconic Tian Tan Buddha, also known as the Big Buddha, stands majestically, offering a sense of tranquility and spirituality. The Po Lin Monastery nearby adds to the cultural richness, allowing visitors to explore traditional architecture and artifacts. The Wisdom Path, a trail lined with wooden columns inscribed with the Heart Sutra, provides a serene walking experience amidst nature. Visitors can also partake in tea appreciation sessions or savor local vegetarian cuisine, enhancing the overall cultural immersion. While the queues for the cable car can be lengthy, the breathtaking views during the journey and the cultural richness at Ngong Ping Village make it a worthwhile experience. Whether you seek a spiritual retreat, cultural exploration, or simply wish to enjoy stunning scenery, Ngong Ping 360 offers a memorable and diverse adventure.
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Nearby Attractions Of Ngong Ping 360
Tian Tan Buddha
Po Lin Monastery
Ngong Ping Village
Ngong Ping Big Buddha
Walking With Buddha
Ngong Ping Piazza
Ngong Ping Cable Car Ngong Ping Station
YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel
Plum Village Foundation Hong Kong, Asian Institute of Applied Buddhism, Lotus Pond Temple
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Basic Info
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Lantau Island, Hong Kong
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+852 3666 0606
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Website
np360.com.hk
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Description
Ngong Ping 360 is a bicable gondola lift on Lantau Island in Hong Kong. Intended to improve tourism to the area, the aerial lift was previously known as Tung Chung Cable Car Project before acquiring the Ngong Ping 360 brand in April 2005.
attractions: Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Ngong Ping Village, Ngong Ping Big Buddha, Walking With Buddha, Ngong Ping Piazza, Ngong Ping Cable Car Ngong Ping Station, YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel, Plum Village Foundation Hong Kong, Asian Institute of Applied Buddhism, Lotus Pond Temple, Ngong Ping, restaurants: Ebeneezer's Kebabs & Pizzeria (Ngong Ping), Po Lin Monastery Restaurant, Matsuzaka Express, Deli Vegetarian Cafe, 滿記甜品 Honeymoon Dessert, SUBWAY @Ngong Ping, 龍輝山水豆腐花, 德記山水豆腐花 (Vitasoy), Burger Cafe
