Take the Ngong-Ping360° cable car to worship the Big Buddha.

Climb the mountain... at Tian Tan or pay homage to the Big Buddha
Take the Ngong-Ping360° cable car to Ngong Ping Village
Then prepare to walk up the mountain for another 268 steps to find the Big Buddha
(At this point, it is like the dragon's head of Hong Kong)
To buy tickets, we bought them in advance through an app. There will be a special counter to go and get tickets. The queue is not long. We got on very quickly.
It took about 25 minutes to ride the cable car. The atmosphere is good and the wind is cool and comfortable.
But we chose the solid floor type. We have ridden the Ferris wheel at Tempozan in Japan. It was completely transparent. It was a bit scary. It was very high. It was scary.
When we arrived at Ngong Ping Village, there was a little food and a Starbucks. We couldn't miss it. We just got off the plane in the morning and went to Ngong Ping right away. We had to have coffee.
Check the cable car opening and closing dates carefully before buying tickets. Sometimes they are closed for safety checks. Most of them are closed for about a week.

We arrived in Hong Kong on a 6am flight.
After finishing our business at the airport, we walked out.
Look for the sign that says To City and then go to the bus.
When we found the bus stop, we looked for the S1 bus stop and waited there. The destination is the Ngong Ping Cable Car. The ride takes about 20 minutes.

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Post by Petra.Pläu | May 12, 2023