Ngong Ping 360 Tickets

Enjoy a 25-min cable car ride above Lantau Island's charming vistas for a unique sightseeing experience.

The ride stretches over 5.7 kilometers of the bi-cable ropeway, with options between a one-way and round-trip journey.

Venture between the town center of Tung Chung and Ngong Ping village and notice the country park's rolling grassland slopes.

You can choose a one-way ride in a standard cabin or take a round-trip with options for a standard, crystal, or Crystal+ cabin on the way there and standard on the way back.

Fun Fact: The world's second-largest outdoor bronze statue of Lord Buddha is located in Ngong Ping.

Hop aboard the Ngong Ping Cable Car for an exciting aerial adventure while gazing upon the rolling greens of Lantau Island and the vast South China Sea.

Don't miss the round-trip ride on a crystal cabin car. It doubles up the fun as you take in the scenic vistas of Tung Chung Bay through the glass bottom.

Experience a one-way journey on the historic Peak Tram, one of the world's oldest funicular railways, dating back to 1888.

Gain access to Sky Terrace 428, the highest indoor viewing point in Hong Kong and one of the best places to get a bird's-eye view of the city.

Fun Fact: Ngong Ping Cable Car is Hong Kong's first and only bi-cable ropeway

Hop aboard the Ngong Ping Crystal+ Cabin Car for an exciting aerial adventure while gazing upon the rolling greens of Lantau Island and the vast South China Sea.

The cable car stops right in the heart of Ngong Ping Village, making it super easy for you to visit attractions like the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery.

Start your adventure on the glass-bottomed Crystal Cabin and return on the standard cabin, getting a chance to experience the best of both worlds!

Fun Fact: Ngong Ping Cable Car is Hong Kong's first and only bi-cable ropeway.

View vistas of rolling green landscapes from a cable car cabin ride

Choose the standard cabin or add some thrill with the see-through crystal cabin

See the Big Buddha statue and Po Lin Monastery at Ngong Ping Village

Enjoy convenient bus transfers between Ngong Ping and Tai O

Explore the tranquil village of Tai O from its riverways on a boat cruise

Indulge in street-side snacks after working up an appetite with a free snack voucher

Skip the traffic and reach Kowloon, Tsing Yi, or Hong Kong stations in just 30 minutes onboard the hassle-free Hong Kong Airport Express.

Travel comfortably between city center stations and select hotels with the Airport Express shuttle bus, equipped with free Wi-Fi and charging stations.

Soar on Ngong Ping cable car, relishing 25-min panoramic views on Lantau Island's 5.7km bi-cable ropeway, with a choice of crystal or standard cabin.

Venture through Tung Chung and Ngong Ping village, catching sight of rolling grassland slopes from the exclusive glass-bottom cabins.

Fun Fact: Ngong Ping 360 is Asia’s longest bi-cable car ride.

Glide above Lantau Island in a 5.7 km cable car journey for 25 minutes with 360° views of the South China Sea, Tung Chung Bay, and Tian Tan Buddha.

Follow a multilingual guide through Lantau’s top sites, including Po Lin Monastery and the peaceful Ngong Ping Village, far from the city buzz.

Take a 20-minute boat ride through Tai O’s quiet canals and catch a glimpse of traditional life in a village built on stilts over water.

Step inside a 19th-century stilt house and discover how traditional fishing families lived along Lantau’s coast.

Upgrade to the Crystal Cabin for a private ride with glass floors offering uninterrupted views of land, sea, and sky.

Enjoy local delicacies and more on a budget at Ngong Ping Village with this meal voucher or snack coupon.

The meal voucher is perfect if you’re looking for a full meal like Ramen, biriyani, and beef sandwiches.

If you’d rather have something light, choose the snack coupon to taste rice rolls, fish balls, and desserts like coconut and espresso ice cream.

Pair this with a Ngong Ping 360 cabin pass for the perfect dining experience surrounded by the welcoming people of the village.

Fun fact: The Bodhi Shrine at Ngong Ping has a wishing tree where you can write down your wishes and hope for them to come true