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Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car   (Hong Kong)
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The 5.7 km (3.5 mi) Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car is the first cableway of its kind in Hong Kong, lifting passengers up above Lantau Island and toward Ngong Ping Mountain, home of the giant Tian Tan Buddha statue and Po Lin Monastery.

The 25-minute ride boasts scenic views of the South China Sea and sloping, verdant grasslands of North Lantau Country Park. The cable car is a true departure from the bustling urban sprawl of Hong Kong as you glide into the serene and natural setting for which Lantau is revered. The ride comes back down to earth within a five-minute walk of Ngong Ping Village’s many retail and dining venues, in the shadow of the mighty, bronze Tian Tan Buddha.

Visitors can opt to ride in either a standard cabin or one of the newer, glass-bottomed "crystal" cabins for an enhanced experience of the stunning views. For those intent on discovering the wonders of Lantau, the Ngong Ping 360 is a quick, convenient and scenic way to journey uphill with plenty of memorable photo opps.

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Admission:One-way standard cabin; HKD 80 (adult); HKD 41 (child); HKD 65 (senior)  Hours:10am-6pm (weekdays); 9am-6:30pm (weekends & public holidays)  How to get there:From Hong Kong station, ride the Tung Chung MTR all the way to the Tung Chung station terminus (about 30 mins). Exit B takes you right to the start of the cable car. If you'd rather ride in the other direction and start from Ngong Ping Village instead, take bus no. 23 from Tung Chung town center, or bus no. 11 from Tai O Ferry Pier. From Hong Kong International Airport, a cab will cost about HKD 30 and take 10 minutes. 
 
 
Phone: (852) 3666 0606
 
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