I took the crystal cable car which was very nice and beautiful. Really enjoyed the great view of Airport and Tung Chung city view. It take arounf 20 minutes and can walk to big Buddha. Must try in Hong Kong.

It’s the best day we chose to go to Lautau Island by the 360 crystal+ cabin. Light breezes, clear sky with stunning views. It’s amazing to see through up, below n 360 degrees surroundings! Steady cable car rides together with very friendly staff of 360, they all made our day!

The cable car ride is the star attraction, offering breathtaking views of lush mountains and the serene South China Sea, providing a serene escape from the city below. Upon arriving at Ngong Ping Village, a culturally immersive experience unfolds. The majestic Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery offer tranquility and spirituality, while the Wisdom Path invites serene walks amidst nature. Visitors can engage in tea appreciation sessions, sample local vegetarian cuisine, and explore traditional architecture and artifacts. Despite queues, the experience is worth it. The difference between Standard and Crystal cable cars lies in the transparent floor, with Crystal+ offering floor-to-ceiling views. Despite queues, the journey and cultural richness make Ngong Ping 360 an unforgettable adventure, perfect for spiritual retreats, cultural explorations, or scenic escapes.

Taking Ngong Ping 360 is the best way to visit Ngong Ping village, the Po Lin Monastery, and the majestic Tian Tan Buddha of Lantau Island. It's a 20-25min cable car ride either with the "standard" cable car or the more expensive "crystal" cable car. The ride offers you a spectacular view of the island and the sea, particularly of the HZMB that connects Hong Kong and Macau. We took the ride on a weekend, which also happened to be a holiday, and the queue was very long. The first area you'll see from the cable car station is the Ngong Ping village with its array of restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. Next comes the 1906 Po Lin Monastery, and finally the 268-step stairs that take you to the biggest sitting statue of Buddha in the world. The view from the top was amazing! There are other places to visit on Lantau Island, but the three sites I have mentioned are the most popular ones. Highly recommended! 👌

We had a great time, although we thought it was a little on the expensive side for what it was (Strictly talking about the gondola ride). Still, if you're here and have the time, it's a nice activity. We did the one way trip up, took the 21 bus to Tai O. After our exploration there, we took the 1 bus to Mui Wo Ferry Terminal and took the Ferry to Central Terminal, then did the Tram stuff afterwards. Made all our connections with no trouble relying just on Google Maps informing us when the busses/ferries departed.

We went on a weekend, so there was a big line to board our vehicle. Verdant mountains with a view of the Hong Kong Harbor and the airport in the distance. Would love to come back and use the crystal vehicle the next time.

We loved the Crystal Cabin and were lucky to travel on a clear, sunny day so we were able to see the scenery well and ride was fantastic and had lots of great views to photograph. We just purchased tickets and went independently as none of the tours suited us. With the money we saved we took a cab to Chung Tung and it was absolutely worth it to drive over some of the lovely bridges between the islands. We found the climb to Big Buddha pretty easy (we are fit seniors) especially as we went early to avoid the heat of the day. The temple and gardens were lovely and being early it was not crowded. There were plenty of places to buy drinks and lunch.