Ngong Ping

... MTR station (I forgot which line). It's just one next station after HK Disneyland. The other sign of Tung Chung is sign board of Ngong Ping 360 and once you come out from Tung Chung MTR station, turn to right, and you could see the mall building. Don't go ...

... top of the mountain. On a clear day, with cash in our pockets we probably would have hopped on the tourist friendly 'Ngong Ping 360', a cable car that whisks you comfortably to the top whilst providing you with scenic views across the island. But ...

... up the side of a mountain.  Train and I decided to splurge for the glass bottomed cable car (courtesy of the Wynn Macau) so we could see everything on the way up.  A brisk day in Hong Kong turned into damn cold when we reached Ngong ...

What an amazing day! Went to the Po Lin Monestery located on the Ngong Ping  plateau on Lantau Island on the suggestion by my good friend and ex co-worker from Equiserve, Raj Patel. Thanks, Rajbo! I plan on visiting him and his family in Kuala ...

... on Lantau Island. There we walked to a bus station and boarded a bus to visit the Big Buddha and the Buddhist monastery in Ngong Ping. During the drive, I thought my feet would never touch the ground again. Our bus driver to visit the Big Buddha was ...

... harbour where below we could see fishermen digging for crabs.  It was a very relaxing and beautiful ride.  For an idea of the Ngong Ping, check out the photos in the pervious entry!  Today is my last day in Hong Kong and I am sad to be ...

... Buddha, also known as the Big Buddha, is a large bronze statue of a Buddha, completed in 1993, and located at Ngong Ping, Lantau Island, in Hong Kong. The statue is located near Po Lin Monastery and symbolises the harmonious relationship between man and ...

... 360, Adult: HKD96 & Child: HKD48, thanks to Mommy Su, we had 10% off the original price above! 1055: Arrived on the Ngong Ping Village where all the shops and restaurants are. 1150: Had cool Soy Beancurd for dessert. 1240: Had a ride back to the main ...

The fullest breakfast ever. French toast & the addictive bo luo bao. Took the train to Tung Chung station where I took the cable car Ngong Ping 360. We paid for the crystal cabin to get a true 360 degree view. After about 25 min, we reached the top ...