Please refer to the map - Ngong Ping 360

The Culture and Heritage
Tour of Lantau
1. Crystal Cabin
Equipped with a glass
bottom, Ngong Ping 360
Crystal Cabin is designed
to feast your eyes with an
astonishing bird's eye view.
The perspective allows you
to look at an extraordinarily
uncluttered scenery, as if you
are flying on your own.
5. Po Lin Monastery
The largest of Hong Kong’s Buddhist temple and a major
point of pilgrimage for Hong Kong’s Buddhists. More than a
century has passed since the founding of Po Lin Monastery
and there is much to see with its various figures of gods and
other colourful manifestations of the Buddhist religion.
2. Tai O Fishing Village
For a look at a rare example
of a traditional fishing village
this is home to the Tanka
people, a community of
fisherfolk. Their homes have
been built on stilts above
tidal flats for generations
and very little has changed
over many decades.
6. Giant Buddha
The world’s tallest, outdoor, seated
bronze Buddha sits serenely atop
Ngong Ping plateau amid the
spectacular mountain scenery
of Lantau Island. The eyes, lips,
incline of the head and even
the right hand (raised to deliver
a blessing to all), combine to lend
great depth of character and
dignity to this extraordinary statue.
4. Ngong Pong Piazza
The piazza has four components, namely
New Pai Lau, Bodhi Path, Di Tan and
Chinese landscaped garden. Its design
complements the traditional Buddhist
architectural style of Ngong Ping and
integrates with the local religious ambience.
Lined on both sides of Bodhi Path are statues
of the “Twelve Divine Generals” regarded as
protectors in Buddhism.
3. Tai O Boat Excursion
To enjoy the charming views of stilt
houses built along the banks of Tai
O’s waterways, why not go on a
boat ride? Make your next top
out into the sea to observe
the General’s Rock too.
You could be catching a
glimpse of the Chinese Pink
Dolphins if you are lucky!.
7. Ngong Ping Village
Ngong Ping Village is set on a 1.5 hectare site on Lantau Island,
adjacent to Ngong Ping Cable Car Terminal and the Tian Tan
Buddha Statue. It has been architecturally designed and landscaped
to reflect the cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping
area. It boasts themed attractions - Walking with Buddha and the
Monkey's Tale Theatre - as well as a diverse array of retail, dining and
entertainment experiences.