Lantau Island day trip.

I didn't buy the "Tai O Pass" and completed the Lantau Island day trip by public transportation. First, I came out of Exit B of Tung Chung Station and walked for 10 minutes to Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car Station. Seeing that there were not many people in line, I decisively bought an e-ticket on XC, which did not need to be exchanged, and I could directly scan the QR code. This is the first time I have taken the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car. Along the way, you can overlook the panoramic view of Hong Kong International Airport, overlook Tung Chung City, and overlook the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. The scenery is really good. If you are not with children, or if you are afraid of heights, the ordinary carriage has the highest cost performance. Out of the mountain top cable car station, through the Ngong Ping Market, and visit the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery again. This time I found that there are Indian versions of the twelve zodiac signs (gods) (Figure 5) behind the archway under the Tian Tan Buddha. I ate a bowl of net celebrity tofu in Po Lin Monastery, but it was hot, a bit strange. The vegetarian food is too expensive (150/person), so forget it. Take the No. 23 bus at the bus stop next to the Ngong Ping Market to Tai O. The characteristics of Tai O are mainly stilt houses and seafood. This time I experienced a small boat, first turned around in Tai O, watched the stilt houses on both sides, and then went out to sea, and I could watch the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge up close. We were lucky and saw the legendary pink dolphin. However, it is often a glimpse, and it is too late to take pictures. Tai O has a lantern festival around the Mid-Autumn Festival, which looks ordinary during the day, and it is estimated to be more beautiful at night.