[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Lantau Island (Updated Mar)

In addition to the two major parks of Disney and Ocean Park, Hong Kong also has many natural scenic spots, and one thing you must not miss is of course the super delicious Hong Kong cuisine! Hong Kong is located in the southwest of Taiwan. Its latitude is about the same as that of Pingtung County. It takes about 1.5 hours by flight from Kaohsiung Airport and about 2 hours by flight from Taoyuan Airport. The distance is quite close! The entire territory of Hong Kong consists of the New Territories (including Lantau Island), Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. The most popular areas are the southern part of Kowloon and the northern part of Hong Kong Island. For those who want to experience Hong Kong’s urban life, it’s a good idea to visit this area! In addition, Lantau Island and the New Territories to the west of Hong Kong Island are covered with mountains and forests. Travelers who like natural attractions should go there. Although Hong Kong is small, it has diverse attractions, including exciting amusement parks, cultural monuments, and countless night views. It is also very suitable for a three-day and two-night weekend trip. The air tickets are not expensive and the flight time is short. The most important thing is to apply for a free e-visa online. You’re ready to go. It’s a country suitable for traveling alone or with friends! #hongkongtravel #VictoriaharbourNightView #harbourcity #天界sky100 #Tsimshatsuifood #LANFONGYUAN #central # Victoria Peak Cable Car

#myhiddengems #hongkong #lantauisland Lantau Island, Hong Kong, offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle, with its lush hills, stunning coastal views, and rich cultural spots like the Big Buddha and Tai O fishing village. Whether you're hiking, riding the Ngong Ping cable car, or relaxing on a beach, Lantau’s natural beauty and serene vibes make it a must-visit. It’s a refreshing contrast to Hong Kong’s urban life. 🕰️Business Hours: All day 💰Average Price per Person: RM267 (All day trip)

If you are going to Lantau Island, you should definitely visit Tai O. After all, the cost-effectiveness of Tai O Fishing Village is very high. For fifty dollars, you can go out to sea for an hour, and if you're lucky, you might see dolphins. My experience was: 1. Take the cable car up to Lantau Island, 2. First visit Po Lin Monastery, watch the documentary about the construction of the Big Buddha, eat Po Lin Monastery's desserts, and take countless photos of lotus flowers, 3. Then climb the Big Buddha and visit the facilities inside the Big Buddha. Walk to the Heart Sutra Stele, 4. Then return to the foot of the Big Buddha, take bus No. 21 to Tai O, stroll around the fishing village, and take a speedboat to try your luck at seeing dolphins. 5. After that, take bus No. 21 back to the foot of the Big Buddha, and then take the Ngong Ping cable car down the mountain. Special Note: There is a free tourist office at Ngong Ping Station that takes visitors to see the local plants of Hong Kong Island and the Heart Sutra Stele. The guides there organize walking tours to the Heart Sutra Stele every one or two hours. The 2 PM tour is in English, and the other tours are in Cantonese. I originally wanted to join the 2 PM English tour. However, the guide was worried that if I returned at 3 PM, I wouldn't be able to make it back to take the cable car (because the bus from Tai O to Ngong Ping ends early), so they suggested I join an earlier Cantonese tour. This made my later schedule a bit rushed. So, I suggest you arrive at Ngong Ping earlier. The bus schedule from Ngong Ping to Tai O and back is clearly shown in the photos I took. Refer to the times in the photos for your planning! Important things need to be said three times! This schedule is accurate! I personally asked the bus driver. Don't doubt it! Previously, whether I asked the guide at the Heart Sutra Stele or the entire tourist service center at Ngong Ping Station, none of the staff knew the accurate information, and they even gave me the wrong time for the last bus from Tai O to Ngong Ping. Don't trust them! Just look at the photos I took. Of course, at that time, because I bought a round-trip cable car ticket, I felt it would be a pity not to take the cable car down the mountain. After all, the scenery along the way is super amazing, but the weather on Hong Kong Island often changes suddenly in summer. When I returned, there was strong wind and heavy rain, and I almost had to take the bus down the mountain. Even after the rain stopped, the windows of the cable car fogged up, and I couldn't see anything outside. So, I think it's better to buy a one-way cable car ticket up the mountain. Then, after having fun in Tai O, take the bus directly back to Hong Kong Island from Tai O.

Address - Ngong Ping Road, Lantau Island Environment/Facilities - Picturesque scenery Feature - 260-step long staircase Average Price - Free admission Rating - 9.5/10 The Tian Tan Buddha in Hong Kong is located at the peak of Mount Muk Yue on Lantau Island. It is the world's largest outdoor bronze seated Buddha statue, weighing 250 tons and standing 23 meters tall, built in the early 1990s. The Buddha was designed according to the thirty-two aspects of a Buddha as described in the sutras. Its facial features are modeled after the Lushena Buddha in the Longmen Grottoes, while the drapery and head ornaments reference the Sakyamuni Buddha statue in the 360th cave of the Mogao Caves, thus embodying the characteristics of Buddhist statues from the prosperous Sui and Tang dynasties. To reach the base of the Tian Tan, one must climb 260 stone steps. The base is modeled after the Circular Mound Altar at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The interior structure is divided into three layers: the Hall of Merit, the exhibition hall, and the memorial hall. Along the trail next to the Po Lin Monastery is the 2.5-kilometer-long Ngong Ping Fun Walk, which is wide, flat, and scenic, leading directly to the tea garden, making it most suitable for beginner hikers. Additionally, Lantau Island is nearly twice the size of Hong Kong Island, with most of its area designated as country parks, offering a tranquil environment. Hong Kong International Airport and Disneyland are also located on Lantau Island, allowing for combined visits.

Modern Ngong Ping 360 Rescue Trail The contractor built a pathway along the slope following the cable car route for rescue and maintenance purposes during the construction of the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. This walkway is also open to the public, offering expansive views of Tung Chung Bay and Lantau Peak along the way, with cable cars shuttling back and forth above. The Ngong Ping Trail is located on Lantau Island, connecting Tung Chung to Ngong Ping. It is 5.6 kilometers long and serves as a rescue path for the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, to be used during cable car rescue and maintenance operations. 👏👏👏

#familytrips2024 Embark on a journey of serenity and spiritual discovery with a visit to Ngong Ping on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. The centerpiece of this tranquil oasis is the iconic Big Buddha, a symbol of peace and enlightenment that draws visitors from around the world. Opting for the cable car option to ascend offers not only convenience but also the opportunity to marvel at the breathtaking sea views along the way. The journey becomes a part of the experience, heightening anticipation for the wonders that await atop the mountain. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings, explore the cultural attractions, and bask in the serene atmosphere. Whether seeking spiritual solace or simply enjoying the natural beauty, a visit to Ngong Ping is truly worth it, offering a memorable escape from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. My next dream destination is to Japan, a land of rich culture, stunning scenery, and tantalizing cuisine. Exploring its vibrant cities and serene countryside promises an unforgettable adventure filled with endless discovery and awe-inspiring experiences.

#winhkflight Yearning for the serene vistas and tranquil ambiance of the Hong Kong Big Buddha. Every visit to the Big Buddha is a journey of rediscovery, a chance to reconnect with myself and the world around me. From the moment I ascend those steps and catch the first glimpse of the magnificent statue, I am captivated all over again. With each visit, I find myself drawn deeper into its embrace, finding solace in its silent wisdom and timeless grace. I would like to go to re-experience it again at HK Big Buddha.

⭐ After visiting Hong Kong multiple times, I've discovered many hidden gems of activities. From the panoramic crystal cable car that spans mountains and seas to the sunset roller coaster that leads to the seaside, and the secluded life in a small fishing village, each spot has healed my soul. ⭐ If you have the chance to visit Hong Kong, be sure to set aside a day to experience the beauty of Hong Kong Island. Not only is there a rich cultural history, but there are also countless beautiful sights waiting for you. ✅ About the Sunset Bus The Sunset Bus is an open-top sightseeing bus that used to only be available in the city, but now it's also on Lantau Island. Sitting on the bus chasing the sunset, watching the sun slowly set from the sea level, and occasionally seeing planes pass by, it's super like playing the sunset roller coaster in 'Grand Theft Auto', so beautiful it's moving 😭. 【Bus Route: Starting point Ngong Ping 360→Disney→11SKIES→Airport Maintenance Area→Ngong Ping 360】 🔸 For those who want to watch the sunset, remember to take the 16:30 bus, departing after purchasing tickets at Ngong Ping 360. When the bus reaches the Airport Maintenance Area, it's the most beautiful moment of the sunset. ✅ One-Day Tour Recommendation The attractions are all near Ngong Ping 360, take the cable car to the mountaintop in the morning (a panoramic crystal cable car that spans the sea and mountains, the whole journey is 25 minutes, very spectacular, every frame is like a blockbuster). There are markets, Po Lin Monastery, and the Big Buddha on the mountaintop, all worth a visit. 🔸 At noon, you can take a 7-dollar bus to Tai O fishing village (a small fishing village built on river water, known as the 'Venice of Hong Kong') 🔸 In the evening, you can take a sightseeing car at the cable car place to chase a sunset at sea, be sure to take the 16:30 bus. 🕰 Route Recommendation Ngong Ping 360 Crystal Cable Car→Ngong Ping Market→Big Buddha→Tai O Fishing Village→Panoramic Cable Car Return Trip→Sunset Bus🚌 📍 Address: Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🚇 Subway: Tung Chung Station Exit B, a 3-minute walk away ✅ Travel Tips 1⃣ Be sure to arrive at the cable car station before 10:00 in the morning, after 10 o'clock it gets very crowded. Make sure to get back down the mountain before 4:00 in the afternoon to catch the 4:30 sunset bus. 2⃣ The cable car journey is 20 minutes, with 3 options (standard, crystal, and panoramic cable cars), I suggest taking the crystal cable car up the mountain and the panoramic cable car down. If you don't plan to take the sunset sightseeing bus, you can also choose the 17:00 cable car to watch the sunset. 3⃣ Purchase tickets 3 days in advance, make a reservation 1 day in advance, and exchange for a paper ticket on-site to take the cable car up the mountain. Be sure to confirm ticket information with the staff on-site to avoid queuing in the wrong line and wasting time. For the sightseeing car, there is no need to exchange for a paper ticket, just show the QR code to board. If there's anything else you don't understand, feel free to tell me in the comments!

The sea is the real "pure land" of the world Away from the land, away from the hustle and bustle of the city So I have always liked to travel by cruise I like to sail in the middle of the sea Enjoy the zero-distance contact with the blue sky and the sea The first gift for the new year Is to start an extraordinary cruise trip Follow the CMB Yiton from Shenzhen 🚢 Eight days and seven nights, heading south Go to Vietnam to feel the pure Southeast Asian style Go to Hong Kong to appreciate the dreamlike prosperity of the city that never sleeps 🏨Room: CMB Yiton is a mobile version of a five-star "home", this time staying in a luxury balcony room, with an area of 31.4㎡, the Nordic style decoration is full of romance~ There is also a super wide viewing angle, you can enjoy the blue sky and blue sea lying in the room~ The most important thing is that the room service is super good~ The meticulous service makes people feel at home even in a foreign country~ 🚢On the CMB Yiton, the long voyage is never lonely, the entertainment activities here are super rich~: 🏊Infinity pool: The infinity pool on the 7th floor is a must-check-in project, with a 360-degree full sea view experience, as if swimming in the sea, at night, the deck near the pool is also a super viewing platform~ ✨Star Theater: There are different guest performances, music performances, game interactions and so on every night, and there is a very cultural dance performance when arriving in Vietnam at night~ 💦Spa center: Don't miss the Nordic spa center on the first floor, you can come here every day to experience the 65°C steam sauna, making the journey healthier~ At Liv Nordic, every moment is a care for yourself~ 📖Sea library: There are more than 2,000 Chinese and foreign books, make a pot of tea, lean on the sofa and quietly read a book, enjoy the long-lost tranquility, outside the window is the endless blue sea view, time passes too comfortably~ 🍜Food: On the CMB Yiton, not only can the sea heal, but the taste buds can also be satisfied. There are a total of 7 restaurants on the ship, and all are included in the ship fee~ Global restaurant, poolside barbecue, Italian restaurant, chef's table, Chinese restaurant, Nordic snacks, winter garden, each restaurant's food is very rich, there are many choices, each has its own characteristics, it is recommended to taste each restaurant~ 🚶Shore tour: 📍Vietnam: In Vietnam, it will dock at Halong Bay and Da Nang. In Halong Bay, you can appreciate the magic of "Guilin on the water", on the 1500 square kilometers of sea surface, thousands of islands of various sizes have emerged, forming various shapes of people and animals. Da Nang is known as "one of the 50 places to go in a lifetime", here is the only Cham sculpture museum in the world, you can also join a group to visit Hoi An ancient city to feel the local culture, or go to My Khe beach to enjoy the sun~ 📍Hong Kong: The Peak is the highest peak on Hong Kong Island, famous for its open view. Standing here, you can overlook the magnificent panorama of the whole Hong Kong. Whether it's the towering skyscrapers in the distance, or the night view of Victoria Harbour, they can all be displayed in front of you. At night, you can also return to the cruise ship to taste food against the night view of Victoria Harbour, take pictures on the cruise ship, every moment is worth recording and cherishing~

#wheretogo Lantau island is the largest of Hong Kong’s island lied at the mouth of Pearl River. From the scenic beaches to cultural experiences , Lantau island is the best place you looking for to have the best view from the peak from 934m above the ground. getting here is easier you can take the cable car to reach to the peak from the ground. this is one of the popular tour that tourist will like to get. you should get the tour early from the trusted agent , it’s hassle free and educated. there is a Big Buddha here, a famous for local to come here to pray during weekend . traveller often come here to pray at the big Buddha as well. you need to walk up to the stairs to reach the big Buddha . please have comfort shoes when you wanted to visit here. #holiday #awesomepic #hongkong #lantauisland

Getting There - subway gets you to the foot of the mountain, where you can take a cable car up to the village. The village is accessible by foot or you're a hiker. Attractions - It's a beautiful, old ancient village, hidden on the top of the mountain. Old style building, nicely decorated. Food & Restaurants - There are many different types of restaurants and drink shops. Definitely one of must see parts of Hong Kong. #hongkongtrip

Lantau Peak, located on Lantau Island, is the second highest mountain in Hong Kong, and a popular destination for tourists seeking breathtaking views and a challenging hiking experience. With an elevation of 934 meters, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding islands and the city skyline, making it a must-see attraction for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike. Hiking to the summit of Lantau Peak is a challenging and rewarding experience that allows visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature. After the hike, you can also visit several notable landmarks around, including the Tian Tan Buddha and the Po Lin Monastery, which attract tourists from around the world. #香港好去處 #本地遊

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The weather seems to be unstable on Saturday and Sunday. The road conditions will be slightly wet and slippery. You can consider walking around Tiger Head. The road conditions are open and you feel like hiking. Start at Bai Mang/Tung Chung or choose Mei Wo, enter the Hong Kong Olympic Trail, and go uphill to look at the dirt trail of Du Au and turn to the Tiger Head Countryside Trail. Return to the Olympic Trail to Mei Wo or Bai Mang/Tung Chung. If the weather permits, mountaineers who have experience in handling gravel slopes can descend the sharp slope at Tiger Head and walk through the thorns to Discovery Bay.

Getting There - subway station takes you to the cable cars that take you to the top of the hill where the village is Attractions - It's a beautiful village, with a temple, big Buddha statue and cattle walking around the village. Hotels - There are no hotels on the top of the hill but this is Hong Kong so accommodations are everywhere. Food & Restaurants - The village has restaurants and fast food like Subway. Shopping - There are many souvenir shops around the village. And at the bottom of the hill is a huge shopping mall that sells discounted brands. #hongkong

Route: Ngong Ping→Famen Trail→Zhongdao Pavilion→Phoenix Stone Ridge→Phoenix Stone→Arhat Tower→One Tree Hole→Dripping Rock→Maoku Rock→North Rock Plank Road→Heart Sutra Forest The Phoenix Stone Ridge is steeper, but not too big; Phoenix Stone is very lifelike📸, overlooking Ngong Ping and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, with great views📸💯👍; Continue to climb and you will soon reach Arhat Tower📸 and One Tree Hole🌷📸. It is somewhat dangerous to climb up the Luohan Tower, and it is more beautiful to watch the Luohan Tower from a tree hole👍. It's basically a downward route from then on, be careful of the slippery rocks. Gloves and hiking shoes are necessary throughout the process. #HikeAccordingToYourAbility #GoodPlacesToCheckIn #HikingRoutes

Located at the southern part of Lantau Island. The view is usually stunning up there, overlooking the mountains and the sea. However, it was a super foggy day when I got there. It surprisingly gave us a totally different vibe though, which was stunning. Location: Tiger Roar Rick River Difficulty: 5 stars Duration: 4-5 hours * Recommendations: - NOT for newbies - Gloves and plenty of water required - Dangerous to visit there during rainy seasons #HongKong #hikinghk #lantauisland #本地遊

We decided to do the Tiger’s Head Hike on the 24th of January, starting from Tung Chung MTR Station, and ending at Discovery Bay North Plaza. From the MTR Station, we walked through Citygate, and continued past the Caribbean Coast Housing Estate, until we arrived at the PetroChina Petrol Station. From here, look for a path that continues past the Petrol Station, and bring you along the side of the MTR tracks. Continue walking along this path until you arrive at a pedestrian underpass. Pass under the highway, and continue walking straight onto a road. You are now on the Olympic Trail. On the Olympic Trail, you will pass through the villages of Pak Mong, Ngau Kwu Long and Tai Ho San Tsuen, until you arrive at a peak with multiple intersections. On the path which goes towards Mui Wo, you will take a left turn. You are now on the path towards Tiger’s Head. On this path, you will pass by Wong Chuk Long Shan, Standing Rock and Wo Sheung Tung, before arriving at the peak known as Tiger’s Head (Lo Fu Tau). Just below the peak, you will have a few paths to choose from; they could bring you to Discovery Bay North or South Plaza. We opted for the path which leads towards the North Plaza, as we were craving a slice of Paisano’s Pizza! Just a warning that the descent may be more difficult than the ascent due to the steepness of the dirt slope, which makes it more difficult to grip onto. There were a few slips by us, but nothing serious! We managed to stay on our feet and make it down safely! Here are the statistics of our hike: • Moving Time: 3 hours minutes • Average Pace: 14 minutes per kilometer • Elapsed Time: 3 hours 10 minutes • Elevation Gain: 608 meters • Maximum Elevation: 457 meters I hope you can use them to effectively plan out your hike. #hiking #nature #staycations #MyTripVlog #tripblazers #hk

Whether you want to hike to a sunset viewpoint or take a glass-bottomed gondola to the tallest seated Buddha in Hong Kong before going back down to a restaurant by the sea, Lantau has something for you. How to get there. The easiest way to get to Lantau Island from Central is via ferry. Hop on the ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo, located at eastern Lantau. The ordinary ferry takes 60 minutes whilst the fast ferry takes 40 minutes.

Hiking, half-day tour to Changsuo Island in Yin'ao Bay, From Sunny Bay Station, via Yam O Bay, Luk Keng Village to Long Island, Return to Luk Keng Bay and end at Sunny Bay Station. The round trip is about 4 kilometers. It takes 2.5 hours. When hiking, you must pay attention to the temperature of the weather. Also take measures to protect against cold, sun and rain. Prepare a hat, a stick and plenty of drinking water. Address - Sunny Bay MTR Station Environment/Facilities- The scenery along the way is pleasant! Features – Suitable for all ages! Rating – Excellent! #ChristmasDestinations2022 #Hong Kong Good Places #Local Tour

#meethongkong Cable car Lantau Island at Hong Kong #lantauisland #hong Kong Photos , special place with special person. A bridge to nowhere , Somewhere between here and nowhere . Lantau Island, the largest of Hong Kong's islands, lies at the mouth of the Pearl River. Its mountainous interior includes 934m-high Lantau Peak, known for its sunrises, and the area can be traversed by hikers on the 70km Lantau Trail from Mui Wo (Silver Mine Bay). Po Lin Monastery is the site of the bronze Tian Tan Buddha, a 34m-tall statue on a hilltop reached by a long stairway. Enjoy a 25-minute cable car ride and pass by Tung Chung Bay, Lantau Island, Ngong Ping Plateau, and more!

#hkinsider The easy way to get into Lantau Island is through Ngong Ping Cable Car, which connects from Tung Chung to Ngong Ping on Lantau Island. It takes around 25 minutes to ride 5.7km in length. Let's experience the thrill of a 360-degree view panoramic of the land, rainforest, sea, and the sky. Don't forget to catch a glimpse of Tian Tan Buddha before the cable car reaches Ngong Ping. It's the perfect and beautiful view of the Buddha statue in the forest. There are several exciting places to see during this 25 minutes ride, such as Ngong Ping Village, Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge, and Tung Chung Bay. #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #nationalpark #bucketlistreboot #hongkong #hk #ngongping360

The Wisdom Path - Infinity symbol on Lantau Island. Did you know - there are 38 giant wood columns, which measure 8-10 meters tall and 1 meter wide, arranged in a "∞" pattern following the natural terrain of the site to signify infinity.

When you reach the top of the Big Buddha at Lantau island, you will be blessed and also rewarded with an amazing view at the top. You get to see a bird’s eye view of Lantau Island. You also can see Po Lin Monastery where you had your vegetarian lunch. I was checking the website and it said the stairs to climb up to Big Buddha are closed for upgrading. When I am in Hong Kong, I will reconfirm with the hotel or check the website before I go up to Lantau Island. If not I only can ride on the cable car and not being able to go to the top. *photos are taken before pandemic and HK is not open for travelling yet but I will be there soon :) #hkinsider #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Getting There - walking or by bus or convenient MTR Attractions - seaview.lantau island Hotels - silks hotel Food & Restaurants - chinese restaurant Shopping - bridge going to Tsuen wan

This Big Buddha of Lantau Island is a popular attraction for tourists and a place of worship too. It is a large bronze statue and the Po Lin Monastery is at the bottom of the climb. This climb is a staircase which has 268 steps to complete before reaching the top. I was lucky to have witness a monk who was praying and climbing his way up the stairs. He was kneeling and bowing every few steps. You can do the climb and take a photo with the Big Buddha. If you wish to enter inside the Big Buddha, you will have to pay an entrance fee. *photos are taken before pandemic and HK is not open for travelling yet but I will be there soon :) #hkinsider #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Have a good time at Discovery Bay Hotel! Since it is only two days before check-in to book. , all sea view rooms are not available, only mountain view rooms can be selected! But fortunately, the hotel arranged a mountain view room with a better view for me! At the end of the corridor in the corner room. Originally, I wouldn't have seen the sea and only the mountain view from the shape of my house I looked at the official website of the hotel and it seems that the mountain view room does not have a bathtub! There is only a normal bathtub so I am very happy! If you like Moomin, you will definitely like this once-themed room! #香港好去處 #炎夏好去處 #staycation

🌞Sunny 10km/4-5 hours (including rest and photo taking) Difficulty - medium to high 〽️ Pak Kok Cave is located in Lantau Island, near Pak Kok Cliff and Big Wave Bay Campground 〽️ Mixed hiking and coastal rock climbing ⚠️ Many areas require climbing up the sharp rocks along the coast Pay attention to the tides🌚 Difficulty: 🌳🌳🌳🌳 #Green Tourism #Local Tour #Good Places in Hong Kong #Good Places in Summer #Good Places in the Countryside #White Cliff #Photography #Rock Climbing #Mountain Range #Bound Edge #cave #hiking

If you are interested in a bit of temple hunting and off the beaten path type adventures then be sure to go back over to Lantau Island and only a walks worth away from the Buddha are the dedicated temples. We we’re told that we were not allowed to take pictures inside of the temples because it would be dishonorable however we were definitely surprised with the amount of gold we saw inside the temples not only because of the designs of the figurines of the Buddhas but also because of the amount of the figurines was plentiful. The history of this island can most definitely be felt here so please be sure to visit. #hongkong #lantauisland #temples