The glass bottom feasts your eyes with a thrilling view of the boundless sea and the rolling grassland slopes, right underneath your feet. Enjoy the novel, uncluttered bird’s eye view.
BOOK NOWA private space up in the air. You will also enjoy queue-free ticketing service and priority boarding. Choose your round trip cable car ride from standard or crystal cabin and enjoy complimentary admission to “Walking with Buddha”.
BOOK NOWPanoramic 360-degree view of the sky, land and sea scenaries
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquil harmony of nature
The longest bi-cable ropeway in Asia
As soon as your cabin leaves the Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal, you will be treated with the aerial view of the well-developed new town called Tung Chung which is part of the new development of Lantau North. Located in northern Lantau and formerly known as “Tung Sai Chung”, Tung Chung boasts a history of over a thousand years. It is one of the important passages to Hong Kong because of its proximity to the Hong Kong International Airport.
Looking down from your cable car, you will next see Tung Chung Bay, an amazing natural habitat for wildlife and a popular destination for fishing and clam digging. The bay is also home to the Shan Tau wetlands, which is listed as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The unique combination of wetland with seagrass is rarely seen in Hong Kong.
From the cable car cabin, you can see the entire Hong Kong International Airport from mid-air. You may even be “flying” with passing-by aircrafts! Connecting Hong Kong with over 220 destinations, the airport offers approximately 1,100 flights daily. It is one of the largest airports in the world in terms of passenger volume, and the proud winner of the world’s best airport award more than 60 times.
The distant view of the fifty-kilometer long Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge also comes with the stunning backdrop of the vast ocean and the blue sky. Connecting Lantau of Hong Kong, Macau Peninsula and Zhuhai in Guangdong province, the bridge comprises artificial islands and an undersea tunnel. Upon completion, it will become the world’s longest six-lane undersea tunnel.
The dense vegetation in front of your eyes is the Lantau North Country Park, Hong Kong’s largest country park. Established in 1978, the park’s 22 square kilometers cover quite many popular hiking locations, such as Sunset Peak, Yi Tung Shan, Lin Fa Shan, the northern slope of Lantau Peak, as well as Nei Lak Shan and north of Ngong Ping. The area is packed with hikers during weekends.
Nei Lak Shan is Hong Kong’s sixth tallest peak. At 751 metres above sea level, you can see the full view of the South China Sea and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge in the distance. When the sky is clear, you can even see Macau from here.
Before your cable car reaches Ngong Ping, you will catch a glimpse of the world-famous Big Buddha surrounded by verdant, mountainous terrain. At 34 metres tall and weighing 250 tones, it is the world’s second largest outdoor bronze Buddha statue.
Say hello to Ngong Ping Village as the cable car is about to complete its journey. Sitting on a 1.5 hectares site, Ngong Ping Village is designed and landscaped to reflect the cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping area. It is highly popular amongst local and overseas tourists.
