just plain beautiful and quite a feat all in all! The ride on the tram was great and what a way to spend the afternoon with friends. More

What a beautiful and tranquil place. It was definitely worth the effort of climbing up the 240 steps (not suitable for those who aren't particularly mobile) to get close to the Buddha. More

The Big Buddha's located on Lantau Island, Hong Kong and is a lovely place to visit. You start of by taking a ride on a cable car for over twenty minutes just to get to the statue. The statue itself is at the top of hill and you have to walk up over two hundred and fifty stairs, but it... More

although it was still good to see the big buddhe and be there alas it was so so foggy that even thought you were standing right next to it you couldnt see it properly More

I made the "pilgrimage" to see the Big Buddha because my roommate told me it was a life changing experience. Well, it was ok. The view from the top is spectacular, but the whole site felt a little contrived. (The Buddha was constructed in the '90s, lolz.) Didn't pay to go inside. More

Travelling from TST (Kowloon), we caught the MTR (train) to Tung Cheng, followed by a very short walk to the cable car to access the Big Buddha. Whilst the day was cloudy and we had limited views, the experience of the day was amazing and truly memorable. Be prepared for possible long queues for the cable car (depending upon time... More

A tram (if it is working) or taxi will take you to this momument... go on a clear day. 200 steps to top... nice temple under construction. Buddhist restaurant at top was good. Go only if you have the time. More

20 to 25 mins on the tung Chung MTR rail. More nature feel I wish I could attach pics here but the view is amazing! Best day to come, Wednesday! It was empty Ngong ping 360 OMG!!!! $125hkd amazing views. More

Climb the Buddha, walk through the monastery, try the vegetable lunch, make sure you find the "lucky pan" and see if you can make the water in it dance. (hint: you must be relaxed to create the dancing water!) And take the Ngong Ping 360 up and down! More