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Explore the Ngong Ping 360 map before your visit

The Ngong Ping 360 map includes two main cable car terminals and a compact pedestrian village at the top. From Ngong Ping Village, clearly marked walking paths connect visitors to Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Ngong Ping Piazza, and the Wisdom Path.

Use the official Ngong Ping 360 map below to understand the layout of the cable car terminals, Ngong Ping Village, and nearby attractions.

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Navigating your way around Ngong Ping 360

From Tung Chung Terminal to Ngong Ping Village

Your journey begins at the Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal, a short walk from Tung Chung MTR Station. From here, the cable car travels 5.7 km across Tung Chung Bay, the airport, and Lantau’s mountains, reaching Ngong Ping in about 25 minutes.

Exploring Ngong Ping Village

The Ngong Ping terminal opens directly into Ngong Ping Village, a pedestrian plaza with shops, restaurants, rest areas, and visitor facilities. The village is compact and easy to navigate, with clear signage pointing toward major landmarks.

Walking to Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery

The Big Buddha is about a 5–10 minute walk from the village, followed by a climb of 268 steps to reach the statue. Po Lin Monastery sits just beyond the Buddha and can be explored on the same visit.

Reaching Wisdom Path and nearby trails

Wisdom Path is about a 15–20 minute walk from the village via signposted walking trails. This quiet hillside area offers a more scenic and peaceful experience compared to the main plaza.

Must-see highlights

Cable car over lush hills with Hong Kong International Airport in the background at Ngong Ping.

Ngong Ping 360 cable car

See cabins gliding above Tung Chung Bay, airport runways, and lush mountain ridges along the 5.7-km aerial route.

Tian Tan Buddha statue surrounded by lush hills in Hong Kong.
Ngong Ping Piazza arch with lush greenery and mountain backdrop in Hong Kong.
Po Lin Monastery entrance with visitors, Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car tour.
Steles along Wisdom Path with Tian Tan Buddha in the distance, Ngong Ping, Lantau Island.

Tips for using the Ngong Ping 360 map

  • Start early to avoid long queues at Tung Chung and enjoy quieter walking routes in Ngong Ping Village.
  • Visit restrooms and carry water before climbing the 268 steps to the Big Buddha.
  • Follow signs from the village plaza — all major attractions are connected by pedestrian paths.
  • Allow extra time to reach Wisdom Path, as it is farther from the main village area.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as most attractions require walking between locations.