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If you are going to visit Tin Tan Buddha Statue, you should take "ngon Ping 360" skyrail to reach there. Ngong Ping Skyrail is the fastest transportation if you want to travel between Tung Chung Town Centre and Ngong Ping on Lantau Island. In the past, we should take bus to reach there and the travel time is normally over 1 hour. But now, this situation has been changed by the skyrail. Because, it only takes 20-25 minutes. Moreover, from the cable car of skyrail, you could view the beautiful scene of Lautau Isalnd.

Between the Ngong Ping Skyrail's Ngong Ping Terminal and the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, there has Ngong Ping Village for your shopping and taking a rest. The village includes some facilities, e.g. Monkey's Tale Threate, the Ngong Ping Tea House, etc. I think that you could spend a whole day here and don't want to leave.

Recently, we make some survey about the Ngong Ping 360 and want to know that whether the place can attract viistor or local person to visit and also want to get their comment on the shop services, the facilities of the village, point of view of the scenery, etc.

Ong Ping 360

Ong Ping 360

Ngong Ping 360
Ngong Ping 360 is destined to be one of Hong Kong's 'must-do' attractions.This dynamic new tourism experience combines a spectacular 5.7km cable car journey with an impressive cultural themed village, and easy access to the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, the world's largest, seated, outdoor, bronze Buddha statue.Ngong Ping Skyrail is a visually spectacular 5.7km cable car journey, travelling between Tung Chung Town Centre and Ngong Ping on Lantau Island. Guests will travel in comfortable 17-person cabins, enjoying panoramic views of the Hong Kong International Airport, South China Sea, the flora and fauna of North Lantau Country Park and the Tian Tan Buddha Statue.
Ngong Ping Village, which is adjacent to Ngong Ping Skyrail's Ngong Ping Terminal and the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, occupies a 1.5 hectare site on Lantau Island.

Architecturally designed and landscaped to reflect the cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping area, the Village incorporates several major attractions, including Walking with Buddha, Monkey's Tale Theatre and the Ngong Ping Tea House, as well as a diverse array of dining, retail and entertainment experiences.Ngong Ping Village is a short stroll to the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, the world's largest, seated, outdoor bronze Big Buddha statue. Weighing over 250 tonnes, the Tian Tan Buddha Statue is 26 metres high and opened in 1993. Tian Tan Buddha Statue is the major centre for Buddhism in Hong Kong and is located next to the Po Lin Monastery.Ngong Ping 360 will provide people of all ages and interests with a truly unique and enlightening experience. For local residents, it is an escape from the hustle and bustle of the everyday, for visitors, even those in transit, this is a 'must do' attraction providing spectacular views and an amazing, enlightening experience.

The cable car route and type were selected to minimise the number of tower structures required, and their associated impacts, whilst maximising passenger numbers. Once the cable car route was selected, ecological surveys were conducted to identify any rare and protected species. Any such affected species were relocated under the supervision of a qualified Ecologist. This included the transplantation of over 200 Chinese New Flowers (Enkianthus quinqueflorus), 60 Cycad Ferns (Brainea insignis) and several orchids.In conjunction with Ngong Ping 360's construction, over 12,000 tonnes of materials was transported into North Lantau Country Park. Rather than build temporary roads or transport towers, which would have had a massive impact on this precious environment, helicopters and mules were used to transport the materials.

Due to the type (and weight) of Ngong Ping 360's construction materials, two types of helicopters were used, the French-built "Lama" and the Russian "Kamov". The "Lama", which is used throughout construction sites in Hong Kong, can transport loads weighing up to one tonne. During peak periods, these helicopters operated up to seven and eight hours a day transporting materials to the remote tower sites in North Lantau Country Park.