Apart from Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park, Ngong Ping 360 ranks as one of the most significant tourist attractions in Hong Kong over the past decade. The introduction of the Ngong Ping 360 site not only connects the journey between Kowloon and Lantau Island but also, through the connection provided by the Ngong Ping Cable Car, makes this part of the itinerary only take half a day. In the past, you would have had to set aside an entire day to arrange this section of the trip. If time was limited, this part of the itinerary was often excluded, which is quite regrettable—as missing out due to time constraints means missing the chance to visit the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island, which is actually one of Hong Kong’s must-see highlights. Fortunately, with the Ngong Ping Cable Car now in place, all of this has become easy and convenient.
Note: The “chung” in Tung Chung is pronounced “chung” (like 冲) in Cantonese, but when using a phonetic input method, it is input as “yung” (third tone ㄩㄥ).
Tung Chung Station is very spacious, with excellent natural lighting
As soon as you exit the station, you can see the directional signs for Ngong Ping 360
Then you’ll see the footbridge for the cable car appear
During holidays, the station can get crowded, so the management has set up fences to guide the flow of visitors
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