Ngong Ping

Ngong Ping (Chinese: 昂坪) is a highland in the western part of Lantau Island, Hong Kong.

[1] In 2002, the Hong Kong government announced that the MTR Corporation (MTRC) had secured the rights to run a cable car which formed part of a HK$750 million tourism project scheduled for completion in August 2005.

Under the plan, a theme village would be built at Ngong Ping along a 'tourist corridor', with 6,000 square metres of shop space and an 18,600-square-metre piazza between the cable car terminal and the Po Lin Monastery.

A 5.5 km cable car line, jointly managed by the MTRC and Skyrail-ITM of Australia, would link it to Tung Chung station, in the vicinity of Hong Kong International Airport.

The press conference of Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation was held in Ngong Ping Village in November 2021,[3] 2022[4] and 2023.

Po Lin Monastery in Ngong Ping. The hill in the background is Nei Lak Shan .
Tian Tan Buddha viewed from the Ngong Ping Village.
Ngong Ping Terminal of Ngong Ping 360 .