The world's tallest outdoor bronze seated Buddha in the harbor city

Ngong Ping 360 really costs HKD 360😅 Forget it, I'll obediently take the bus up OTZ Luckily, dragging my luggage, I found a coin-operated locker at the bus stop. The biggest fear is not being able to store luggage at the scenic spot. The whole trip went smoothly without getting lost by navigation. Then I realized this is a mountain where cows roam around, so cute~ Eating right by the roadside😍😍😍 If you plan to come early, you might be able to hike up the mountain. After getting off the bus, choose to walk to the monastery first. It's a beautiful Hong Kong temple, giving the same sense of prosperity as Wong Tai Sin Temple. The breeze made me feel so cool😎 After enjoying taking photos at the temple, I went to walk the Tian Tan stairs. Checking the photos, it took 5 minutes🤏 The best view of the Buddha is from a few glances at it. After walking around, you can head down. With some time left, I checked the map and found a small temple, so I detoured to see it. It felt a bit desolate and I was hesitant to get close. When I was about to queue, I realized there was also an Ngong Ping market to explore. Afraid the queue would take too long and I wouldn't make it back in time, I only half-explored the market before rushing to queue. As expected, it compressed the return time, really busy rushing all the way. ✨Helpful tip: The blogger arranged this on the last day before leaving Hong Kong, rushing straight to the airport after visiting, suitable for an evening flight. However, the itinerary is too tight and you definitely don't have to arrange it this way~