Magnificence of Lantau Island, Hong Kong beyond Disneyland

Skyscrapers, Shopping and Scintillating Flamboyance aptly describe the true essence of a heavenly bliss called Hong Kong! A delightful holiday in Hong Kong, especially for families, is incomplete without visiting Disneyland. This must-visit attraction in the city is strategically located at Lantau Island, a region flaunting an impressive blend of old world charms and modern innovations. If boarding flights to cherish this dazzling amalgamation, prefer not to limit your travel itineraries to Disneyland only. Push the envelope and extend it to a spectacular Lantau Island and discover the splendours of below mentioned attractions. 

Ngong Ping 360

If done with shopping and a tour through splendid ambience of the city, Ngong Ping 360 is the next attraction you should consider being a part of. The highlight of the place is a cable car trip that offers captivating views of Tung Chung Valley and South China Sea. This is one of the longest cable car systems in the world and you can choose from standard cable car or crystal cabin. If latter is your choice, the mesmeric views of traditional Chinese heritage including Po Lin Monastery and Big Buddha are sure to give flights to your fancies. 

Giant Buddha 

Religious souls looking for spiritual rapture while holidaying in Hong Kong can ill afford to miss out on visiting this site which is home to one of the tallest Buddha sculptures made from bronze. It is also known as Tian Tan Buddha and is strategically located near Po Lin Monastery. With surrounding lush greenery, its divine aura creates an enigmatic charm. Wear comfy shoes to climb up 268 steps with ease. Travellers boarding flights to peep into the less-explored facet of Hong Kong should also consider visiting other attractions such as a cultural village, a teahouse, Wisdom Path and restaurants serving delicious and healthy vegetarian meals. 

Tai O

This old fishing village allows travellers to observe how Chinese lived in traditional ways. It is also known as the Venice of Hong Kong and is home to a numerous heritage sites. Few popular ones such as Yeung Hau Temple, Tin Hau Temple and Hung Shing Temple are must-visit sites for history buffs reserving seats on Lantau flights. Besides being a gem of the Chinese past, this village is steadily emerging as a popular eco-tourist spot in Hong Kong.