Explore HK Lantau island attractions!

Lantau Island is the largest outlaying island in Hong Kong, almost twice the size of Hong Kong Island.

More than half of it has been designated as Country Park area. Its tranquil and green environment makes it a popular spot for nature's lovers and hikers.

Also, visit the Wisdom Path, an outdoor replica of the centuries-old Heart Sutra, one of the world's best known prayers that is reserved by Confucians, Buddhists and Taoist alike. The Sutra is displayed in wooden pillars placed in the form of infinite figure which symbolize the immeasurable splendor and infinity.

Here's How to Explore Lantau Island with the most efficient route.

• From Lo Wu (if coming from Shenzhen China), get into theMTR East Rail Line train (read train safety tips) and then 
• Get off at Kowloon Tong station.
• Interchange trains to the Kwun Tong Line going to Yau Ma Tei but you should get off at Prince Edward station. 
• Walk to the opposite side platform and the Tsuen Wan Line train going to Tsuen Wan but you should get off at Lai King station. Finally, 
• interchange trains to the Tung Chung Line and get off at Tung Chung station (77 minutes @ HK$44.8) and then 
• take about 4 minutes walk thru Exit B to Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car Terminal.

• Alternate route from Lo Wu (if coming from Shenzhen China) and you wanted to go directly to Ngong Ping, here's how to get there.
• Take the MTR East Rail Line trains all the way to Hung Hom station.
• Interchange trains to the West Rail line and 
• get off at East Tsim Sha Tsui station (47 minutes @ HK$34.8) and then 
• take Exit J. Walk about 6 minutes to the Star Ferry Terminal through TST promenade to get a chance for a quick visit to the Avenue of Stars and a glimpse at the beautiful Victoria harbour. 
• Take the popular HK icon Star Ferry to Central Ferry Pier (9 minutes @ HK$2.5). 
• Walk to the adjacent Pier no.6 and take the Ferry to Mui Wo, Lantau Island. 

Mui Wo Ferry Fare Per Trip:

• Ordinary Class: Mon - Sat = HK$14.5, Sun and Public Holiday = HK$21.4, Fast Ferry = HK$28.4
  
  
• Deluxe: Mon - Sat = HK$24.1, Sun and Public Holiday = HK$35.3, Fast Ferry = HK$40.8
  
  

Journey Time from Central Ferry Pier to Mui Wo Ferry Pier:

• Ordinary Ferry = 50 to 55 minutes
  
  
• Fast Ferry = 35 to 40 minutesUpon arrival at Mui Wo Pier, nearby you'll find the Mui Wo Ferry Bus Terminus. 
• Get into the "New Lantao Bus" No.2 that will bring you to Ngong Ping. 
• Bus travel time is about 40 minutes @ HK$17.2 (Mon-Sat) and @ HK$25 (Sun/Public Holidays). 
• Half fare for child below 12 yrs old and seniors above 65 yrs old.

And if you're coming from HK airport (HKIA) and wanted to go directly to Ngong Ping and explore Lantau tourist attractions, then here's the most efficient way.

• Take a taxi from HK airport straight to Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car Terminal at Tung Chung (10 minutes @ HK$45) and then 
• take the NP 360 cable car to Ngong Ping. 
• It takes about 25 minutes for a spectacular cable car ride @ HK$115 round trip ticket (recommended), and @ HK$80 for single trip (not recommended).

Here's to read more information about Lantau Island Shopping.

For more Lantau island tourist attractions information please click here.

To find hotels around Lantau island or close to Hong Kong airport and nearby area, please follow this link. Lantau-Island hotels

"What's NEW in Hong Kong Lantau Island?"

Tai O road traffic is suspended after severe floods.

Hong Kong Director of Highways announced that it will take at least two weeks before road traffic leading to and from the fishing town can be partly resumed as a lot of flooded areas affected by the Saturday, June 7, 2008 heavy downpour on Lantau Island.

"It is quite dangerous to do clearance work at the moment. We can still see lots of water flowing along slopes, and some slopes are quite unstable. Our goal is to try to open one lane for road traffic in two weeks".

Some parts of Keung Shan Road were badly affected by landslide, and foundation work of the road was also badly damaged.

Ferry service frequency will be increased by 10 every day for weekdays with seven departing from Tai O and the last ferry is scheduled at 10.30pm and three from Tung Chung. The first ferry will depart from Tai O will be 6.30am. Also, increased by 14 in total with seven departing from Tai O and seven for Tung Chung during holidays and Sundays. June 8, 2008 updates

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