Although this is quite a jaunt from central Hong Kong (a ferry trip and a long, at times frightening, bus ride, or a skyrail), it is well worth the trip. Buddhas don't get any bigger than this. Dreamed up by the community of monks on Lantau, it took more than ten years to build. It is made entirely of metal and consists of a steel framework covered by steel and bronze "skin," as well as over one ton of gold amalgam. Note, however, that there are 268 steps to get to the Buddha.
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“A must see in Hong Kong”
Worlds biggest Buddha Do visit the world's largest outdoor bronze statue of Buddha on Lantua Island, Ngong Ping, it was a great trip out of the...
“A great side trip”
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wow
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big buddha
among other places we visited in hongkong, i really,really liked this big buddha..it seems so peaceful there..very nice place especially if you...
Educational
Going to this place was a bit tedious, but it was a good look into the past at the history of Hong Kong. It is also a good place to go if you a...
Big Buddha
It was nice, but there were so many steps which ruined it slightly. The atmosphere was fantastic, the view was great and it was just a really e...
Worth the trip
The day I went was at the end of a typhoon. It rained like mad and the trip up/thru the mountains was a little nerve-racking. I saw the whole B...
Great!!
Great experience. Take the MTR and Ngong Ping 360 skyrail instead of the ferry/bus. Great views of Tung Chung and airport. Don't waste time ...
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