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Caption: The Lantau Island In Hong Kong
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Caption: The Big Buddha on the top of a mountain, is the main attraction of Lantau Island.
The cable car leading to that place is just amazing. Especially the ones with the glass floor are absolutely superb. It provides you breathtaking view underneath with boats and ferries passing by.
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Caption: The Ngong Ping cable car is a great experience. You can see the Hong Kong international airport up close and also the beautiful landscape on the way to Big Buddha
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Caption: It’s a twenty minute cable car ride which is worth every penny and every second.
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Caption: You get views of the airport runway and then you also see the Big Buddha statue from a distance
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Caption: The Tian Tan Buddha is a large bronze statue of Buddha with a height of 34 meters and weighs over 250 metric tons
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Caption: This is the Po Lin Monastery at the foot of the Tian Tan Buddha.
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Caption: Inside the Po Lin Monastery
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Caption: Wisdom Path traces a series of 38 wooden steles (upright monuments) containing verses from the centuries-old Heart Sutra. These steles display the Chinese version of the prayer, based on the calligraphy of famous contemporary scholar Professor Jao Tsung-I, and are arranged in a ∞ pattern, which represents infinity.
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Caption: Set in the hills of Ngong Ping and a short walk from the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, Wisdom Path also offers soothing eyefuls of the South China Sea.
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Caption: Once a year, go someplace you have never been before - Dalai Lama
