You can buy a ticket at the entrance to the bhudda, to go inside the bhudda.

The Big Buddha is just one of the attractions here, there is also a beautiful temple, a walk, a big country park if you wanted a further walk, plus shops etc. I would say the minimum of two hours to get to see most of the attractions.

LA verdad es que yo los compre directamente en Hong Kong, allí tomamos el metro que te lleva hasta la Isla de Lantau y allí compras los tickets para subir al teleférico que te lleva donde está el Buda

Hi, we took a taxi to the hotel for approximately 30 € to the Intercontinental Grand Stanford

Hi, I recommand a stay of minimum one week and be sure: you will realize that it's too short. There are a lot of nice places to see like Sky 100, the Peak, Stanley market (going by bus passing the beaches of Repulse Bay), Aberdeen harbour, the fantastic view of skyline of Central in the evening from Kowloon side with the amazing "symphony of lights" laser show (starting at 8 pm, best view from Kowloon side), Temple street night market, the Big Buddha with the monastry, night life at Lan Kwai Fong or Knutsford Terrace and and and... You'll love this City!

Orange Line from Central Station, to Tung Chung , and Cable Car there, Its a great experience, very nice views. Anyway if you take a bus it´s ok too, but in my experience I recommended Cable Car. Línea Naranja de metro que va desde estación Central hasta Tung Chung, una vez allí tomar el teleférico, es una experiencia maravillosa, con increíbles vistas. De todas maneras si usted toma un bus está bien, pero mi experiencia personal me lleva a recomendarle el teleférico.

It's a daily bus and currently operating every 30minutes or so. You can get in to bus number 23 from tung chung bus terminal. Suggest downloading New Lanntau Bus app to your phone which will provide you with the bus schedule and timetables.

It's about 320HD$