After visited the Tian Tan Buddha, you can just walk and follow the path to Wisdom Path. I was lucky because I went there when it was still in the morning. So there was not so many people. It was a really peaceful walk in the wood. The direction was so easy to find. The day was hot because it was summer, so please bring a shade (hat, umbrella, sunglasses etc). I did not see any food stall so bringing your own water and snack is recommended. Try to read the information carefully. Early morning walk or afternoon walk probably is better. Have a map or guide book with yourself so it is easier to find information.

Such an amazing short walk. It’s very peaceful and tranquil and not a tough road to walk. On a sunny warm day, this is a perfect addition to your trip around the Buddha. I’d recommend this and it’s a good one for the family too. Not sure how much wisdom I’ve gained but great fun.

I pass the wisdom path point every time I climbed the Lantau Peak. Its a nice walk with good surroundings. It is located near the start point for climbing the Lantau Peak from the Ngong Ping side. A must see...

Good spot for photo actually, bonus site when we go to ngong ping. Just take 10 to 15 minutes from ngong ping cable car station, no need to hike :). Best time for taking photo is between 4.30 pm to 6 pm.. sun light is covered by hill already

This is a path beginning near the Big Buddha and leading round the mountainside. There are monuments to see as well as fabulous views of the mountains and the South China Sea.

Highly recommended to visit if you are in Ngon Ping…15 min walk from the Buddha stairs with a reasonably clean washroom on the way. The pathway all the way from the bus stop to the end is almost flat and easy to walk with baby car or with younger kids. The views at the end are great and they have some benches to sit and take a break.

The sacredness and tranquility is Wisdom Path well deserve the 4 hours climbing passing the summit of Lantau Peak of 934m!

The Wisdom Path (Heart Sutra Inscription) in Ngong Ping, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. The column located at the highest point of the hill (number 23) is left blank to represent the concept of "emptiness" (Sunyata), which is the key theme in the Heart Sutra.

Wisdom Paths Walk around 15 minutes from Po Lin Monastery or Ngong Ping 360 Village Wonderful place for Wisdom

Clusters of natural and man-made scenes worthy of visiting. The peak path from here to southern Taiyu Mountain is full of gorgeous mountainous and sea views staying in your mind for life.

Great walk and short hiking paths. Bit disappointing that the signs were all not in English, but with Google translate you can easily read them. I would design the day as either a hiking day or more touristy (by that I mean take the cable car, see the temple, big Buddha statue).

It is an easy walking small path, 15 minutes from the Monastery. It's name Wisdom came from the tall tree poles engraved with words from the Heat Sutra which could open up your mind and give you new meaning of life.

Very nice tourist attraction with scripture carved on wooden pillars.

Fresh air (better if they can add little small translated text)

A great experience among serene environment.