Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Your guide will contact you the day before the tour to confirm pickup details. On the day of the tour, the guide and driver will meet you in the lobby of your hotel before heading to the scenic area. Your first stop will be the East Gate of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, locally known as the "Landmark Gate." It is the busiest and most convenient of the park’s five entrances, and its distinctive architecture makes it a perfect spot to take photos and capture memorable moments. Today,A VIP Pass is on us: skip the lines for entry & 7 shuttle rides!

BaiLong Elevator

The Bailong Elevator, also known as the "World's First Elevator," stands at a total height of 326 meters. It consists of a 172-meter vertical shaft through the mountain and a 154-meter glass observation elevator. With two cabins and six elevators operating simultaneously, it can transport 3,000 passengers per hour. In just 1 minute and 28 seconds, it takes visitors from the base to the mountain summit. Today, it is not only a vital transport link connecting the forest park to the Yuanjiajie Scenic Area, but also a must-experience attraction for visitors to Zhangjiajie. From the elevator, passengers can enjoy a stunning view of the famous "General Formation" — 48 towering stone pillars rising dramatically from the ground.

This area is the core scenic zone of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, featuring a sightseeing walkway built along the cliffside. Visitors can stroll along this path and experience up close the masterpiece of nature. It is also the filming location for the famous movie Avatar, where you can see the real-life inspiration for the "Hallelujah Mountains" and the floating peaks. Notable spots such as the Enchanting Terrace and the Number One Bridge in the World are also located here. You'll have plenty of time to explore and enjoy the views.

Tianzi Mountain

This area is known as "a bonsai garden expanded, a wonderland in miniature," Here you'll find famous viewpoints like the "West Sea Stone Forest" platform, "Imperial Brush Peaks," and "Fairy Presenting Flowers." Walking through this area truly feels like wandering through a living painting. After visiting Tianzi Mountain, we will take the cable car back down the mountain. During the ride, you'll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape on both sides.

Ten Miles Gallery

Shili Gallery, or "Ten-Mile Natural Art Gallery," is a stunning valley in Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Scenic Area where nature has sculpted a breathtaking open-air exhibition. This 5-kilometer (3-mile) corridor winds between towering karst peaks resembling giant sculptures, with poetic formations like "Three Sisters Peaks", "Medicine Collector", and the iconic "Old Man Greeting Guests"—each telling its own legendary tale. Visitors can explore via an eco-friendly electric tram or leisurely walk along wooden paths, surrounded by lush forests and the sound of mountain streams. The morning mist often drapes the peaks like silk, creating a dreamy ambiance that changes with every turn. Don't miss the "Monkey Garden" section, where wild macaques play along the cliffs—just keep your snacks hidden!

Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge

This morning we will visit the Glass Bridge — a 536-meter-long structure built entirely of glass. On clear days, the bridge reflects the blue sky and white clouds, creating breathtaking scenery. From here, you can also take in the views of the canyon below and have plenty of time to take photos.

Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park

Tianmen Mountain, famously described as "only three feet and three inches from the sky," captivates countless visitors with its breathtaking views. From the summit, you can overlook the entire city of Zhangjiajie, including the Lishui River (the city's lifeline), Hehua Airport, and the city stadium. This destination is also a paradise for extreme sports enthusiasts, having hosted the World Wingsuit League Championships. The winding "Heaven-Linking Avenue" with its 99 hairpin turns, the 7,455-meter-long high-altitude cable car, and the mountain-piercing cave at 1,200 meters above sea level all promise an unforgettable experience.