Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Your guide will meet you at your hotel in the morning before escorting you to the scenic area. We will arrive at the east gate of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, also known as the "landmark gate", where you can take photos and leave precious memories. For a smoother experience, we highly recommend staying in one of our designated pick-up areas, such as the East Gate (Wulingyuan Area) or within Yongding District. These locations offer excellent access to dining, accommodation, and transportation.

BaiLong Elevator

Upon entering Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, we will take the Bailong Elevator. This structure consists of a 172-meter vertical shaft through the mountain and a 154-meter glass observation elevator, totaling 326 meters in length. The ascent from the base to the summit takes just 1 minute and 28 seconds. From the elevator cabin, you'll see a spectacular view of towering stone pillars rising from the ground—this famous landscape is known as "Rank of Generals."

Yuanjiajie presents the most iconic landscape of Zhangjiajie's quartz-sandstone pinnacles, famously inspiring the floating "Hallelujah Mountains" in Avatar. Towering stone pillars pierce the sky, with highlights including the breathtaking First Bridge Under Heaven—a natural rock arch spanning two peaks—and the Soul-Terracing Platform overlooking a mesmerizing sea of mist-shrouded peaks. The area's vertical cliffs and lush greenery create an otherworldly atmosphere. Accessible via the thrilling Bailong Elevator built into the mountainside, this UNESCO World Heritage site immerses visitors in a landscape that truly feels like stepping onto another planet.

Tianzi Mountain

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Zhangjiajie, Tianzi Mountain is famed for its "Four Great Marvels": the spectacular Sea of Clouds, the radiant moonlight, the sunrise rays, and the snow-capped peaks in winter. Its heart is the Xihai Stone Forest, a breathtaking valley of countless stone pillars rising from often mist-covered depths. Visitors can take a cable car for stunning panoramic views of this landscape, which resembles a living Chinese painting. It's a truly majestic and unforgettable natural wonder.

Ten Miles Gallery

Nestled in the heart of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, the Ten-Mile Gallery is a breathtaking five-kilometer valley corridor adorned with extraordinary natural formations. Here, towering peaks and whimsical stone pillars create an open-air gallery, where nature's artistry has sculpted lifelike figures such as the "Herb Gathering Old Man" and "Three Sisters Peak." Visitors can immerse themselves in this living landscape painting through a leisurely walk, surrounded by emerald mountains and crystal streams. The trail, embraced by lush vegetation, offers ever-changing vistas: spring blossoms dot the slopes, while autumn sets the forests ablaze with color. Hailed as the three-dimensional incarnation of classical Chinese landscape art, this gallery encapsulates the very essence of Zhangjiajie's quartz sandstone pinnacles.

Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge

Experience the world's longest and highest glass-bottomed bridge, suspended 300 meters above the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon. Step across its transparent deck for a thrilling, bird's-eye view of the breathtaking canyon below. This is more than a walk—it's the ultimate test of courage amidst the clouds. Don't miss this unforgettable adventure!

Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park

This afternoon, we embark on an adventure to Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park, a realm of "wonder peaks" above the clouds. Here, you'll experience the world's longest single-lift cable car (7,455 meters), see the site of the World Wingsuit Championships, and marvel at the Tianmen Cave—a massive natural arch. The journey features the dizzying 99-bend "Road to Heaven" and the thrilling glass walkway suspended at 1,400 meters. From the panoramic walkways, gaze upon the magnificent expanse of Zhangjiajie. If the weather clears after rain, you may witness a magical sea of clouds, creating a truly heavenly spectacle.