ZhangJiajie

Overview

Experience the enchanting landscapes of Zhangjiajie, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its towering sandstone pillars and lush valleys. Begin your adventure by exploring the otherworldly landscapes of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, where the towering pillars inspired the floating mountains of Pandora in the movie Avatar. Traverse the glass skywalks and breathtaking viewpoints like Tianmen Mountain’s Heaven’s Gate, offering panoramic vistas of the karst formations and dense forests below.

Discover the tranquility of Baofeng Lake, nestled amidst emerald-green peaks and surrounded by dense foliage. Hike along the winding paths of Golden Whip Stream, shaded by ancient trees and flanked by sheer cliffs that glow with the colors of sunset.

Explore the ancient Tianzi Mountain, named after a rebellious local leader, where mist-shrouded peaks and winding paths lead to panoramic views and traditional villages. Visit the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon and brave the world’s longest and highest glass bridge, offering thrilling views of the canyon’s depths and the rushing waters below.

Immerse yourself in Zhangjiajie’s rich cultural heritage by visiting the Tujia ethnic minority villages, where traditional customs and architecture offer a glimpse into rural life in this breathtaking region. Indulge in local Tujia cuisine, such as spicy hotpots and bamboo rice, and experience traditional performances that celebrate the region’s vibrant culture.

Whether you’re marveling at natural wonders, hiking through lush landscapes, or immersing yourself in local traditions, Zhangjiajie promises an unforgettable journey into one of China’s most spectacular and picturesque destinations.