Highlights
- Explore Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, famed for its towering, pillar-like peaks.
- Ascend Tianzi Mountain via a thrilling cable car for panoramic views and rugged trail explorations.
- Visit Yuanjiajie Scenic Area to see the Southern Sky Column, the inspiration for “Hallelujah Mountains” from Avatar.
- Experience the Bailong Glass Elevator, the world’s highest outdoor elevator.
- Enjoy a relaxing train ride through the Ten-mile Natural Gallery, a picturesque path surrounded by misty peaks and lush landscapes.
Itinerary
Morning:
- Pickup at your hotel by guide and driver (time confirmed in advance).
- Short drive to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.
- Shuttle bus to Tianzi Mountain, where you’ll enjoy a cable car ride to the summit for sweeping views and an optional walk along rugged paths.
- Visit Helong Park, Imperial Brush Peak, and West Sea Stone Forest, accompanied by your guide’s engaging storytelling.
Afternoon:
- Shuttle bus to Yuanjiajie Scenic Area. Highlights include:
- Southern Sky Column, the prototype for Avatar‘s floating mountains.
- No. 1 Bridge Under Heaven, an impressive stone bridge between peaks.
- Descend via the breathtaking Bailong Elevator.
- Conclude with the Ten-mile Natural Gallery, traversed by a small train for stunning views of karst landscapes, forests, and rock formations.
End of Day:
- Return by shuttle bus to parking and transfer back to your hotel.
Inclusions
- Admission fees to attractions and activities listed.
- Professional English-speaking guide.
- Air-conditioned vehicle transport with a licensed driver.
- Hotel pickup and drop-off.
- Cable car and Bailong Elevator rides.
- Travel Agency Liability Insurance.
- Government taxes and fees.
Exclusions
- International/domestic flights and trains to/from Zhangjiajie.
- China visa.
- Meals (guides can provide recommendations).
- Gratuities to guides and drivers.
- Personal expenses.
- Travel insurance (recommended).
Important Information
- Private Tour: Exclusively for your group. Flexible to your schedule.
- Mobility: Some trails may be challenging for older visitors or those with mobility concerns.
- Best Time to Visit: Avoid peak seasons like July-August and October 1-7.
- Dress Code: Smart casual with comfortable walking shoes. Bring sun protection in summer and umbrellas in spring.
- Adjustments: Itinerary may vary depending on weather and local management changes.
Enjoy a day immersed in Zhangjiajie’s ethereal landscapes and awe-inspiring natural wonders!
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