Flights from Hong Kong to Zhangjiajie on Greater Bay Airlines

Zhangjiajie: A Celestial Landscape

Wander through the world’s natural heritage of towering peaks, marveling at nature’s masterful artistry. Amid swirling mists, thousands of peaks compete in splendor, with myriad rugged stones standing tall. Zhangjiajie, a breathtaking earthly paradise, sets the soul free to soar, embracing the grandeur and grace of heaven and earth.

Zhangjiajie: Wulingyuan

As China’s first national forest park, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is renowned for its unique quartz sandstone peak forest landscape, with Goldern Whip Stream winding through its 3,000 extraordinary peaks. The Tianmen Mountain’s “Tianmen Cave” spectacle and the glass walkway, faintly visible through the clouds, evoke awe at the perfect fusion of nature and human ingenuity. Wulingyuan’s Yuanjiajie, famed as the inspiration for the “floating mountains” in Avatar, captivates visitors. Stroll across the “First Bridge Under Heaven,” peering into the abyss below; ascend the Huangshizhai lookout, where peaks emerge and vanish in a sea of rolling clouds. The Bailong Elevator, the world’s highest outdoor lift, whisks travelers from valley to summit in just two minutes—a journey from the mortal world to a realm of immortals.

Tujia Culture

Zhangjiajie is not only a temple of nature but also the cradle of Tujia culture. In stilted-house villages, listen to Tujia sisters’ mountain song duets and feel the vibrant energy of the hand-waving dance. As night falls, the Tianmen Fox Fairy live performance, set against mountains and lit by stars, weaves a poignant millennium-old myth of love.