7D5N Land of Avatar: Zhangjiajie

Gather at KLIA to board the flight to Changsha.

Overnight in Changsha.

Visits in Zhangjiajie:

• Tianmenshan National Forest Park: located 8km from the city center Zhangjiajie, is the highest mountain in Zhangjiajie. There is a Tianmen cave that makes this place popular. This mountain is one of the mountains whose authenticity is preserved in terms of rare plant species such as bonsai trees in this forest.

• Tianmenshan Cable Car: Is a passenger cable car the longest in the world with a measurement of 7200 meters. This cable car can carry a maximum capacity of 1000 passengers per hour and one way. This Tianmen Mountain cable car will give you a wonderful memory while you are there. It is one of the cable cars in China with a height gap of over 1000 meters and a gradient from the middle station to the top station is as high as 38 degrees which is rare in the world.

• Tianmen Cave: One of the caves found in Tianmen mountain, Tianmen Cave means “door to heaven” in Mandarin which makes the place popular. Originally it was just a big hole in the mountain but people called it a cave and it has become an attraction in Tianmen Mountain.

• Glass Walkway: Also known as Zhanjiajie Glass Footpath is pedestrian bridge in Zhangjiajie, Hunan over Wulingyuan Area. The floor of this bridge is made of transparent glass that reveals the atmosphere under the bridge for tourist attractions. When this bridge opened, it was the longest glass bridge in the world. It is designed to accommodate up to 800 visitors at a time.

• Take a tour of the 72 Qi Tower which has a unique design and the building will be lit up at night. Tourists can take photos while walking around to enjoy delicious food.

Overnight in Zhangjiajie.

Tour in Zhangjiajie:

• Bailong Elevator: Visitors can experience the Bailong elevator has three world records, which is the fastest passenger elevator, the largest load capacity and the highest in the world.

• Maze Terrace: Located inside Zhangjiajie National Park, which is part of the Wulingyuan Scenic Area. The area is known for its unique geological structure, which consists of more than 3,000 towering quartz sandstone pillars, with dense vegetation. This structure was formed over millions of years through the process of erosion by water and wind, which caused this very dramatic and aesthetic natural phenomenon.

• Hallelujah Mountain: Better known as Hallelujah Mountain in Zhangjiajie, China, is one of the many spectacular rock peaks in Zhangjiajie National Park. The mountain gained wide attention and increased its popularity globally after being associated with the Hollywood blockbuster movie, “Avatar” by James Cameron. Fans of the film will recognize it as the inspiration for the “Floating Mountains” on the planet Pandora in the film.

• Tianzi Mountain: located in the Wulingyuan area and includes an area of about 67 square kilometers. This is a region full of towering limestone peaks, deep valleys, and dense forests. The peaks of Tianzi Mountain are famous for their unique and mystical shapes, often shrouded in a thin mist that adds to the mysterious and magical atmosphere. This area is famous for its natural phenomena such as sea clouds, sunlight, Buddha’s shadow, and winter snow that add to its natural beauty.

• Xihai Stone Forest: Famous for its granite rock formations which is spectacular, formed through the process of erosion millions of years ago. These rocks form tall pillars that resemble trees, giving the effect of a stone forest. These rock formations have various shapes and sizes, with peaks that are often shrouded in clouds or fog, adding to the mystical and dramatic atmosphere.

• A small train ride through the Ten Mile Gallery, which offers beautiful scenery such as the Medicine Picking Old Man, and Three Sisters Peak, three majestic mountain peaks, symbolizing the amazing natural beauty.

• Enjoy the natural beauty of Zhangjiajie Forest Park with visit to Jinbianxi and Shuiraosimen.

Overnight in Zhangjiajie.

Visits in Changsa:

• Changsha Mosque: Built in 1711 during the Qing dynasty, by a group of Muslim traders who came to Changsha from Heman, Shanxi and Shaanxi regions. Once upon a time, the Changsha mosque was the largest mosque, unfortunately in 1938, the mosque was destroyed by fire. After the reconstruction since the fire, the Changsha mosque has become the largest mosque there.

• Shopping in the area of National Finance Center, Huangxing Commercial Street and Pozi Street where shopping centers, entertainment centers, catering, culture and tourism are integrated here. In addition, there are various clothing, jewelry, food stores that sell here.

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