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China's first National Forest Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Zhangjiajie is now known to the world. The unique geographic features such as the Avatar Mountain, and the world's longest glass bridge makes Zhangjiajie one of the most popular destinations in China. Our specially designed tours cover all the must-sees, while keeping a high level of flexibility so they can be customized to suit your interests.
What are the tourist attractions in Zhangjiajie?
Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area (Includes Tianmen Mountain Cableway, 99 Bends, Tianmen Cave, Glass Skywalk, and Yunmeng Fairy Summit), Zhangjiajie National Forest Park also known as Wulingyuan Scenic Area (Includes Yuanjiajie, Tianzi Mountain, Bailong Elevator, Huangshi Zhai, Yangjiajie, Shili Gallery, and Golden Whip Stream, etc.), Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon and Glass Bridge Scenic Area (Includes the Glass Bridge, One Line Sky, Sky Ladder Walkway, Stone Wall Crack, and Shenquan Lake), Baofeng Lake Scenic Area, Seventy-two Strange Buildings, Fenghuang Ancient Town, Furong Town.
How many days are recommended for a Zhangjiajie tour?
A 4-day itinerary is generally recommended:
Day 1: Arrival in Zhangjiajie, visit the Seventy-two Strange Buildings
Days 2 and 3: Explore Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
Day 4: Visit Tianmen Mountain
When is the best time to visit Zhangjiajie?
The best times to visit are from March to June and September to November when the temperatures are comfortable. However, during peak seasons, there might be queues for the cable cars, so it is advisable to book in advance. If you're interested in seeing Zhangjiajie in winter, that's an option too, although some budget hotels may lack adequate heating.
What local food is recommended in Zhangjiajie?
Zhangjiajie's cuisine is predominantly salty and spicy. Some of the local specialties you can try include Sanxia Guo, Tujia Steamed Pork, Teppanyaki, Cold Noodles, Sour Fish, Mudfish Tofu, Black Chicken and Gastrodia Soup, Xiangxi Smoked Bacon and Sausage, and Chestnut Chicken. If you find the local flavors too strong, there are also many Western restaurants available.
Is Zhangjiajie suitable for family travel?
Yes, Zhangjiajie is very suitable for family travel. Most of the ascents are accessible via cable cars and elevators, and there are eco-friendly shuttles between major attractions. As long as you avoid too much hiking, it should be comfortable for both elderly and children.
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