Zhangjiajie is famous for its Avatar Mountains, which inspired the floating peaks in the movie Avatar. 😊

Yes—Tianmen Mountain has the famous glass skywalk and Heaven’s Gate cave.

Yes—detailed hiking routes and shuttle maps are included in the Premium Guide.

Flights and high-speed trains connect from cities like Changsha or Chongqing.

Yes—it meets rigorous safety standards and is a thrilling experience.

Autumn (September to November) is perfect for visiting Zhangjiajie—crisp weather and fewer crowds. 😊

Spend 3–4 days for National Park, Tianmen Mountain, and the glass bridge.

Yes—the guide helps you plan your visit without needing a tour group.

No, but many guesthouses are located just outside in Wulingyuan.

1. Yangjiajie Entrance (less than 5% of visitors use it) - reach via private minibus from Wulingyuan

2. Pro Tip: Purchase "4-day pass + cable car combo" online to skip ticket lines

1. Free electric buses connect major sites (color-coded routes in our guide)

2. Key transfers: Yuanjiajie → Tianzi Mountain → Golden Whip Stream

1. Elderly/disabled can take the mountain escalator (world’s longest at 897m)

2. Best descent route: Cable Car → Glass Skywalk → Shuttle Bus (avoids knee strain)

Yes, watch out for macaque monkeys—never show food as they can swarm aggressively. Also, be cautious of the venomous Sharp-nosed Viper, especially after rain. Always stay on marked paths.

Strictly prohibited in National Park core zones (¥20,000 fine if caught)

Allowed areas: Grand Canyon near glass bridge (max altitude 150m)

1. Cable cars operate unless icy - crampons recommended for stone paths

2. Hotel heaters often inadequate - pack electric warmers

1. Modern facilities at cable car stations (bring your own paper)

2. Worst: Golden Whip Stream midway points (use hotel before entering)

You can purchase the Zhangjiajie Premium Guide HERE