Zhangjiajie

Zhangjiajie, located in the northwestern part of China's Hunan Province, in the hinterland of the Wuling Mountains, is a famous city built and prospering from tourism.
Zhangjiajie is characterized by peculiar landforms, with more than 2,000 stone peaks of different shapes and forms, and is most famous for its quartz sandstone peak forest landforms, which are rare in the world. The four scenic spots of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Yangjiajie Nature Reserve, Tianzishan Nature Reserve and Suoxiyu Nature Reserve are collectively known as Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Spot, which is the most famous tourist attraction in Zhangjiajie.
Zhangjiajie is home to 46 ethnic minorities, including the Tujia, Bai, and Miao, with the ethnic minority population accounting for 75.28% of the total population. The customs of each ethnic group are different, and they have blended and formed a unique ethnic culture.

Zhangjiajie has many famous attractions such as Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park, Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon and Huanglong Cave, which attract a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit.

Reasons to choose Zhangjiajie for your trip:

Zhangjiajie - Unique Natural Landscape: Famous for its unique quartz sandstone peaks and forests landscape, Zhangjiajie boasts the honors of World Natural Heritage and World Geopark.
Zhangjiajie - Ethnic and cultural experience: Zhangjiajie is home to Tujia, Miao and other ethnic minorities, and tourists can deeply experience the local customs of local ethnic minorities.
Zhangjiajie - Challenge and leisure at the same time: Zhangjiajie offers a variety of challenging programs such as hiking, rock climbing and rafting; as well as tranquil valleys, clear streams and pleasant climate for relaxation.