After breakfast, step into the scenery that inspired James Cameron’s Pandora. Set in Zhangjiajie National Forest, this UNESCO heritage site is famous for its towering sandstone pillars. Set in the Hunan province, it's often called the "Bonsai Fairyland" or Hallelujah mountains" and one of China's top five must visit destinations
Wulingyuan Scenic Area: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this is where 3,000 sandstone pillars, deep ravines, and swirling mists create an alien, almost dreamlike landscape. See the aptly named “Avatar Hallelujah Mountain”—the spire that started it all.
Tianzi Mountain: Take in panoramic vistas from natural platforms, with clouds of mist swirling around jagged peaks. Snap photos worthy of a sci-fi epic.
Cable Car: Glide above the treetops to the canyon summit for jaw-dropping views.
Bailong Elevator: Descend China’s legendary “Hundred Dragons Elevator”—the world’s tallest outdoor lift—straight down a cliff face to the valley below.
Lunch is included. The evening is free: wander the local markets, try spicy Hunan cuisine, or simply marvel at the peaks from your hotel.