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Zhangjiajie (simplified Chinese: 张家界; traditional Chinese: 張家界; pinyin: Zhāngjiājiè) is a prefecture-level city in the northwestern part of Hunan province, People's Republic of China. It comprises the district of Yongding, Wulingyuan and counties of Cili and Sangzhi. Within it is located Wulingyuan Scenic Area which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992 as well as an AAAAA scenic area by the China National Tourism Administration.
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1. Private Day Trip to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Book this one-day private tour to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park and explore amazing attractions inside the park. Witness spectacular rock peaks that inspired the set of blockbuster movie, Avatar. You will be in awe by magnificent scenery of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park and take home with you wonderful memories of this trip.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Lunch, personal expense, Gratuities
Reviewed By DannyOrl90
We spent a beautiful with our guide in grand canyon and the glass Bridge. Robert was fantastic with us. Really prepared and he do what we want. Thanks again for the beautiful day we spent
2. Private Day Tour of Baofeng Lake and Yellow Dragon Cave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Take this private day tour to explore two highlights attractions in Zhangjiajie: Baofeng Lake and Yellow Dragon Cave.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By DannyOrl90
We spent a beautiful with our guide in grand canyon and the glass Bridge. Robert was fantastic with us. Really prepared and he do what we want. Thanks again for the beautiful day we spent
3. Full-Day Private Tour of Zhangjiajie(Wulingyuan) National Forest Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Enjoy a full-day tour of Zhangjiajie(Wulingyuan) National Forest Park. Explore Zhangjiajie's other-worldly landscape with your private guide. Visit mountain areas and experience the beauty of the park's 243 mist-shrouded pillars, covered in sub-tropical rainforest. Highlights: 1.Take in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park's breathtaking scenery 2.Marvel at Zhangjiajie's spectacular mist-shrouded forested rock-formations 3.Enjoy perfect panoramic views from atop Tianzi Mountain 4.Encounter an amazingly wide variety of plant and wildlife
Inclusions: 1.Hotel pick-up and drop-off service, 2. Transportation, 3. Cable car & Lift ride, 4. Services of an English-speaking guide, Fuel surcharge
Exclusions: 1.Main Entrance fees to the park: 248 RMB per person, 2. Meals, 3. Personal expenses
4. Zhangjiajie National Forest Park(Avatar) & Yellow Dragon Cave Private Day Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Visit highlights of Zhangjiajie including Zhangjiajie National Forest Park,Avatar mountains and Zhangjiajie Yellow Dragon Cave with this private Zhangjiaije day tour. You will be picked up and dropped off from your Wulingyuan or Zhangjiajie hotel.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, The private car & private guide, The Bailong elevator and Tianzi cable car tickets
Exclusions: The main entrance tickets of Yellow Dragon Cave(100CNY/P) and Zhangjiajie National park(225CNY/P)., The food and drinks
Reviewed By Bmac829
I had this tour on January 8th, 2020. During the middle of the winter, where Zhangjiajie is liable to have foggy rainy weather - which does not lend itself well to the beautiful photos many people post of summer time in the park. With that being said, I had a truly wonderful time. My guide spoke good English for a non-native speaker. I could hold a conversation with him and he was very knowledgable about details of the park (ie: when it opened, types of rocks within the formations, info on the ethnic minorities in the park, etc). He was very kind and did his best to keep me dry despite me having a raincoat. He also had a good eye for where to take photos and how to take them! The tour was not walking intensive, utilizing the intrapark bus service often. This was simultaneously nice and disappointing for a young guy like me who likes to hike but was also two weeks into a cross China trek. After the tour he showed me where to eat, as I had worked up an appetite. And after eating he escorted me to my hotel via a taxi which was paid for by him. Overall, I highly recommend this tour. Get up early and get to the park especially during busy seasons. I think two people plus the guide is an ideal number of people ($115 each). Keep in mind this does NOT include the glass bridge which, frankly, I thought was overrated.
5. Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon & Glass Bridge and Baofeng Lake Private Day Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Have a private day tour to explore the longest glass bottomed bridge in the world- Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon, walk across the glass bridge and see all the way down to the bottom of the canyon and enjoy a boat ride across Baofeng Lake. A private tour makes it easy to see these popular attractions in a single day.
Inclusions: Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle, English-speaking guide, Hotel pick up and drop-off
Exclusions: Gratuities, Personal Expenses
Reviewed By MusicMandy
I wouldn’t normally use a tour company. But I decided to this time because of how quickly China closes off areas during the pandemic and how little communication gets translated into English. I decided to do this tour with a guide so that if there were an outbreak, I could rely on them for information and to get out of the area quickly. My guide in Zhangjiajie was Tony. He did his best to make me feel welcome, and show me the best of his area. Zhangjiajie is very wet - 250days/year, so make sure you’re prepared with a proper poncho, dry sac, waterproof shoes, quick-dry clothes etc. The first day I was there it poured. Despite having a poncho on, I still ended up with a wet bag and wet clothes. Glad I had a life proof case on my phone or I wouldn’t be able to have gotten any photos. During our days together, he was very good about choosing local lunch spots and introducing me to the local specialities, I happily ate the “street food” that he introduced me to that was near my hotel (The Pullman)- and ended up going back to this area for other meals. It was cheap, tasty, and easy to get to. Tony has excellent English, and a rich knowledge about the local people and traditions. It’s true what others have posted about the Chinese tourists literally pushing their way through for things, and huge queues. I’m an early riser, so I was shocked that Tony suggested we start at 10am most days; however, his logic was sound. All the Chinese tour busses are up and heading out at 730/8am and then in they are in the queues. If we had gone at that time, I would have been standing for hours for the elevator or cable cars instead of using the hotel gym or having a leisurely breakfast. Avoid places like this all together on a Chinese National Holiday, there will be no hiding from the hordes then! I went for a weekend (Sat-Mon), and not on a Chinese holiday, but it was still hard to get some photos, and I still had to queue for things (30ish min) because of the numbers of tourists. If I were to go again, I would do 2-3 days in the National Park alone (Hallelujah Mountain, Mount Tianzi) but do more actual trekking. You can see the “highlights” of the park in 1 day, if you take the various shuttle busses between places. However, there are several paths that allow you to walk up or down the mountainside. You can take the cable car up (have your camera ready!), and then it is possible to walk down, but apparently it takes 3-4hrs, and there are several thousand stairs. I wanted to do that, but was short on time so ended up taking the cable car down. The national park does close late afternoon, so it’s important to start your descent early enough. If you choose to hike up, then you’ll probably want an early start to your day. The Zhangjiajie flights are notoriously late due to weather, so try to schedule one for the early evening, to avoid being up all night. The best time to go will be March/April or Oct/Nov. During the summer some things are closed because of too much rain, during the winter, some things are closed due to snow/ice. I highly recommend China Highlights tours, and if you come to Zhangjiajie, ask for Tony!
6. Full-Day Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Tour: Tianzi Mountain and Yuanjiajie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Do you know the Hallelujah Mountain in the movie Avatar is inspired by the famous Zhangjiajie National Forest Park? Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is a World Heritage Site enlisted by UNESCO. We will help you make the best use of your time and energy to see the most beautiful attractions of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park – Yuanjiajie Scenic Area and Tianzi Mountain. Find out in person why it was such an inspiration!
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off in Zhangjiajie downtown or Zhangjiajie Train Station., Knowledgeable and friendly English-speaking guide., Private vehicle with A/C., Entrance ticket to Zhangjiajie National Park, including cable car, shuttle bus and Bailong elevator., Bottled water.
Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities (recommended)., Hotel accommodations., Airport transfer.
Reviewed By Scenic582514
We were staying near the other entrance to the park so we were picked up by Linda, our guide and her driver. We drove back to Tianmen Mountain cableway Station and began our journey up the mountain. Our day was cloudy with a little drizzle throughout the day. That may have been a blessing as we walked on the glass walk way around the mountainside and were unable to see below us (for those of us with a fear of heights). But the park was beautiful and the sights spectacular even on such a day. Our main reason for coming was to see Heaven's Gate and walk the 999 steps made famous to us by the Land Rover commercial of the car going up the mountain steps.We arrived at the opening at the top and took the escalators down to the bottom and began our trek up. 45 minutes later we looked down the 999 steps and celebrated our accomplishment. 15 minutes later we were at the bottom taking in the awe inspiring view. Then it was a wild ride down the mountain on the shuttle bus back to the cable cars. Linda was very helpful and informative throughout the day and even gave us ideas for our next day near where we were staying. We sent her pictures and a thank you for all her help . Although we did not get to the glass bridge, everything else was spectacular. And on a sunny day, the view would be unmatched!
7. PrivateTour: Glass Bridge and Baofeng Lake from Zhangjiajie
Overall Ratings
4.2 based on 6 reviews
This private one day tour will take you to challenge the world's longest glass bridge between 2 mountains, a wonderful boat ride in Baofeng Lake will make you to relax yourself
Inclusions: Air-conditioned private vehicle, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Excellent English speaking guide, Chinese Lunch, Entrance fees for the above tour attractions
Exclusions: Personal expense, Travel Insuranc, Optional activities, Gratuities
Reviewed By JackieHaeleP
Booked a 3xday Zhangjiajie experience for a family of 7 – 2 elderly parents, 4 teens & myself. Venus our English speaking tour guide was extremely accomodating, friendly & had a cheery nature. Being a local she knew which walks to avoid the crowds, give us tips on lining up for a bus, line up on our behalf to fast track our park entry tickets and for what my family and I would always be grateful is the night we nearly didn't get our flight to Xian and where Venus' amazing conversing skills with the airport staff managed to get us onto our flight! Thank-you Venus - you are a true testament to the Zhangjiajie people. I highly recommend Venus and her team if ever you want a stress free experience of the beauty that is Zhangjiajie.
8. Private Day Tour: Tujia Ethnic Ancient Village of Shiyanping from Zhangjiajie
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Take the good chance to explore the typical Tujia Ethnic Village: Shiyanping, from Zhangjiajie; and seize yourself with the amazing and unique view of the city from outskirts area of Zhangjiajie at the very quintessence of the famous UNESCO listed World Heritage Site. This private day tour includes hotel pick up and drop-off, all entrance fees plus your lunch.
Inclusions: Lunch, Professional English and Chinese speaking tour guide, Transport by private vehicle, Entrance fee charge of sites
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By Kirill Z
Most impressive experience I've ever had. Definitely a bucket list point. Worse booking for at least two days as weather conditions might be not ok exactly that single day you visit. There are a lot of trails on both top and bottom of location.
9. 2 Day Affordable Zhangjiajie Tour
If you are pinched for time and have only 2 days to tour Zhangjiajie, here's an itinerary that highlights the best of the best. Tour Guide, Transportation, Driver, Lunch and Admission to select attractions included. This tour package does not include hotel, please book the hotel on your own in Wulingyuan District.
Inclusions: National Park fees, Bottled water, Lunch, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel Accommodation, Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
10. Full-Day Private Tour of Tianmen Mountain With the Skywalk
Discover sacred and mysterious Tianmen Mountain with the help of a local guide on this private, full-day tour from Zhangjiajie. Ride the longest cable car in the world to visit Tianmen Mountain Temple and marvel at spectacular Tianmen Cave. Highlights: 1.Explore magical and sacred Tianmen Mountain 2.Sail through the clouds on the longest cable car ride in the world 3.Marvel at the natural wonder of Tianmen Cave 4.Visit Tianmen Mountain Temple 5.Enjoy breathtaking views of incredible mountain scenery 6. We offer two differ pricing for start tour from Zhangjiajie and Wulingyuan hotel.
Inclusions: 1.Hotel pick-up and drop-off service, 2.Transportation, 3.Services of an English-speaking guide
Exclusions: Entrance fees to attractions: 261 RMB per person, Meals, Personal expenses
Reviewed By Bmac829
I had this tour on January 8th, 2020. During the middle of the winter, where Zhangjiajie is liable to have foggy rainy weather - which does not lend itself well to the beautiful photos many people post of summer time in the park. With that being said, I had a truly wonderful time. My guide spoke good English for a non-native speaker. I could hold a conversation with him and he was very knowledgable about details of the park (ie: when it opened, types of rocks within the formations, info on the ethnic minorities in the park, etc). He was very kind and did his best to keep me dry despite me having a raincoat. He also had a good eye for where to take photos and how to take them! The tour was not walking intensive, utilizing the intrapark bus service often. This was simultaneously nice and disappointing for a young guy like me who likes to hike but was also two weeks into a cross China trek. After the tour he showed me where to eat, as I had worked up an appetite. And after eating he escorted me to my hotel via a taxi which was paid for by him. Overall, I highly recommend this tour. Get up early and get to the park especially during busy seasons. I think two people plus the guide is an ideal number of people ($115 each). Keep in mind this does NOT include the glass bridge which, frankly, I thought was overrated.
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