Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Review

Playing Zhangjiajie to see luck, it was raining on May 1st, and all I saw was a fog. As for where the mountain is, I can only rely on imagination. The flow of people is particularly large, and you have to hurry up early. There is a lot of food on the mountain. I am not afraid of going hungry on the top. This way, in addition to watching the fog, I am taking a ride.

May 1st and three days are all foggy, and I can't see anything. It's too uncomfortable... Just left, it was sunny. It was super crashing. I thought that the cable car could see the beautiful scenery. It was a pity that the long guns and short guns were brought.

Very good scenery, the forest park air quality is good, the scenery is good, the scenery of the cable car cableway is very beautiful, a little regrettable The weather is raining, the fog is too big, the scenery on the mountain is a bit unclear

The scenery is beautiful, the dining is good, the accommodation is good, and the service attitude of the tour guide Li Jun is also great! If friends or relatives around you want to travel to Zhangjiajie, I will definitely recommend this company to them!

Zhang jia jie national park is beautiful, amazing place to visit! however extremely tiring throughout the day as theres alot of walking. really love the park. however, it gets really crowded in the morning, do be prepared.

Amazing scenery for nature lovers. If its on your bucket list, do it when you're strong. The challenge of walking around is a great experience.

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is located in Wulingyuan District, Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, with an area of 4810 hectares. It was approved and established in 1982 and is now a national scenic spot. The park is known for its unique quartz sand peak forest landscape, integrating Xiong, Qi, You, Wild and Show, and has opened up tourist routes such as Huangshizhai, Jinbianxi, Dianzizhai, Yuanjiajie and Tianzi Mountain. There are buses in the city to reach the above scenic spots.

Really an amazing place with fresh air and awesome view! but do expect abit of a climb there so better to wear something comfortable, especially a pair of suitable shoes!! there are pitstops selling climbing sticks and gloves as well so no need to be afraid of being underprepared!glass bridge was just a short walk and the sides and covered and opaque for those afraid of heights!