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Zhangjiajie is one of China’s most breathtaking natural wonders—more than 3,000 quartz sandstone peaks and pillars rise from the ground, piercing the sky. This is the inspiration for “Hallelujah Mountain” in *Avatar*. When the sea of clouds surges, the peaks resemble islands floating in the sky, creating a scene so beautiful it seems unreal. Zhangjiajie National Forest Park and Tianmen Mountain are two must-visit core attractions.
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Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
No place on Earth is quite like Zhangjiajie. The stone pillars that shoot straight up from the canyon floor toward the sky will make you doubt your own eyes. Be sure to wait for the sea of clouds—the view with clouds and without is like two completely different worlds.
Tianmen Mountain
Tianmen Cave is the symbol of Zhangjiajie. The mountain road is one of the most daring in the world. The glass walkway isn’t for those with a fear of heights—but if you want to challenge yourself, this is the most thrilling spot.
Yuntiandu Glass Bridge
This is one of the most famous glass bridges in the world. The transparent glass beneath your feet allows you to look straight down into the canyon 300 meters below—it’s far more thrilling than the glass walkway at Tianmen Mountain. Even if you’re not afraid of heights, your legs will go weak the first time you step onto it.
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