I visited Zhangjiajie’s Wulingyuan for the first time! The scenery I had always seen on social media felt just like a world from a movie! I am from Japan, and I have never seen such landscapes in my …Full review by OnAir12746113105
Nov 1, 2024
A nice place to visit but tiring as we have to walk and climb steps to visit the area. We took the shuttle bus and cable cars to visit the Avatar Mountain. We covered the Ten-Mile Gallery by taking…Full review by lindasllim
Sep 22, 2024
We bought tickets online just an hour before visiting and didn't have any issues. The Park area itself is vast and it seems the validity of your ticket is exactly how many days you need to realistica…Full review by shannonluciano
Is it possible to buy the tickets for Zhangjiajie National Forest Park - in advance - from your hotel? Do you need to provide your original passport to buy the tickets from hotel?
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Just buy at the entrance booth. Yes you have to provide your passport. There are special rates for those above 60 years old and student price if I remember it right. Have fun!
I am trying to figure out how to go from Zhangjiajie town to the Yangjiajie (West) entrance which is near the Yangjiajie cable car station (lower level). I read about buses from Zhangjiajie to Wulingyuan (East) entrance, but I need to go to Yangjiajie (West) entrance. Please let me know!
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Hi! I would simply take a taxi. They're easy to find and affordable. Or the slow scenic exhausting route is to enter through the east and then take various bus routes, …
Hi! I would simply take a taxi. They're easy to find and affordable. Or the slow scenic exhausting route is to enter through the east and then take various bus routes, walking etc. across the national park at the top, but that could easily take half a day.
If I have limited time, would you recommend visiting the Tianmen mountain near Zhangjiajie town OR the Avatar mountains in Wulingyuan area? Which offers more spectacular scenery?
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I would say Avatar mountains, because it's a bigger area with more views, so you're more likely to see something if it's foggy as is often the case. We spent a whole day walking …
I would say Avatar mountains, because it's a bigger area with more views, so you're more likely to see something if it's foggy as is often the case. We spent a whole day walking around the top of Tianmen but it was raining as usual etc.; we barely saw anything and it was very exhausting. (Still well worth it though for those who have the time.)
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