Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is a national 5A-rated scenic attraction. Tianzi Mountain, Yuanjiajie, Huangshizhai, Yangjiajie, Golden Whip Stream and Ten-mile Gallery are six visitor areas within the park, not six separately ticketed attractions. Baofeng Lake and Yellow Dragon Cave are independent 4A-rated scenic attractions with separate tickets.
Peak-forest viewpointsTianzi Mountain
Tianzi Mountain, often called the king of the peak forests, offers broad tablelands and layered sandstone peaks with some of Wulingyuan’s most representative panoramas.
Sandstone-pillar viewpointsYuanjiajie
Known for sandstone pillars and natural stone bridges, Yuanjiajie is associated with the inspiration for the floating Hallelujah Mountains in Avatar and is a highlight of Wulingyuan’s core scenic landscape.
Clustered-peak viewpointsHuangshizhai
A local saying holds that a visit to Zhangjiajie is incomplete without Huangshizhai. Its tableland and elevated viewpoints reveal the structure of the surrounding peak forest.
Peak-wall viewpointsYangjiajie
Yangjiajie represents an early stage of peak-forest evolution. Deep ravines and parallel sandstone walls give this area its distinctive character.
Valley walking areaGolden Whip Stream
A stream runs through the peak-lined valley, offering shaded walking and close-up water scenery.
Gorge-viewing areaTen-mile Gallery
Along Ten-mile Gallery, sculptural peaks line the gorge like a vast landscape painting, creating a succession of changing views.