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Hunan Zhangjiajie Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area Package Ticket

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Due to overall upgrade and renovation construction, the Tianmen Mountain ropeway will cease passenger operations on its upper section (from the middle ropeway station to the mountain top ropeway upper station) starting November 6, 2025. The lower section of the ropeway (from the downtown ropeway lower station to the middle ropeway station) will continue passenger operations. Single-trip ropeway tour lines 1 and 2 will be suspended.
Opening hours
Suggested duration4-7 hour(s)
Yongding District

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[Line A] Tianmen Mountain Ticket + ropeway + Glass Skywalk

A complete Tianmen Mountain experience, including the iconic Grand ropeway, shuttle bus, and a scenic downhill route.
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[Line B] Tianmen Mountain ticket + ropeway + glass skywalk

Fewer crowds, flexible entry, and the option to experience the scenic large ropeway down the mountain.
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[Line C] Tianmen Mountain Ticket + ropeway + Glass Skywalk

The fastest, most efficient route, with the fewest transfers, saves time, avoids the long ropeway, and is ideal for travelers with a fear of heights.
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4.3 / 5
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550 reviews
A one-day self-guided tour of Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area (Route B) was truly a breathtaking journey. Taking the world's longest high-altitude ropeway slowly up the mountain, I overlooked Zhangjiajie city and the valley, with clouds and mist swirling like a fairyland. The ropeway wound its way up, and the views gradually opened up, with distant mountains like paintings and nearby scenery like screens, filling me with joy. Upon reaching the summit, the magnificent Tianmen Cave came into view—a colossal natural stone archway, awe-inspiring and a testament to nature's extraordinary craftsmanship. Walking on the glass skywalk was a heart-pounding challenge. Beneath my feet, a sheer drop offered both thrill and excitement, while also providing stunning views of the valley. The design of the pathways along the route was well-planned, allowing for both thrilling experiences and safe enjoyment of the scenery. Following Route B, I passed through Guigu Plank Road and Tianmen Temple. Guigu Plank Road, built along the mountain, was winding and precarious yet incredibly beautiful; Tianmen Temple, on the other hand, was serene and solemn, with incense smoke curling upwards, bringing a sense of peace. This itinerary offered both natural grandeur and cultural depth. Descending the mountain by bus on the winding mountain road, we navigated the 99 bends of the 'Heaven-Linking Avenue,' a thrilling and memorable experience. Overall, this trip was not only a visual feast but also an unforgettable and wonderful memory, fully showcasing the majestic beauty and charm of Tianmen Mountain.
super essygoing and very easy to go all the way up even with the current work on the cablecar for Line A. You just have to take a bus which is also a very fun experience! I spent about 4 hours on the spot and it was incredible. Just warning you that you might have to add extras for escalators, glass pathways and think of bringing food/water as everything is 2 times more expensive all the way up!
A magical place. We spent about 6 hours there, and you need to be good on your feet, as despite escalators and cable cars, you'll climb many stairs and walk breathtaking paths around the mountains. A truly great experience.
The most incredible experience! Amazing views! We experienced both downpours and sunshine, and we can say that it's worth going for the experience no matter the weather! Plan at least 6-7 hours to have enough time to go up and complete part of the route. We recommend route "A".
Spectacular. I was really looking forward to going, and it was great. Experience: Highly recommended Price: Fair Facilities: The entire cableway to the summit is closed for a long time for renovations. I think today the best option is Line B.
Departure at 7:30 AM. It's better to go early. By the time I came back, everyone was lining up, walking up the stairs, and taking the escalator. Plus, the morning is less foggy and more beautiful! I chose course B, and it was comfortable on the way back. The glass skywalk charges an extra 5 yuan for shoe covers. Personally, I think you can enjoy the scenery more sweetly by taking the stairs.
Unfortunately, it was foggy until 2 PM, so we couldn't fully enjoy the scenery or the glass bridges. Despite this, once the enormous gate in the mountain above the 999 steps appeared, the sight was breathtaking. The circuit at the very top is short. Take your time to enjoy the walk and don't hesitate to visit and recharge at the temples. I recommend climbing the 999 steps because the seven giant escalators inside the mountain are terribly slow. We used them to descend because we were worried the steps might be slippery. It's a shame that the last section of the cable car was under maintenance. But that's a good sign, it shows that the infrastructure is well-maintained. We went on August 28th, and there were a lot of people. The view from the cable car is spectacular. The mountains are even more impressive with a bit of distance and a viewpoint from below.
amazing experience! beautiful views. plenty of different activities. plan your route if you want to enjoy the fullest. just consider a full day for this visit. there are three different levels so have a map. there are many shops at the top but it wouldn't be a bad idea to take food and water with you. we bought ticket line B and it was amazing. it included two cable cars, one mountain elevator ride and one bus in the 99 curves route.

Guide

  • Tianmen Mountain is the highest mountain in Zhangjiajie and also its cultural holy land, revered as the "Soul of Zhangjiajie."
  • The mountaintop is relatively flat, preserving a complete primary secondary forest with many extremely precious and unique plant species, boasting a forest coverage rate of 90%.
  • Includes a one-way ropeway and scenic shuttle bus connection, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery without exertion.

Zhangjiajie Tianmen Mountain is known as the "First Divine Mountain of Western Hunan" and the "Soul of Wuling." Rising over 1,500 meters, it was formerly called Yunmeng Mountain, also known as Yuping Mountain, and later named after the natural wonder, Tianmen Cave. Tianmen Mountain is divided into four scenic areas: Tianmen Dongkai (Tianmen Cave Opening), Tianjie Foguo (Heavenly Buddhist Kingdom), Biye Yaotai (Jade Terrace of Green Fields), and Mixian Qijing (Seeking Immortal Wonders). Tianmen Cave is shrouded in mist and steam year-round, with ever-changing scenes. The scenic area preserves a complete primary secondary forest with many extremely precious and unique plant species, boasting a forest coverage rate of 90%. Ancient trees reach to the sky, vines intertwine, moss covers everything, and stalagmites and stalactites are everywhere, making it seem like a natural bonsai garden, hailed by the world as the most beautiful sky garden and heavenly fairyland. The Guigu Plank Road, located in the Mixian Qijing scenic area, is an absolute must-see. The entire Guigu Plank Road is neither at the top nor on the side of the cliff, but rather built in the middle of a ten-thousand-foot cliff. Standing on the plank road and looking down at the mountains, the feeling of "all mountains are small" naturally arises.

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