Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Tickets

"Unreal Views, but a Logistics and Crowd Nightmare"The Good:The scenery is absolutely mind-blowing. Seeing the floating karst pillars in person looks exactly like Avatar and photos do not do it justice. Walking along the Golden Whip Stream at the valley floor was a peaceful highlight, and the views from Tianzi Mountain are unforgettable.The Bad:The crowd management is exhausting. Even during the shoulder season, we faced massive tour groups, loud megaphones, and pushing in lines. We waited nearly 90 minutes just for a 2-minute ride on the Bailong Elevator.The Reality Check:This is not a relaxing nature hike. It is a highly commercialized, physically demanding theme park for mountains. You will walk thousands of concrete steps.Top Tips:Get to the gates by 7:00 AM or face brutal lines.Download an offline translator app; English signage and English-speaking staff are rare.Do not forget your physical passport, or they will not let you in.

The Zhangjiajie scenic area is divided into four sections: Zhangjiajie (Huangshizhai ropeway) (southern entrance to the Golden Whip Stream Canyon), Yangjiajie (Yangjiajie ropeway) (western entrance), Yuanjiajie (Bailong Elevator) (central eastern entrance), and Tianzi Mountain (Tianzi Mountain ropeway) (northeastern eastern entrance). Choosing a multi-pass ticket for the ropeways and elevators over four days is the best option, as it truly takes four days to explore all the plank roads in each section. Also, the weather may not be the same every day. Without multi-pass ropeway and elevator access, it's difficult to connect the attractions in each section using the eco-friendly shuttle buses to see everything.

The park is exceptional. Even in rainy and foggy weather, the karst peaks take on a mysterious and magical dimension. But it's when the weather is clear that the full beauty of these immense rock formations and landscapes is revealed. Booking through Klook was very easy. Your passport serves as your ticket. Be sure to choose the park entrance gate you want to use based on your planned itinerary. Tickets are valid for 4 days, but you must reserve your time slot for returning on subsequent days at the park's ticket counters before you leave. The entrance gate and time slot can be changed for other days. You can exit through any entrance you wish.

easy to redeem…worth to go!!! just need to walk a lot and many staircases. so it might no so suitable for old people or people travel with small baby. we really enjoy the park and spent around 5 hours to walk one big round. the foods selling inside the park is very expensive, you can bring some dry foods or cup noodles, they provide hot water in some resting point l, so can save some money. cable car is fantastic definitely will go again experience: ease of booking on Klook:

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is another world!!! So far, this has been the best experience of my entire trip to China. I was completely mesmerised by such incredible beauty — those mountains make you dream, and you simply cannot stop admiring them. The package I purchased included all the rides, so it was definitely worth it. In my case, I stayed at a small hotel near the West Gate, which really helped make my experience at the park even better, as the East Gate is far more crowded. I entered the park at around 7:00 am and didn’t leave until about 6:30 pm, so take that into account if you really want to make the most of your visit. There is so much to see that you can easily spend the entire day exploring. Tip: I only used my entrance ticket for one day, but the ticket actually covers up to four days. If you have the time, plan your trip ahead so you can explore the park over several days and enjoy even more of it. Without a doubt, the best experience of my trip to China so far!

Wonderful park with breathtaking scenery at every turn. Arm yourself with a map and plan in advance which areas to visit because it is truly immense. If, like me, you intend to enter it for two days (even though the ticket is valid for 4), I advise you (unlike what I did) to buy the basic ticket and, if necessary, add the various means of transport not included later (in the end you should save a little). Absolutely a must-see!!!

It's good. Besides the park entrance fee, you also have to pay for your transportation up and down. In our case, both were via the Bailong Elevator, so we each paid an extra 20 USD. Perhaps that's a bit expensive. The rest is fine. The Avatar Mountains are interesting. Price: The full combo is a bit expensive if we compare it to other attractions in China.

Absolutely amazing. We got lost several times and it was hard to get help due to language barrier but it all added to the adventure. weather wasn’t the best for us but still had a great time. figured out you needed to take 3 buses to get back down the hill and have to go to the correct place or you’ll end up going in circles 🤪. mountains are phenomenal, easy to get around, great food options. amazing