Things to do in Zhangjiajie

It was exceptional. Our guide, James, picked us up at the hotel. We were a small group of 8, and we don't regret getting VIP tickets. James was wonderful with us; he took us to all the essential spots, and the views were magnificent. Without him, we would have been lost. I truly recommend this excursion, and our guide also deserves 5 stars.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Absolutely Jam-Packed Day in Zhangjiajie! We had an amazing day with our tour guide Wendy! We climbed all 999 steps up to Heaven’s Gate at Tianmen Mountain, then crossed the stunning Zhangjiajie Glass Canyon Bridge — what a thrill! Even with rain, the fun never stopped, and that’s a true credit to Wendy’s energy and enthusiasm. The best part? It rained on us throughout the day, but honestly, it didn’t dampen the fun at all — that’s a testament to how engaging and enthusiastic Wendy was as a guide. She is incredibly knowledgeable about the area, its history, and its culture, and her English is excellent, making communication effortless for our group. She made what could have been a logistically complicated day feel completely smooth and stress-free. Transportation was smooth and well-organized throughout. We’re already planning to come back in spring! If you’re visiting Zhangjiajie, book with Wendy — 5 stars all the way! 🌟

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!

"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.

i had little expectations because all i see in the videos are the glass bridge and the zipline but the walking trail is really beautiful. by far my favorite among everything we've seen in china.

had the best wide noodles and pork buns here! the performances are nice and the building is cool even earlier in the day without the lights on.

Had an amazing two days. this two day tour is worth doing. highly recommend, however, there are hidden costs so be mindful. our guide Doris is such a lovely warm person, very helpful, respectful and on her way to becoming a No.1 tour guide.

Absolutely worth it. This package made visiting Zhangjiajie National Forest Park incredibly easy, and having all the major transportation included meant I could spend my time enjoying the scenery instead of worrying about buying separate tickets. The cable cars offered spectacular views, and the Bailong Elevator was an experience on its own. The park is massive, so having access to all of these transportation options helped me see much more in a single visit. If you’re visiting Zhangjiajie for the first time, I highly recommend this package. It offers excellent value and makes exploring one of the most beautiful national parks in the world much more convenient. A highlight of my entire trip to China.

ease of booking on Klook: 100/100 experience:very fun but it’s raining though. price:fair price facilities:it was safe