7-Day Chongqing Zhangjiajie Small Group Tour: Cyberpunk City & Avatar Peaks

Your 7 Days Chongqing Zhangjiajie Group Tour begins today! Whether you arrive at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport or the high-speed railway station, our dedicated local staff will be waiting at the exit to provide a seamless car transfer to your hotel for check-in. Spare Your Free Time: The rest of the day is completely yours. Feel free to stroll around the area at your own pace and see for yourself how Chongqing’s old-world mountain charm blends so perfectly with its neon, futuristic skyline at night.

Beginning at midday, proceed to the Liziba Metro Station () to witness an extraordinary feat of urban engineering: the monorail passing directly through a residential apartment building. This surreal spectacle has earned Line 2 international acclaim. You can photograph this visionary urban landscape from the dedicated viewing platform. Continue to the Kuixing Building (), a Qing Dynasty scholar site turned 8D cyberpunk landmark. This architectural marvel defies logic, placing a busy plaza 22 stories above the street. Peer into the dizzying courtyard while standing eye-level with the mid-sections of neighboring skyscrapers. Later, go to Jiefangbei (). It is a 27.5-meter tower built in 1940 to show Chongqing’s spirit during World War II. The bottom of the tower has a time capsule with old papers and stamps inside. It is a great spot to take a beautiful photo and say "Hello Chongqing! After that, savor an authentic hot pot dinner with the group. Next, we will visit Hongya Cave (), an exquisite complex of traditional stilted houses built into the cliffs along the Jialing River. Famous for its vibrant energy and classic wooden architecture, it offers a scenic riverside walk with a striking contrast to the modern city skyline.

Today, we’ll take a 2.5-hour drive to explore the Wulong Karst National Geological Park. It’s a protected UNESCO site famous for its Three Natural Bridges (). You’ll see massive stone arches named Tianlong, Qinglong, and Heilong that create incredible views. If they look familiar, it’s because this stunning location was used in the movie Transformers: Age of Extinction! When you arrive, go to the glass observation deck. You can see a beautiful view from 280 meters high. Then, take a sightseeing elevator down into the deep canyon. On the walking trail, you will find: . Tianlong Bridge (Heavenly Dragon): This is the biggest and grandest bridge, looking like a giant stone entrance made by nature. . Tianfu Official Post: Down in the valley, you’ll find this beautiful old courtyard. It looks like something from the Tang Dynasty and was used as a hotel for officials hundreds of years ago. . Qinglong Bridge (Azure Dragon): This is the best place for photos! Its elegant shape looks amazing against the bright green trees and cliffs.

After breakfast, go to Zhangjiajie by high-speed train (about 2 or 3 hours). This city is famous for the "Avatar" mountains. Our local staff will meet you and drive you to your hotel. After you check in, you have free time to rest or walk around the city by yourself.

Begin your morning at Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. You will have ample time to immerse yourself in the enchanting scenery of Wulingyuan, a breathtaking landscape characterized by more than 3,000 towering sandstone pillars that evoke an extraterrestrial world. Ascend to Yuanjiajie via the Bailong Elevator, the world’s tallest outdoor lift. You’ll enter the surreal landscapes that inspired Avatar, where you can photograph the towering Hallelujah Mountains. Follow the cliffside trail to discover natural wonders like the First Bridge Under Heaven. Continue to Tianzi Mountain, the "King of Peaks," named for a historic Tujia leader. This 1,262-meter UNESCO site is famous for its "sea of clouds" and as a Journey to the West filming location. Admire the West Sea Peaks from Dianjiangtai and see the Imperial Writing Brush Peaks, legendary stone "pens" of the emperor. Later, walk to He Long Park to see the big bronze statue of the Marshal. Do not miss the Tianzige Pavilion. It is 30 meters tall and gives you a great 360-degree view of the many mountain peaks in the park.

After breakfast, we’ll drive you from Wulingyuan to the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon. It’s a 56-kilometer trip that takes about 90 minutes. The Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon is a stunning area famous for its fresh mountain air, waterfalls, and the famous Glass Bridge. Walking across this clear glass path feels like floating 300 meters above the trees. If you're feeling extra brave, you can try the world’s highest bungee jump (optional). It’s the ultimate spot for breathtaking photos and an exciting rush! After the scary Glass Bridge, go to Baofeng Lake to rest. Take a shuttle bus to the boat pier. You will ride a wooden boat on the clear water. The lake is very quiet with many green trees and tall cliffs. You can see the mountains in the water and listen to local people sing beautiful songs. Return to your hotel for a good rest.

Today, discover Tianmen Mountain, a sacred landmark known as the "Soul of Zhangjiajie." It’s very close to the city and great for everyone since there’s no tough climbing needed. You’ll ride the world's longest cable car straight to the top! While most areas are easy to reach, you can even take an elevator to avoid the stairs at Tianmen Cave. First, enjoy a 30-minute cable car journey (7,455 meters) from Zhangjiajie City to the summit of Tianmen Mountain. During your ascent, you will experience a panoramic view of the renowned 99-bend mountain road (the Road to Heaven) and the exquisite beauty of the natural bonsai gardens. Get ready for an unforgettable thrill. Take a deep breath and step onto the Glass Walkway, where you’ll walk across 60 meters of clear glass floating 1,430 meters above the deep valley. It truly feels like walking on air. Afterward, follow the 1.6-kilometer Cliff-Hanging Walkway that hugs the mountain’s edge - it’s an incredible adventure with unbeatable views. Next, you can explore Tianmen Temple, a beautiful Buddhist site built in the traditional style of the Qing Dynasty. It’s tucked away in thick green forests, making it a peaceful place to relax. You can also head up to Yunmenxianding, the highest point at 1,518 meters, for a stunning overhead view of the