Located in Hunan Province, Zhangjiajie is one of the most important tourist cities in China. The Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area is a World Natural Heritage Site. Zhangjiajie is a travel destination that you can’t miss during your private China tours.
Select Travel Attractions
The attractions in Zhangjiajie are scattered, so tourists are advised to plan their itinerary in advance. And rationalize the time to ensure that you can visit the various attractions. During your Zhangjiajie tours, you can explore popular scenic spots such as Tianmen Mountain and Jinbianxi Scenic Area.
Tickets for Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area are valid for four days, enabling you to fully utilize your time to explore its various attractions. Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is the first national forest park in China. It is characterized by peculiar peaks, clear streams, dense forests and a great variety of wildlife.
Security Issues
During the Zhangjiajie travel, visitors should abide by the regulations and tips of the scenic spots. Do not climb the unopened areas or take photos or play in dangerous places. Some sections of the scenic area are steep, so you need to watch your step when walking to ensure safety. Visitors should keep their cell phones free to contact the tour guide at any time.
In scenic areas, visitors should refrain from littering and destroying vegetation and animal habitats. Respect the natural ecology, do not pick wild plants and do not feed wild animals.
Weather and Clothing
The climate in Zhangjiajie is changeable. In spring, the temperature in Zhangjiajie changes a lot, so it is recommended to bring a jacket. In summer, the weather in Zhangjiajie is hot, but it is cooler in the mountains. It is recommended to bring sun hats, sunglasses and sunscreen, as well as rain gears.
Zhangjiajie in the fall is one of the best seasons to visit with moderate temperatures. When visiting natural scenic spots, you are advised to wear non-slip shoes. In winter, the weather is cold, so you need to prepare enough warm clothes, such as down coats and gloves.
Transportation
Visitors can choose from a variety of transportation options to reach Zhangjiajie. Zhangjiajie Hehua International Airport is the only airport in Zhangjiajie, with flights to and from more than 20 cities in China. Zhangjiajiexi Railway Station is about 12 km away from the downtown, with more frequent trains. Zhangjiajie Railway Station is about 4 km away from the downtown with convenient transportation.
Shopping & Eating
There are several farmers’ markets in downtown Zhangjiajie and Wulingyuan District where you can buy local specialties. Zhangjiajie’s cuisine is also unique. Sanxia pot is Zhangjiajie’s signature dish, stewing bacon, tofu and radish in one pot. Dagupi is a traditional dish of Zhangjiajie, referring to the meat on the backbone of a beef. You can explore the diverse Zhangjiajie cuisine at the local food streets, like Hourong Street and Nanmen Gate.