Visit Zhangjiajie's Avatar Mountains and Enjoy China's Visa-Free Policy.

Nowadays, many people are looking for places to visit in China, especially since China has implemented a visa-free policy, right? Today, we will introduce a magnificent natural tourist destination, which is ⛰️Zhangjiajie National Park, also known as Wulingyuan Scenic Area, located in Hunan Province. It is a 5A-rated tourist attraction in China and was the first national park in the country to be registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992. Zhangjiajie National Park covers an area of over 9,500 square kilometers, filled with more than 3,000 towering sandstone pillars that naturally rise from the ground. This place inspired the floating mountain scenes of Pandora in the movie Avatar. There are several must-see spots in Zhangjiajie National Park, including: - Bailong Elevator, the world's highest outdoor glass elevator - Yuanjiejia Scenic Area - A bridge under the sky - Tianzishan Scenic Area - Helong park Given the park's vast area, it takes no less than 4-5 hours to visit all the key spots. The park provides bus services to each location, and the pathways are well-maintained. The views are definitely worth the effort. 🎫Ticket Price: 227 CNY (approximately 1,135 THB for a 4-day pass). However, if you stay at a hotel near the park, you can buy tickets from the hotel at a slightly cheaper price and avoid queuing. 🚖Transportation: If you fly to Changsha, you can take a high-speed train to Zhangjiajie city (2 hours) and then a bus (15 CNY) or charter a taxi (80-100 CNY) to Wulingyuan town, which takes about 1 hour.