Visit Zhangjiajie Avatar Valley, welcome China's visa-free

Now many people are probably looking for places to visit in China after China opened visa-free, right? Today we will introduce the most magnificent natural tourist attractions, which are ⛰️Zhangjiajie National Park or Wulingyuan National Park, located in Hunan Province, is a 5A-level tourist attraction in China and the first national park in China. It was registered by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1992. Zhangjiajie National Park covers an area of ​​over 9,500 square kilometers, full of sandstone mountains, sharp points protruding from the ground, lined up in various peaks, rising to the sky, more than 3,000 peaks, which were formed naturally. This place was the inspiration for the scene in the movie Avatar with the scene of the floating mountains of the planet Pandora. In Zhangjiajie National Park There are many places that should not be missed, including: - Bailong Glass Elevator, the world's highest outdoor glass elevator - Yuanjiejia Scenic Area - One Bridge Under Heaven - Tianzishan Scenic Area - Helong Park Since the park is very large, it takes no less than 4-5 hours to visit all the important points of the park. There are buses provided by the park to each point, and the walkways in the park are very well-made. You may get a bit more, but the view is worth it. 🎫Ticket price: 227 CNY (about 1,135 baht, valid for 4 days). However, if you are staying at a hotel near the park, you can buy a ticket from the hotel. It will be a little cheaper and you won't have to queue to buy tickets. 🚖 Travel: If you fly to Changsha, you can take the high-speed train to Zhangjiajie (2 hours) and then take a bus (15 cny) or hire a taxi (80-100 cny) to Wulinyuan, which takes about 1 hour. #TravelChina #TravelChinaByYourself #Zhangjiajie #Wulinyuan #Changsha #China #zhangjiejia #LuckyPost