Pick you up from your hotel in Zhangjiajie City or Wulingyuan in the morning to the Grand Canyon of Zhangjiaie: it's about 70 minutes from downtown Zhangjiajie or 40 minutes from Wulingyuan. The Grand Canyon of Zhangjiajie scenic area covers around 37 square miles (60 square kilometers), and is rich with the dramatic karst landscapes of pillars, cliffs, gorges, and rock formations that have mesmerized visitors since time immemorial. Your guide will escort you to the main attractions, some by foot, and some by boat. Marvel at vistas like One Line Sky, the Millennial Rattan, Chuangwang Pavilion, Rotten Ship Rock, the Bandit Hole, and more. Capture terrifying selfies perched high above the landscape as you learn about the history of the area, including the bloody battles fought between the 17th-century general Wu Sangui and the rebel leader Li Zicheng in the dying days of the Ming dynasty. Five activities are also included: Zip-Line, Sliding Road, VR, Cruising and so on.

The highlight of any visit to the Grand Canyon of Zhangjiajie is the famous Glass Bridge, which opened in 2016. Stretching 1,410 feet (430 meters) across the canyon at 984 feet (300 meters) above the ground, it's the longest and highest glass bridge in the world.

Baofeng Lake is a renowned scenic spot located in the Wulingyuan Scenic Area of Zhangjiajie. As a core component of the Wulingyuan UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, it is a rare high-altitude karst lake, often celebrated as a "paradise on earth" or "jewel" set amidst the region's famous quartz-sandstone peaks. The primary way to experience the lake is via a leisurely 30-45 minute cruise . During the trip, visitors can enjoy iconic rock formations like the "Fairy Looking in the Mirror" and "Golden Toad Swallowing the Moon" . A unique cultural highlight is the opportunity to hear local Tujia and Miao minority guides sing traditional folk songs on the water.