Cornelius Amann
October 06, 2026
5/5
China: Zhangjiajie, Fenghuang, Longji and Yangshuo
9 days from Zhangjiajie to Guilin: three nights at the Wulingyuan pillars with Tianmen Mountain, two in the riverside town of Fenghuang, a night in the Longji rice terraces and two in Yangshuo on the Li River.
9 days · Zhangjiajie to Guilin · up to 12 guests
Sandstone pillars in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, part of the Wulingyuan area Photo: Kuruman from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zhangjiajie_National_Forest_Park.jpg)
The facts
At a glance
- Length
- 9 days, 8 nights
- Start and end
- Zhangjiajie to Guilin
- Group size
- 7 to 12 guests
- Longest drive
- 4 h on day 4No drive day is longer than 4 hours.
- Activity level
Moderate
Three days of mountain walking on paved paths and stone steps, 6 to 9 km a day with lifts and cable cars doing the big climbs; Tianmen's 999 steps are optional, with escalators inside the mountain. One morning on the steep stone paths of the Longji terraces, about 3 hours, and an easy 15 km bike ride on flat lanes in Yangshuo, with a van alternative.
- Meals included
- 8 breakfasts, 7 lunches, 2 dinners
- Room of your own
- + CAD 595 (estimated price)
- Season
- April to May and September to October
Highlights
Why this trip
- The Bailong lift on one of its first rides of the morning, then Yuanjiajie's sandstone pillars before the tour coaches arrive
- Golden Whip Stream, a 7 km walk along a clear stream under the pillars, with the afternoon free
- Tianmen Mountain on the first cable car of the day, the glass walkway on the cliff and the cave arch called Heaven's Gate
- Fenghuang's stilt houses and stepping stones on the Tuo River at 7 am, before the day-trippers, and a boat down the river
- The Miao villages around Shanjiang in the hills above Fenghuang, with lunch in the village
- A night in Ping'an, a Zhuang village in the Longji rice terraces, and the terrace viewpoints in the early light
- A raft down the Li River from Yangdi to Xingping, and the Yulong valley by bike on the last morning
What makes this trip different
Short drives, all published
Every drive is listed day by day, and none is longer than 4 hours.
Free time is part of the plan
Free time and choices are marked on the days they fall.
Solo without the penalty
A room of your own is + CAD 595 (estimated price).
Day by day
Itinerary
The longest drive is 4 h, on day 4.
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Arrive in Zhangjiajie, settle in at Wulingyuan
Zhangjiajie Hehua airport (DYG) or Zhangjiajie West station to Wulingyuan
- Welcome dinner
- Stay in Wulingyuan
- Drive about 45 min
Fly into Zhangjiajie Hehua airport (DYG), usually by a connection through Shanghai, Beijing or Guangzhou, or arrive by train at Zhangjiajie West station. A driver meets you and takes you about 45 minutes north to Wulingyuan, the small town at the park gate of the Wulingyuan scenic area, where we stay three nights. Basing ourselves here rather than in Zhangjiajie city is what lets us be in the park at opening tomorrow, minutes from the gate, before the coaches drive up from the city. The rest of the day is yours to rest after the journey.
Evening
In the early evening your See Sight Tours guide meets the group for a short briefing on the week: why the early starts, what the mountain paths are like, and how the train day works. Then we sit down to a welcome dinner of Hunan and Tujia dishes at a local restaurant, smoked pork, river fish and plenty of chili, with milder plates for anyone who prefers them.
Included
- Pick-up at Zhangjiajie Hehua airport (DYG) or Zhangjiajie West station
- Welcome briefing with your guide
- Welcome dinner
Free time: Free until the evening briefing
Activity: Plan to arrive by about 4 pm to join the briefing; later arrivals are met and briefed in the morning.
The Bailong lift early, Yuanjiajie and Tianzi Mountain
Wulingyuan gate, the Bailong lift to Yuanjiajie, then Tianzi Mountain and down by cable car
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Wulingyuan
- Drive about 15 min
This is the day the early start is for.
Morning
Wulingyuan, listed by UNESCO in 1992 for its 3,000-odd quartz sandstone pillars, is one of China's busiest parks, and by mid-morning the queues for the lifts run long. We leave the hotel at about 6:45, enter at opening and take the park bus to the Bailong lift, a glass elevator about 326 m high built against the cliff, riding up on one of the first cars of the day. At the top we walk the Yuanjiajie loop while it is quiet: the First Bridge Under Heaven, a natural stone span between two pillars, and the pillar now called Avatar Hallelujah Mountain, with the valley falling away below the railings.
Afternoon
Lunch is a sit-down meal on the plateau. In the afternoon the park bus takes us on to Tianzi Mountain for the long views across the peaks from Helong Park, then we ride the Tianzi cable car down and are back at the hotel in the late afternoon.
Included
- Wulingyuan multi-day park ticket and park buses
- The Bailong lift up, early in the day
- Yuanjiajie with your guide: the First Bridge Under Heaven and Avatar Hallelujah Mountain
- Tianzi Mountain and Helong Park viewpoints
- The Tianzi Mountain cable car down
Easier option: Stay with the park buses between viewpoints and skip the side paths; the main viewpoints are a few minutes' walk from the bus stops.
More active option: Walk down from Tianzi Mountain on the stepped path instead of the cable car, about 2 hours of steep stairs through the forest.
Free time: Evening free
Activity: About 6 to 8 km on paved paths and steps. Mist often hides the pillars in the morning and lifts by midday; your guide may swap the order on the day to catch the clearest views.
Golden Whip Stream and a free afternoon
Wulingyuan to the Forest Park entrance, Golden Whip Stream to Water Winding Four Gates, back to Wulingyuan
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Wulingyuan
- Drive about 1 h
A gentler day on the same park ticket.
Morning
After breakfast we drive about 45 minutes round to the south gate of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, the oldest part of the Wulingyuan area, and walk Golden Whip Stream, about 7 km on a flat, paved path beside clear water under the pillars, with Golden Whip Rock rising straight up from the bank. Walking it in the morning means cooler air and quieter paths. Rhesus macaques live along the stream; your guide will ask you to keep food out of sight. The walk ends at Water Winding Four Gates, where four valleys meet, and the park bus takes us back to Wulingyuan.
Afternoon
Lunch is Tujia three-in-a-pot in Wulingyuan, three meats and vegetables cooked together in one pot at the table. The afternoon is free: rest, wander the town or go back into the park on your ticket.
Included
- Golden Whip Stream walk with your guide
- Water Winding Four Gates
- Tujia lunch in Wulingyuan
Optional experiences
- Huangshi Village viewpoint by cable car, before the stream walk
Easier option: Walk the first half of the stream and ride the park bus to Water Winding Four Gates.
More active option: Start early with Huangshi Village, climbing the stepped path to the viewpoint, about an hour up, before the stream walk.
Free time: Afternoon and evening free
Activity: About 7 km, flat and paved. Keep bags closed near the macaques.
Tianmen Mountain at the first cableway, on to Fenghuang
Wulingyuan to Tianmen Mountain at Zhangjiajie city, then by road to Fenghuang
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Fenghuang
- Drive about 4 h
Another early start. Tianmen sits on the way out rather than on a day of its own because the mountain rises right above Zhangjiajie city, on the road to Fenghuang. We leave at about 6:45 with our bags to be on the first cable car of the day, before the queues build. Which line takes us up depends on what is running: the long cableway from the city has had sections closed for work, so the way up may instead be the cable car from the mountain gate, with escalators inside the mountain. We confirm the route when we confirm your dates, and the ticket covers it either way. On the summit ridge, at around 1,500 m, we walk the cliff paths, including the glass walkway bolted to the rock face, and reach Tianmen Cave, the arch through the mountain known as Heaven's Gate, by the 999 steps or the escalators.
Afternoon
Lunch is in the city. Then it is about three hours by expressway into the hills of western Hunan, with a stop on the way, reaching Fenghuang in the late afternoon. The total driving is about four hours, split by the morning on the mountain and lunch.
Included
- Tianmen Mountain ticket with the cable car that is running, escalators and park bus
- The cliff paths and glass walkway, with shoe covers
- Tianmen Cave (Heaven's Gate)
- Transfer to Fenghuang
Easier option: Use the escalators inside the mountain instead of the 999 steps, and skip the glass walkway if heights are not for you.
More active option: Climb the 999 steps up to Tianmen Cave and back down.
Free time: Evening free in Fenghuang
Activity: The glass walkway is open-sided and high above the drop; it is optional. Tianmen's cable car routes have been changing with renovation work; we confirm the route at booking. On busy days the lines can still be long; we aim for the first ride.
Fenghuang old town at 7 am, the Miao villages of Shanjiang
Fenghuang old town and the Tuo River, then the Miao villages around Shanjiang and back
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Fenghuang
- Drive about 1.5 h
Morning
Fenghuang fills with day-trippers from mid-morning, so we walk it at 7 am, when the shopkeepers are opening their shutters and mist sits on the Tuo River. Your guide leads you along the stilt houses, wooden homes propped on posts over the water, across the stepping stones and up to the North Gate tower on the old town wall. We visit the former home of Shen Congwen, the writer whose novel Border Town made this region known across China, and the Yang family ancestral hall. Then we drift downstream in a small wooden boat poled by a boatman, under the bridges and past the riverside houses.
Afternoon
After lunch we drive about half an hour into the hills to the Miao villages around Shanjiang, where stone and timber houses step up the slopes and older women still wear embroidered dress. Your guide explains Miao festivals, silverwork and farming, and we walk the village lanes.
Evening
We are back in Fenghuang by late afternoon; the evening is free to see the river lit up.
Included
- Early walk through Fenghuang old town with your guide: the stilt houses, the stepping stones and the North Gate
- Shen Congwen's former residence and the Yang family ancestral hall
- Tuo River boat ride
- Afternoon in the Miao villages around Shanjiang, with lunch
Easier option: Stay in town after the boat ride and spend the afternoon in a riverside teahouse instead of the village visit.
More active option: Before breakfast, climb to the viewpoint above the old town for the rooftops and the river in the morning light.
Free time: Evening free
Activity: The old town is car-free, with uneven stone lanes and steps; the stepping stones are optional. We do not stop at the Miao silver shops.
High-speed train to Guilin, up to Ping'an
Fenghuang Ancient City station, direct train to Guilin North, then by road to Ping'an in the Longji terraces
- Breakfast and dinner
- Stay in Ping'an (Longji)
- Drive about 3 h
The longest day of the trip, about nine hours door to door, and we would rather say so plainly.
Morning
After an early breakfast our vehicle takes the group about an hour to Fenghuang Ancient City station, allowing time for passport checks, and we board a direct daytime train south into Guangxi, about six hours on the rails. A daytime train with reserved seats is what breaks the day up: you can stretch your legs, read, and watch the hills of western Hunan and northern Guangxi pass, instead of sitting in a van.
Afternoon
Lunch is on board or bought at the station before we leave; your guide helps you order. We reach Guilin North in the early afternoon, where our vehicle is waiting, and it is about two hours north into the hills of Longsheng county to Ping'an, a Zhuang village built of dark wood on the slopes of the Longji rice terraces. Cars stop below the village, so you take a small bag up the stone steps while your suitcase stays in the vehicle.
Evening
We arrive in the late afternoon or early evening, with time to settle in before dinner at the guesthouse, with bamboo-tube rice.
Included
- Transfer to the station
- Reserved seats on the direct train to Guilin North, about 6 hours, with your guide
- Transfer from Guilin to Ping'an
- Longji terrace entry
- Dinner at the guesthouse
Easier option: Ask us about a first-class seat on the train for more room, for a supplement. Your guide and driver handle suitcases at both stations, and your main bag stays in the vehicle overnight in Ping'an.
Activity: About 9 hours door to door: about 1 hour to the station, about 6 hours on the train and about 2 hours by road. The walk up into Ping'an is 15 to 20 minutes on stone steps; porters can carry bags for a small fee.
The Longji terraces in the early light, on to Yangshuo
Ping'an terrace viewpoints, then by road via Guilin to Yangshuo
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Yangshuo
- Drive about 3.5 h
Morning
The terraces are at their best early, with mist in the valley and the low sun picking out the walls, so we set out after an early breakfast. Your guide walks the group up through Ping'an to the two classic viewpoints, Seven Stars with Moon and Nine Dragons and Five Tigers, about three hours on stone steps and narrow paths between the paddies. The terraces were cut into these slopes over several centuries and are still farmed by hand; your guide explains how the Zhuang families flood, plant and harvest them, and what the season is doing to them as you look.
Afternoon
Lunch is in the village. In the early afternoon we walk down to the vehicle and drive back through Guilin and on to Yangshuo, about three and a half hours with a break, and the karst begins on the way: limestone peaks rising straight out of the rice fields. We check into a hotel near the river for two nights.
Evening
The evening is free.
Included
- Guided walk to the Seven Stars with Moon and Nine Dragons and Five Tigers viewpoints
- Village lunch
- Transfer to Yangshuo
Easier option: Walk to the nearer viewpoint only, about an hour each way, then wait at a guesthouse terrace with tea.
More active option: Before breakfast, climb to the upper viewpoint for sunrise over the terraces.
Free time: Evening free
Activity: Wear shoes with grip: the paths are stone steps, often wet with morning dew.
Down the Li River by raft, a farewell dinner
Yangshuo to Yangdi, a raft down the Li River to Xingping, back to Yangshuo
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stay in Yangshuo
- Drive about 1.5 h
Morning
Between Yangdi and Xingping the Li River winds through a narrow valley of karst peaks, and the morning is the calmest time on the water. We drive about an hour to the pier at Yangdi and board rafts, two guests and a boatman each; they are still called bamboo rafts, though today most are built of plastic pipe with a small outboard motor, a canopy and seats. The ride downstream takes about an hour and a half, between karst peaks and past Nine Horse Fresco Hill to the bend near Xingping pictured on the back of the 20 yuan banknote.
Afternoon
We land at Xingping, walk its old street and sit down to lunch: beer fish, river fish braised with tomato, chili and local beer. Back in Yangshuo by about 2:30, the afternoon is free for a nap, a massage or a wander along the river.
Evening
In the evening we gather for a farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
Included
- Li River raft from Yangdi to Xingping
- Xingping old street with your guide
- Beer fish lunch in Xingping
- Farewell dinner
Optional experiences
- Impression Liu Sanjie light show on the river
- Cooking class in Yangshuo
Easier option: Stay in Xingping's old street with a tea while the others climb, then ride back with the group.
More active option: Climb Laozhai Hill above Xingping, a steep stepped path of about half an hour each way, for the view over the river bends.
Free time: Afternoon free
Activity: Rafting stops when the river runs high after heavy rain; if it does, we take the same stretch by riverbank path and road, and tell you on the day.
The Yulong valley by bike, then Guilin airport
Yangshuo to the Yulong valley and Moon Hill, then Guilin Liangjiang airport (KWL)
- Breakfast and lunch
- Drive about 2 h
Morning
A last morning in the countryside. After breakfast we cycle out of town with a local cycling guide, about 15 km on flat country lanes and farm paths along the Yulong River, a quieter tributary of the Li, between rice fields, orange groves, karst peaks and small villages, at an easy pace with plenty of stops. We pause below Moon Hill, named for the half-moon arch through its summit, and watch the hand-poled bamboo rafts drifting over the small weirs. Our support van follows, so anyone can hop off the bike at any point.
Afternoon
Lunch is at a farmhouse restaurant in the valley. In the early afternoon we drive about an hour and a quarter to Guilin Liangjiang International Airport (KWL), where your guide sees you to check-in and says goodbye. Book a flight leaving after about 5 pm; most guests connect through Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing or Hong Kong.
Included
- Guided bike ride in the Yulong valley, bikes and helmets included
- Moon Hill
- Farmhouse lunch
- Drop-off at Guilin Liangjiang International Airport (KWL)
Optional experiences
- Hand-poled bamboo raft on the Yulong River, in place of part of the ride
Easier option: Skip the bikes and ride in our support van to Moon Hill and lunch.
More active option: Climb Moon Hill to the arch, about 30 minutes of steep steps each way.
Activity: Book a flight leaving after about 5 pm. For an earlier flight we shorten the ride or go straight to the airport.
- Zhangjiajiestart
- Wulingyuan3 nights
- Fenghuang2 nights
- Ping'an (Longji)1 night
- Yangshuo2 nights
- Guilinend
- Overnight stop
- Day trip
- By boat or train
Wildlife and weather: Spring brings mist drifting through the Zhangjiajie pillars, some rain and flooded, mirror-like terraces at Longji; autumn is clearer and the terraces turn gold for the harvest from late September. Mountain mornings are cool in both seasons, so bring a warm layer and a rain jacket.
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Before you book
Right for you?
Good for you if you want
- Travellers who have seen Beijing and Shanghai and want China's mountain and village landscapes
- Walkers happy with early starts in exchange for quieter viewpoints
- Photographers: mist on the pillars, the Tuo River at dawn, terraces in the early light
- Solo travellers who want a small group and a fair single price
Not for you if you want
- Step-free access: the parks, Fenghuang and Longji mean many stone steps
- Travellers with a strong fear of heights (lifts, cable cars and cliff paths are central, though the glass walkway is optional)
- A first trip to China wanting the Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors
- Late risers: three mornings start at about 6:45
Book flights after we confirm your seat.
8 nights
Where you'll stay
Your hotels are named in your trip confirmation.
- Wulingyuan3 nights
- Fenghuang2 nights
- Ping'an (Longji)1 night
- Yangshuo2 nights
One price
What's in the price
Included
Accommodation
- 8 nights: 3 in Wulingyuan near the park gate in Wulingyuan town, 2 in Fenghuang by the Tuo River, 1 in a village guesthouse in Ping'an (Longji) with private bathrooms, 2 in Yangshuo near the river
- Central hotels of a 3-star-plus standard; Ping'an has no cars or large hotels, so we use the best guesthouse in the village
- Rooms shared, or your own for a supplement
- Hotels named when we confirm your dates
Transport
- Pick-up at Zhangjiajie Hehua airport (DYG) or Zhangjiajie West station, and drop-off at Guilin Liangjiang International Airport (KWL)
- Our own vehicle and driver for the group in Hunan and in Guangxi, including every station transfer
- Reserved seats on the direct daytime train from Fenghuang to Guilin, about 6 hours
- Park buses in Wulingyuan, the Bailong lift, the Tianzi Mountain cable car and the Tianmen Mountain cable car (whichever line is running)
- The Tuo River boat in Fenghuang, the Li River raft and bikes in Yangshuo
Your guide
- A See Sight Tours guide with the group from day 1 to day 9, including on the train
- Licensed local guides where a site requires them, and a local cycling guide in Yangshuo
- No shopping stops and no commission on anything you buy
Activities
- Zhangjiajie: the Wulingyuan multi-day park ticket, Yuanjiajie, Tianzi Mountain and Golden Whip Stream
- Tianmen Mountain with the cliff paths, the glass walkway and Tianmen Cave
- Fenghuang: the old town walk, Shen Congwen's former residence, the Yang family ancestral hall and a Tuo River boat
- The Miao villages around Shanjiang
- Longji: terrace entry and the guided walk to the Ping'an viewpoints
- Yangshuo: the Li River raft from Yangdi to Xingping, Xingping old street, the Yulong valley by bike and Moon Hill
- All entrance fees for included sights, booked in advance
Meals
- 8 breakfasts
- 7 lunches: on the Yuanjiajie plateau, Tujia three-in-a-pot in Wulingyuan, Zhangjiajie city, a Miao village, a Zhuang village in Ping'an, beer fish in Xingping and a Yulong farmhouse
- 3 dinners: a welcome dinner in Wulingyuan, a guesthouse dinner in Ping'an and a farewell dinner in Yangshuo
Not included
- International flights to Zhangjiajie and from Guilin
- China visa, where your passport needs one
- Travel insurance
- Meals not listed above, including lunch on day 6
- Drinks
- Tips for your guide, drivers, boatmen and porters
- Optional activities, such as the Huangshi Village cable car, the Impression Liu Sanjie show or a cooking class
- Porters in Ping'an
- Extra hotel nights before or after the trip
- Personal expenses
Extras
- Room of your own
- CAD 595 (estimated price)
When you can go
Dates and prices
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Questions
What does the price include?
Eight nights in central hotels and a Longji guesthouse, 8 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 3 dinners, transfers at both ends, our own vehicle and driver, the train to Guilin, your See Sight Tours guide throughout, and every entry and ride in the day plan, including the Bailong lift, the Tianzi cable car, Tianmen Mountain, the Fenghuang boat, the Li River raft and the bikes.
How do you avoid the crowds at Zhangjiajie?
By starting early and sleeping close. We stay three nights in Wulingyuan at the park gate in the town, leave at about 6:45 and ride the Bailong lift on one of its first cars, before coaches arrive from the city mid-morning. Tianmen is done on the first cable car of the day, and Fenghuang at 7 am. We avoid the May Day and October Golden Week holidays.
Is Zhangjiajie really the Avatar mountain?
The sandstone pillars of Wulingyuan are widely said to have inspired the floating mountains in Avatar, and one pillar at Yuanjiajie was renamed Avatar Hallelujah Mountain in 2010. You walk among them on day 2 and along their base on day 3. On misty mornings the pillars really do seem to float.
Are there shopping stops?
No. We never take the group to tea, herb, jade or Miao silver showrooms, or any shop that pays commission, and your guide earns nothing on what you buy. Cheap tours in Zhangjiajie and Fenghuang often add these stops; this trip's price pays for the lifts, cable cars and sights instead.
How big is the group?
The small-group trip runs with 7 to 12 guests, never more. That keeps everyone together in the lift and cableway queues, gets the group through stations quickly, and means meals are at one or two tables in local restaurants rather than in a banquet hall.
Who leads the trip?
A See Sight Tours guide travels with the group from the Zhangjiajie pick-up to the Guilin airport drop-off, including on the train. A local cycling guide leads the Yangshuo ride, and licensed site guides join wherever a site requires one.
How fit do I need to be?
Moderately fit. Expect 6 to 9 km of walking on the park days, much of it on steps, and about 3 hours on the steep stone paths of the Longji terraces. Lifts and cable cars do the big climbs, Tianmen's 999 steps are optional, and the bike ride is flat with a van alternative.
I am travelling solo. What will I pay?
You join the group as a full member and can choose a room of your own for a single supplement from CAD 595, shown before you request to book. Ask us about sharing with another solo traveller of the same gender if you would rather not pay it.
When is the best time to go?
April to May and September to October. Spring brings mist on the pillars, some rain and flooded, mirror-like terraces at Longji; autumn is clearer and the terraces turn gold for harvest from late September. Summer is hot, wet and crowded, and the Li River raft can stop after heavy rain.
How much does it cost and how do I book?
The small group starts from CAD 3,495 per person sharing a room, taxes included, and a private trip from CAD 6,290. Send your preferred dates as an enquiry. We check availability and provide the final quote, itinerary and booking terms before you accept. No payment is taken when you send the request.
Can we travel privately or on our own dates?
Yes. Besides the small group, the trip comes as a private trip for your party only, on a date you choose, with your own guide and vehicle. If you would rather travel independently on your own dates, ask us from the dates section and we will quote the same hotels, train and local guides.
Do I need a visa for China?
Canadians can currently visit mainland China visa-free for up to 30 days, under a policy announced to run to 31 December 2026; we check 2027 when you book. US citizens normally need a tourist visa for this route. We need your passport details at booking for park and train tickets.
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