Avatar's filming location~ The fairyland Wulingyuan

Coming to Zhangjiajie, of course, you have to visit Wulingyuan. Once you get there, it feels unreal. Is this a fairyland? Wulingyuan is known as a natural maze, a geological museum, a kingdom of forests, a garden of flowers, and a paradise for wild animals. In 1992, it was listed as a 'World Natural Heritage', in 2004, it was listed as the first batch of 'World Geological Parks', and in 2007, it was awarded the first batch of national AAAAA level tourist attractions. The scenery of Wulingyuan has not undergone any artificial carving, everywhere are stone pillars and peaks, cliffs, ancient trees, clouds and mists, flowing springs and waterfalls, rare birds and animals. Being in it is like being in a magical world and a naturally interesting landscape corridor. It has the reputation of 'Natural Maze' and 'The First Wonder Mountain in the World'. Wulingyuan is famous for its strange peaks, strange stones, secluded valleys, beautiful waters, and caves. There are 5,000 stone peaks in various shapes, standing in the deep gullies; 800 streams winding and twisting, running through the stone forest canyons. Whether you are enjoying the scenery in Huangshizhai, exploring the mystery in Jinbianxi, adventuring in Shentang Bay, picking up fun in the Ten-Mile Gallery, or watching clouds in the West Sea, or admiring the scenery in Sandao Gully, it is all intoxicating. Transportation: It is 50 kilometers from the city to Wulingyuan, about 55 minutes by car. The Ten-Mile Gallery, located in the Wulingyuan Scenic Area of Zhangjiajie, is the essence of the scenic area. On both sides of the valley that stretches for more than ten miles, there are strange and steep peaks and stone landscapes, and the beauty along the way is breathtaking!