Head to Yuanjiajie and ride the Bailong Elevator, the world’s tallest outdoor glass lift at 326 meters. Trek through Imperial Brush Peak, Fairy Maiden Presenting Flowers, and Helong Park, taking in dramatic cliffs and panoramic views. A highlight of Zhangjiajie, this adventure combines breathtaking scenery with thrilling engineering marvels.

Take in panoramic views from Tianzi Mountain, part of Wulingyuan Scenic Area. Ride a cable car down the valley to see towering sandstone peaks, cliffs, and lush forests. Known as "Emperor Mountain," it offers epic vistas and photo opportunities, making it a must-visit Zhangjiajie scenic spot for travelers seeking natural beauty.

Ride the sightseeing train through the Ten-Mile Natural Gallery in Zhangjiajie, where diverse stone formations resemble natural sculptures like Whispering Couple and Old Man Gathering Herbs. This scenic journey highlights the region’s geological wonders, perfect for photography, nature appreciation, and relaxed exploration of Hunan’s iconic landscapes.

Relax on Baofeng Lake, a tranquil body of water nestled among Zhangjiajie peaks. Surrounded by verdant trees and cliffs, the serene lake offers boat rides, scenic reflections, and a fairy-tale atmosphere. Ideal for nature lovers seeking a peaceful retreat in the midst of Hunan’s dramatic landscapes.

Discover Huanglong (Yellow Dragon) Cave, a massive karst cave stretching over 5 miles with stalactites, stalagmites, and stone columns. Highlights include the Dragon Palace and the Magic Cudgel, a 200,000-year-old stone pillar. This geological wonder offers adventure and awe for travelers exploring Hunan’s underground natural treasures.

Step onto Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, the world’s longest and highest glass bridge. Suspended over the valley like a floating silk ribbon, it offers sweeping panoramic views. Adventurous travelers can experience thrilling heights while enjoying unparalleled perspectives of Hunan’s natural wonders.

Visit Tianmen Mountain via the world’s longest cable car ride. Explore cliffside paths, panoramic views, and the sky-high glass-bottomed walkway 1,430 meters above the valley. Adventurous travelers can climb the 999 Steps to Tianmen Cave, China’s highest naturally formed cave, making it a thrilling Zhangjiajie attraction.

Visit Hunan Provincial Museum in Changsha, the largest historical and art museum in the province. Discover treasures from the Mawangdui Han Tombs, Shang and Zhou bronze wares, pottery, calligraphy, and paintings. A must-see cultural stop, it blends ancient relics with modern exhibitions, making it a premier museum and key Hunan attraction for history enthusiasts.

Explore Orange Island Park, a long, narrow island in the Xiangjiang River famous for high-quality oranges and ancient scenic beauty. Key attractions include the Poem Tablet, Ode to Oranges Pavilion, and the "Who Dominates the Rise and Fall" sculpture square. Historically celebrated for its sunset snow views, this Hunan landmark offers picturesque walks and a serene riverside cultural experience.

As Changsha’s oldest preserved ancient street, Taiping Street weaves together over a millennium of history with vibrant local charm. Lined with time-honored shops, trendy cafes, and Jia Yi’s Former Residence (a cultural landmark), it’s a paradise for foodies—savor iconic snacks like stinky tofu and sugar-coated taro balls while soaking in the blend of traditional architecture and lively street vibes.