Overview
4-day Zhangjiajie tour to all highlight attractions with VIP elevator access.
About This Tour
Tour includes airport pickup and drop-off.
·See Zhangjiajie’s signature sights on a 4-day private package
·Tour Zhangjiajie Park and Grand Canyon, Yellow Dragon Cave, and Tianmen Mountain
·Ride the Bailong Elevator and brave two towering glass bridges
·Relax with round-trip private transfers direct from the airport or train station
Itinerary
What's Included
✓ Included
Transport by private vehicle
All Entrance Tickets
Airport or Railway Station Pick up & Drop off Services in Zhangjiajie
Entry/Admission - BaiLong Lift VIP Ticket
✕ Not included
Hotel accommodation ( Please book the hotel close of East Gate to the park in Wulingyuan)
All Cablecars and Elevators ( 430RMB/Person or 60USD/Person, please pay it to your guide)
Know Before You Go
- Infants must not sit on laps
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for people with heart conditions
- Please book your hotel in Wulingyuan close to East Gate of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. The hotels for your reference: Pullman / Neodalle ( former name is Crowne Plaza ) / Zhangjiajie Qinghe Jinjiang International Hotel / Yoba Boutique Hotel / SecGarden Boutique Hotel
- Passport info: full name, gender, passport number, birth of date and nationality are required at time of booking for all participants
- Zhangjiajie Airport, West Railway Station, just tell us your Flight or Train number
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.
Traveler Reviews
One detail from the day: the title makes this sound like a lot of ground to cover. In practice, the Zhangjiajie peaks and Zhangjiajie felt like two distinct parts of the trip, not the same day repeated.
This worked for us because we didn't have to solve transport between Zhangjiajie and the Zhangjiajie peaks. We could pay attention to the places, not the logistics.
A practical note: the busiest place on the route was genuinely busy. Starting earlier would be my only change.
In hindsight, the route made more sense once we were on it. Time at Zhangjiajie set the pace, while the Zhangjiajie peaks gave us a reason to slow down.
In short, the guide knew when to explain and when to stop talking. Rare, and appreciated.

