Once through the entrance of Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon, head straight for the most celebrated Glass Bridge. In terms of length and height, the bridge ranks first in the world. It is all laid with 99 pieces of transparent glass, and walking on it seems to be suspended between heaven and earth. Standing on it not only allows you to admire the depth and vastness of the Canyon and the rolling mountains in the distance, but also a great test of your courage. If you really can’t overcome severe leg tremors and crazy heartbeats, just try stepping on either side of the opaque area for a photo with stunning panoramic canyon views. After that, leave the Canyon for your lunch.

Our guide and driver will escort you to the lower cableway station of Tianmen Mountain, where the world's longest sightseeing ropeway will transfer you to the mountaintop in about 28 minutes. Looking back from the cable car, the roofs of the attached buildings on both sides of the station are surprisingly like a pair of wings facing the sky, and the station rooms with white and green as the dominate hue look like clouds and nature, making you marvel at Zhangjiajie's charm from the beginning. A little bit further on, there will be the vast expanses of rice fields and farmhouses with curling smokes and the lush virgin forests. On the cliffside Glass Skywalk, the reflection of the sky on the glass will give you a feeling of walking on clouds. Then ride the 7-level escalator down. With our guide, get to know how this natural karst cave was conquered by six pilots from different countries in 1999. At last, take the express cable car down the mountain to leave.