Zhangjiajie must-see scenic spots ranking

The scenic spots that Zhangjiajie must visit are ranked as Shili Gallery, Tianmen Mountain, Huanglong Cave, Fenghuang Ancient City and Huangshizhai.

First place: Shili Gallery

Shili Gallery is a winding mountain road in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, with azaleas planted on both sides. Every spring, azaleas bloom, forming a colorful sea of flowers. Visitors can stroll along this mountain road and enjoy the beauty of azaleas.

Second place: Tianmen Mountain

Tianmen Mountain is one of the most famous peaks in Zhangjiajie and the most famous Tianmen Cave in China. This mountain peak has steep cliffs and strange stone pillars. Climbing to the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the magnificent sea of clouds and steep peaks. Tianmen Cave is the landmark of Tianmen Mountain and the highest natural cave in the world. Visitors can take the longest cableway in the world to enter the cave and experience the exciting glass plank road.

Third place: Huanglong Cave

Huanglong Cave is the largest limestone cave in China, which is called "underground palace". There are abundant stalactites and stalagmites in the cave, forming a spectacular landscape. Visitors can enter the cave by boat and enjoy the amazing underground wonders.

Fourth place: Fenghuang Ancient City

Fenghuang Ancient City is a famous historical and cultural city in Hunan Province, with a long history and unique folk customs. There are well-preserved ancient buildings here, retaining the traditional water town style. Visitors can stroll along the ancient streets here and enjoy the beautiful scenery of ancient buildings and water towns in the south of the Yangtze River.

Fifth place: Huangshizhai

Huangshizhai is a mountain peak in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park and a paradise for mountain climbers. The steep mountains and strange stone pillars make it a good place for climbing and hiking. Climbing to the top of Huangshizhai Mountain overlooks the beautiful scenery of Zhangjiajie.

The above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhangjiajie City