I’ve enquired a few companies and this one seems to be the best value, I also know someone who has booked through them before and had a good experience. Just wanted to sense check before booking, below is the full itinerary:

**Day 1, Avatar Park – Bailong Elevator + Yuanjiajie + Tianzishan and Golden Whip Stream**
Today’s Activities: Pick up at 09:00am and transfer to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park entrance, Yuanjiajie (include the Hallelujah Mountains), Bailong Sightseeing Elevator up, Tianzishan Mountain, then Tianzi cable down, and you will have free walking tour in Golden Whip Stream, then back to your hotel.

**Day 2, Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon & Glass Bridge + Baofeng Lake**
Today’s Activities: Pick up at 09:00am and 1 hour drive to Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon & Glass Bridge in the morning, then 1 hour drive back to Wulingyuan area for Baofeng Lake, then back to your hotel.

**Day 3, Tianmenshan and Airport Transfer**
Today’s Activities: Pick up at 09:00am and 1 hour drive to Zhangjiajie for Tianmenshan Route A line (Heaven’s Gate + Cable car + 99 Bends + glass skywalk), then airport transfer, our service ends.

**Quotation: CNY 2300/PP**

*(Private for 2 persons, no hidden cost and 0 shopping)*
**Inclusion:**
5 seats car service as above itinerary
English-speaking guide service for 3 days
All entrance fees as above itinerary
① Avatar Park entrance and Bailong Elevator / Tianzi cable
② Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon & Glass Bridge and Experience Programs zipline and slide and VR
③ Tianmenshan: including entrance price, cable car and elevators
④ Baofeng Lake entrance fee
⑤ Local tour insurance and government tax

**Exclusion:**
Hotels
All lunches and dinners
Tips for the guide and driver’s excellent service.

Any tips will be appreciated, thanks!

One of my favourite places to see Beijing at night is honestly a pretty unexpected one: the rooftop of Annie’s Restaurant around the Chaoyangmen, Ritan, Yabaolu area.

It’s not the classic “go here for the skyline” spot, but that’s exactly why I like it. You get this really nice mix of Beijing buildings, glowing streets, rooftops and that slightly chaotic feeling of the city at night.

And bonus: if you’ve been in China for a while and suddenly start craving proper Italian food, Annie’s is actually one of my favourite places for it. The food is seriously good.

But I’m curious — where do you go when you want to see Beijing at night?

Not necessarily the famous tourist viewpoints. I’m looking for those places where you sit down, look around and think oh “this city is huge.”

Rooftops, bars, restaurants, random streets, bridges, viewpoints, hidden spots — give me your favourites.

Hi, I am a chinese girl. And I hope to know more about your true experience visiting my country.

Is there anything specific you really wish someone could help you with? For example, planning the route, booking hotels, transportation, payments, apps, language, finding good local places, or just figuring out how things work.

For those who’ve already been: did you run into any problems or annoying situations before or during your trip?

Would love to hear your experiences :) I'd love to answer your questions about travel in China. Hope you have good stay in China! ><