Hotels near Zhangjiajie Hehua International Airport - DYG, Zhangjiajie

the weather just nice. have at least 2 Muslim restaurants nearby just walking around there or take a taxi most of them cant speak English even a little. to enter all the entrance need spend more extra money that I couldn't the hotel host so helpful and nice..

Very nice landscape - impressive mountains - Tian Shan and the park. Verry Chinese organization for millions of tourists. Limited space for individual "advanture". I intendet to cycle to the Tian Shan mountain, but this was not permitted and secured by a guard. Nevertheless a interesting place.

The shop owner's English is particularly good, which is not easy in China. She will explain the map to us very carefully. Breakfast is very rich, and I will recommend it to my friends. The only downside is that the restaurants recommended by the shop owner are all in Chinese style, with affordable prices but very spicy and not delicious

I was here for one and a half days only. I came here on a high speed train from Changsha, it took only 2 hours. First day I spend the evening at Baofeng lake, it’s was really beautiful, and costs 110 ¥. You will have a transportation from the gates to this lake and then a boat trip around lake. Such a nice view!!! Next day I had a hiking in the national park. I was walking really fast but still had enough time to take pictures everywhere so I can see all the spots in one day. I started from elevator and then went to the top of the tyanzi mountain and walked down it. And then I went to the oxygen square and had a cable up to the mountain.

The parks are absolutely gorgeous. My favorite place was Tianmen mountain. I was here for a week and unfortunately it rained almost every day. The places are really beautiful, but this place is EXTREMELY touristy. A lot of the places/areas (especially the glass bridge) felt like what I would describe as “Nature’s Disneyland.” You get to see beautiful sites, but from the fenced pathway that you’re on. Having to pay a bunch of money for every place also takes away the magic a bit. It’s also incredibly hard to get pictures without other people in them. And then there’s the “queues.” You will not be alone. I would still recommend going, but if your goal is to go somewhere peaceful, and to escape to nature this is not the place for that.

We loved this location so much we changed our travel plans to stay another night. This area is incredible. There are three parks to visit, the Forest Park (Avatar mountains), Tianmen mountain (thousand stairs), and Glass Bridge. These three sites offer a huge range of activities and natural beauty to appreciate, you could easily spend a week or more here, I think. There is also excellent infrastructure and accessibility accommodations, many of the trails were partially or entirely wheelchair accessible, with many transport options for guests who cannot or do not want to take the long hike to viewpoints. Good for all levels or activity and for children. Be sure to try the local tea shops! Zhangjiajie is known for its tea production and the tea sellers were all very friendly and willing chat.