Top Attractions in Zhangjiajie

Zhangjiajie Essentials

Zhangjiajie’s urban center serves as the primary gateway to its famous sandstone peaks, offering deep insights into the region’s Tujia ethnic heritage. This selection features the record-breaking Tianmen Mountain cable car, which ascends over 7,000 meters from the city center to the mountain summit. Cultural landmarks include the 109-meter-tall 72 Wonder Tower, a modern architectural feat inspired by traditional stilt houses, and the Tusi City complex, which preserves Ming and Qing dynasty wood-carving and folk traditions.

张家界土司城

A cultural heritage site featuring the Nine-storied Heaven, the world's tallest wooden stilt building. The complex preserves Tujia ethnic architecture, ancient artifacts, and traditional customs dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties.

72 wonder tower

A 109.9-meter-tall architectural complex recognized as the world's tallest stilt building. It features a hollow center, integrated LED light displays, and multiple levels of shops, restaurants, and cultural performance spaces.

Tian men shan suo dao

One of the world's longest passenger cableways, spanning 7,455 meters. It connects the Zhangjiajie city center directly to the summit of Tianmen Mountain, ascending over 1,200 meters in elevation.

Tu jia feng qing yuan

An ethnic heritage site showcasing traditional Tujia wooden architecture, folk dances, and sacrificial rituals. The park features a large-scale wooden palace complex and museum exhibits detailing local minority history.

又见大庸

An immersive multi-media theatrical production located in Dayong Ancient City. The performance utilizes rotating stages and special effects to depict the historical evolution and local legends of the Zhangjiajie region.

Zhangjiajie Museum

A multi-story facility housing exhibits on the region’s unique quartz-sandstone landforms, paleontological fossils, and the social history of local ethnic groups including the Tujia, Miao, and Bai.