Zhangjiajie's Avatar Mountains: China's Stunning Landscape

The World Can’t Believe China’s Landscape 🇨🇳

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The World Can’t Believe China’s Landscape 🇨🇳
On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD2025-01-1248 min

We’re at the scenic zone of Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province. Zhangjiajie is mostly known for its breathtaking Avatar Mountains which is said to be the inspiration of the Avatar Movies. In this episode, we’re showing you this stunning mountain landscape of Zhangjiajie as well as riding The Bailong Elevator in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China is the world's tallest outdoor elevator. Join us on this adventure through China's remote mountain landscape.

--- On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD
January 12, 2025, Winter in China

Video Chapters

  1. 0:14Introduction in Zhangjiajie
  2. 0:40Bus to National Park
  3. 5:17Entering the park
  4. 8:48Monkey encounter
  5. 11:57Hiking and facts
  6. 15:07Hiking challenges
  7. 25:26Reaching South Gate
  8. 26:40Bailong Elevator
  9. 31:19Elevator ride experience
  10. 42:04End of the day

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The World Can’t Believe China’s Landscape 🇨🇳

On Tour With Dridgers explores the breathtaking Avatar Mountains in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, China. Their video showcases the stunning mountain landscape, a key inspiration for the Avatar movies. The vlog highlights a ride on the Bailong Elevator, the world's tallest outdoor elevator, within the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. This adventure through China's remote mountain scenery offers viewers a captivating glimpse into this unique region.

Zhangjiajie's Avatar Mountains: China's Stunning Landscape

We’re at the scenic zone of Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province. Zhangjiajie is mostly known for its breathtaking Avatar Mountains which is said to be the inspiration of the Avatar Movies. In this episode, we’re showing you this stunning mountain landscape of Zhangjiajie as well as riding The Bailong...

Attractions in this video: Avatar Mountains, Bailong Elevator, Golden Whip Valley, Glass Bridge