Trip Highlights

No-shopping / Pure Fun Zhangjiajie private tour from Manila
Visit the famous Avatar Hallelujah Mountains
Explore Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
Ride the Bailong Elevator & Tianzi Mountain Cable Car
Experience the breathtaking Tianmen Mountain
Walk on the famous Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge
Visit Huanglong Cave & Fenghuang Ancient Town
International 5-star hotels for 4 nights + 4-star airport hotel for 1 night
Includes airfare, meals, tours, transfers, and attraction tickets
China group visa assistance for Filipino travelers

Description

No-shopping Zhangjiajie private tour from Manila featuring the famous Avatar Hallelujah Mountains, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Bailong Elevator, Tianzi Mountain Cable Car, Glass Bridge, Huanglong Cave, Tianmen Mountain, and Fenghuang Ancient Town.

This 6D5N Pure Fun private small-group package includes roundtrip airfare, 4 nights in international 5-star hotels, 1 night in an international 4-star airport hotel, meals, transfers, attraction tickets, and guide service. China group visa assistance is also available for Filipino travelers, with no personal appearance normally required.

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Itinerary

Itinerary (approximate)

Day 1: Manila – Zhangjiajie (-,-,-)

Depart from Manila to Zhangjiajie via Guangzhou. Upon arrival, airport pick-up and hotel check-in.

Hotel: Pullman Zhangjiajie or similar

Day 2: Zhangjiajie National Forest Park (B,L,D)

Visit Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, including Bailong Elevator, Yuanjiajie Scenic Area, Enchanted Terrace, Helong Park, West Sea Stone Forest, Avatar Hallelujah Mountain, and Tianzi Mountain Cable Car. Enjoy a free group drone shot video during the tour.

Optional activity: 72 Odds Building Night Party (USD 60 per person).

Hotel: Pullman Zhangjiajie or similar

Day 3: Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge & Huanglong Cave (B,L,D)

Visit Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge and Huanglong Cave. Optional cultural show available in the evening.

Hotel: Pullman Zhangjiajie or similar

Day 4: Tianmen Mountain & Fenghuang Ancient Town (B,L,D)

Visit Tianmen Mountain, including attraction ticket, ropeways, shoe cover, and return lift. Continue to Fenghuang Ancient Town, Fengyu Bridge, and Tuo River boating. Guests may also optionally try a local traditional costume photo shoot experience.

Hotel: Wingate by Wyndham or similar

Day 5: Fenghuang Day Tour – Zhangjiajie – Guangzhou (B,L,D)

Explore Fenghuang Ancient Town, including Shen Congwen’s Former Residence, Yang Family Ancestral Hall, and Xiong Xiling’s Former Residence. Travel from Zhangjiajie to Guangzhou.

Hotel: Southern Airlines Pearl Airport Hotel or similar

Day 6: Guangzhou – Manila (B,-,-)

Breakfast at the hotel, then return flight from Guangzhou to Manila. Arrive back in Manila.

Rates

2026 Reference Rates

Adult: USD 1,218 per person
Child without bed (2–12 years old): USD 1,058 per person

Rates above are based on a minimum of 4 persons.
Groups with fewer than 4 persons may be arranged upon request.

Optional VIP No-Waiting Service

USD 140 per person

Includes VIP access for:

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park shuttle bus
Bailong Elevator
Tianzi Mountain Cable Car
Huanglong Cave
Grand Canyon Glass Bridge
Tianmen Mountain

Seasonal Surcharges

Apr. 2–7, 2026: +USD 150 per person
Oct. 27–Nov. 1, 2026: +USD 100 per person
Dec. 22–27, 2026: +USD 200 per person

Single Supplement

Single room surcharge: +USD 160 per person

Notes

Rates are reference rates only and subject to airline availability and foreign exchange fluctuations.
China group visa fee, travel tax, tips, optional tours, personal expenses, and oil surcharge (if any) are excluded.
Customized travel dates may be arranged upon request and subject to flight availability.

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Included

Roundtrip economy airfare from Manila to Zhangjiajie via China Southern Airlines (via Guangzhou)
23KG (1 pc) check-in baggage + 7KG hand-carry baggage
4 nights in international 5-star hotels + 1 night in an international 4-star airport transfer hotel (twin-sharing basis)
5 hotel breakfasts + 7 main meals
Entrance tickets to attractions included in the itinerary
Attraction VIP Pass service
Air-conditioned tour transportation with one seat per guest
English-speaking / Chinese-speaking tour guide service
Daily bottled mineral water (1 bottle per person per day)

Excluded

China group visa fee: USD 50 per person
Philippine travel tax: PHP 1,620 per person
Tips for driver and guide: USD 10 per person per day (USD 60 total)
Optional VIP No-Waiting Service: USD 140 per person
Cultural Show (choose 1 of 3 shows): USD 60 per person
- Tianmen Fox-Lady Show
- Charming Xiangxi Performance
- Zhangjiajie Eternal Love
72 Odds Building Night Party: USD 60 per person
Travel Insurance for Filipinos
Personal expenses and purchases
Additional expenses caused by force majeure, flight changes, weather, or government regulations

Things to Know

Is this a no-shopping Zhangjiajie tour?

Yes. This is a Pure Fun private Zhangjiajie tour designed to focus on scenic attractions and sightseeing instead of the shopping-heavy itinerary found in many budget China group tours.

How much is the China visa fee?

The China group visa fee is USD 50 per person. Assistance is available for Filipino travelers, and personal appearance is normally not required.

When is the best time to visit Zhangjiajie?

Zhangjiajie is beautiful year-round, but spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are generally considered the best seasons due to cooler weather and clearer mountain views. Travelers may also prefer avoiding major China holiday periods such as Chinese New Year, Labor Day Holiday (May 1–5), and China National Day Golden Week (October 1–7).

Can we request customized travel dates?

Yes. Customized travel dates may be arranged upon request and subject to flight availability.

Can the itinerary change?

Yes. The tour sequence, meals, flight schedules, and attraction visits may change due to weather, traffic, airline changes, government regulations, or other unforeseen circumstances.

What should guests bring?

Due to environmental policies in China, some hotels may no longer provide single-use toiletries. Guests are advised to bring their own toothbrush, toothpaste, and personal toiletries.