Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Purchase tickets online in advance for efficient travel within the park. The bus system is included with the park fee. (2:10)
- Tip 2Take advantage of readily available portable chargers throughout China. Scan the barcode, pay for time, and return it when finished. (5:08)
- Tip 3A 4-day pass is required for entry to Zhangjiajie National Park, even for a single day visit. (7:10)
- Tip 4Consider taking the elevator to save time and effort on hiking, especially if you have limited time or physical capabilities. (11:02)
- Tip 5Be cautious of wild monkeys in the park; observe them from a safe distance. (11:52)
- Tip 6If prone to motion sickness, take medication before your visit, as the bus rides can be windy and frequent. (17:36)
- Tip 7There are many shops and vendors throughout the park selling water, beverages, and snacks, ensuring convenience for visitors. (19:24)
- Tip 8Traditional Chinese clothing rentals are available at affordable prices for memorable photos. (22:48)
- Tip 9Bring a padlock if you wish to attach it to the bridge as a memento of your visit. (43:29)
Two Drifters' China adventure takes an unexpected turn in Zhangjiajie. Their vlog captures the breathtaking beauty of the Avatar Mountains, a real-life fantasy world that shocked even them. From navigating bustling streets to conquering countless steps, their journey is filled with unexpected discoveries and unforgettable moments. Prepare to be amazed!
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This vlog follows Two Drifters as they explore the Zhangjiajie National Park in China, a 11,000-hectare park that served as inspiration for the movie Avatar. Their journey begins with a bit of playful confusion as they navigate the local streets, eventually finding their way to the bus stop. They purchase snacks and portable chargers, highlighting the unique aspects of Chinese convenience. The vlog details their experience using the park's efficient shuttle bus system, emphasizing their feelings of safety and security in China. They then embark on an incredible elevator ride that saves them a two-hour hike, providing stunning panoramic views of the mountains. The hike itself is filled with numerous stairs, providing a glimpse into the physical demands of the journey. They reach multiple viewpoints, each more breathtaking than the last, capturing the awe-inspiring scale and beauty of the natural rock formations. Two Drifters share their amazement at the scale of the park and the number of platforms and viewing points, designed to ensure that everyone has a chance to appreciate the scenery. They cross the "number one bridge in the world," a naturally formed rock archway, and marvel at the intricate details of the rock formations and the park's well-maintained cleanliness. The vlog concludes with Two Drifters reflecting on their incredible experience, highlighting the uniqueness of the Zhangjiajie National Park and their overall positive impression of China. They encourage viewers to visit and experience the wonder for themselves. The vlog showcases not only the stunning scenery but also the local culture and Two Drifters' personal reactions to this extraordinary place. Their excitement and wonder are infectious, creating a captivating and engaging narrative for the viewers.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What's the best way to get around Zhangjiajie National Park?
- A: The park has a really good shuttle bus system, and it's included in the price of your ticket!
- Q: How physically demanding is visiting the park?
- A: There are a lot of stairs! But there are elevators too, so you can choose your level of activity.
- Q: What should I bring with me?
- A: Definitely comfortable shoes, water, and snacks. And maybe a padlock if you want to leave a memento on the bridge!
- Q: What's the most surprising thing about Zhangjiajie?
- A: Just how HUGE it is! And how many different viewpoints there are. It's incredible!
- Q: Is it safe in Zhangjiajie?
- A: Yeah, we felt really safe the whole time. Just watch out for the monkeys!
