Two of China's most breathtaking landscapes in one journey — float past Avatar's floating mountains, then drift along the legendary Li River through a painting of karst peaks.
China’s first national forest park — a sea of sandstone pillars in the mist.
“Son of Heaven” peaks rising above clouds — the classic Zhangjiajie panorama.
Cruise a jade-green lake ringed by sheer quartzite cliffs.
Walk the world’s longest glass-bottom bridge, 300 metres above the canyon floor.
Drift past karst peaks, water buffalo and fishermen — the ¥20-note landscape.
Pole downstream on a bamboo raft through quiet karst countryside.
Ribbon-like terraces climbing the mountainside — the Dragon’s Backbone.
A karst arch framing the Yangshuo sky — climb up for the view.
Guilin’s emblem — a hill that drinks from the river.
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