Rising 1,070 feet, the Bailong Elevator in central China's Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is also known as the Hundred Dragons Elevator and is officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's tallest outdoor lift. Operating since 2002, the three double-decker elevators traverse the side of a cliff to overlook the famed scenic site of Wulingyuan. The area is home to the sandstone pillars that inspired the Hallelujah Mountains of Pandora in the movie "Avatar." #Mega | China Plus Am

❄️ Winter Magic at Zhangjiajie National Forest Park 🌲 #China #Avatarmountain Dreaming of a real-life winter wonderland? ❄️ Step into the mystical world of Zhangjiajie—China’s breathtaking mountain park that inspired the floating peaks of Avatar! In winter, the jagged pillars are dusted in snow, the crowds thin out, and the scenery becomes pure magic. ✨ 💡 Here are 5 essential travel tips for your winter adventure‼️ 🧣 1. Temps can drop below freezing especially on the mountaintops. Wear thermal

Avatar mountains of Zhangjiajie | Kara David

ELEVATOR SA AVATAR MOUNTAINS | Mamamangha ka talaga. Napanood mo na ba ang Avatar Part 3? Eto mismo yun! The Zhangjiajie Avatar Mountains, located in China's Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, are the real-world inspiration for the floating mountains of Pandora in the movie Avatar, featuring stunning, towering quartz-sandstone pillars covered in greenery that appear to float amidst clouds, especially after rain, with the iconic "Avatar Hallelujah Mountain. | Sangkay Janjan Daily