Things to do in Cili

Visited Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon back in May! The weather wasn’t the best that day as it was super misty, so we couldn’t fully enjoy the scenery, but we still had SO MUCH FUN with all the activities! 🎢 We went down the slides, tried the zipline and VR experience, and enjoyed the cool weather. Also got to see some really brave people bungee jumping, which was quite an experience to witness! 😂One thing to note though: the walk to the exit is RLLLLY loooooong 😭 It took us roughly an hour, and at least from what I could tell, there didn’t seem to be an easy way out. So be prepared for quite a bit of walking, especially if you’re already tired from all the activities!Overall, still a fun experience with plenty to do, even when the weather isn’t ideal. Just hope you get better visibility than we did! 🤞🏻

We booked this route and really enjoyed the experience! Everything was well organized, convenient, and easy to follow, with plenty of interesting spots along the way.The weather wasn't the best, but that actually turned out to be a bit of an advantage, as there were far fewer people around. I personally loved the views, especially with the misty atmosphere, which made the scenery even more dramatic and beautiful.Overall, a very enjoyable experience and definitely worth doing. Would recommend!

It is amazing . Staff is very profesional they explain you everything you dont have to voˇworry wanderfull experience

The outdoor environment and tubs were what made the entire experience wonderful. We loved the green forest around, even the rain and cold that day didn’t detract. It was like being in a forest oasis. The interior needs work - everything inside was old, too many signs and lighted up billboards that made it look like a red light district haha. All the old towels (they seemed clean at least), shower stalls that had hair build up, and the squatting toilets and kids pool were not pretty. Thank goodness the outer areas felt like heaven. The wet sauna was nice too, though only one was open out many. My recommendations to the management - the environment of the spa would be greatly improved if the huge carts with dirty towels were not left outside next to the tubs. They are an eye sore. Also, the herbal pools could use more herbal content. They did not feel particularly different from other pools. Still, overall we were happy we went and enjoyed it.

It was very fun. Paddling the oars broke up the clouds and the rocks on the bottom of the water were clearly visible. I climbed the ladder and plank road until my legs were weak, and then I turned around and saw a rainbow hanging on the edge of the cliff.

Zhangjiajie Chaoyang Ground Fissure is the world's longest "One Line Sky" wonder, and a large underwater karst cave formed by the erosion of the Zhaojiaya Reservoir over hundreds of millions of years. The cave corridor is in the shape of a canyon, running from south to north through the mountain. The cave has rich karst landforms, including solution marks, flow marks, and ripple marks. The cave walls contain deposits such as stone lotus and stone whiskers. The cave's hydrological features include pools and ponds. The entire cave is characterized by smooth, rounded karst formations, a bright luster, bizarre shapes, and a grand scale, full of natural mystery and thrill.

We booked two tickets after our excursions to the park. We were pleasantly surprised despite the low season. Lots of pools and whirlpools, friendly staff. Perfect for recharging your batteries! Both indoor and outdoor areas offer excellent value for money. Since it's outside the city, advance booking of a taxi for the return journey is recommended! Schedule!

I bought a snow entertainment ticket. After entering, I can play all the small snow entertainment projects inside. There are many projects. It is really beautiful to take pictures with friends. It is worth recommending. It is interesting and fun. The experience is very good.

It feels exciting and fun, and the scenery is really beautiful.

I went there during the Qingming Festival, so there weren't many people. The scenery was pretty good, better than I expected, and it took about 2 hours to hike back and forth. There didn't seem to be any toilets along the way from the entrance to the Golden Temple, nor any shops or other rest areas.