Floating mountains china

Here is the Mount Hallelujah in the ‘Floating Planet’ of the movie Avatar. Go to www.chinatraveldestination.com to know more about Zhiangjiajie, China.

This scenic destination in China’s Hunan province is known for its 3,000 quartzite sandstone pillars. In ancient times it was considered remote and inaccessible. Apart from being one of the most beautiful natural places in the world, it is now a popular tourist spot, and the pillars are said to be similar to the floating mountains of Pandora in the film ‘Avatar‘. Where to see: Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in the Hunan Province, China Here are some beautiful natural places in the world:

Giant Buddha carved into one of the Tianzi mountains, Zhangjiajie forest park in Hunan province, China. I'm not sure if the giant Buddha is real or fake

A mountain peak in China’s Hunan province, which provided the inspiration for Academy-Award-winning director James Cameron for the visual setting of the world of Pandora in the global blockbuster …

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This 11-day itinerary is ingeniously designed to show you the top attractions in Beijing, Xian and Shanghai including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Terracotta Warriors and Shanghai Bund area, etc. And you will also see the Avatar floating mountains in Zhangjiajie & experience the No.1 glass bridge.

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As a marketing stunt in a polluted Chinese city, Laojun Mountain Natural Reserve gave out bags of mountain air to Chinese residents. After seeing these photos, you'll want some too.