Cant Believe This is China (Avatar Mountains in Zhangjiajie)

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The creators document a multi-day family excursion through Zhangjiajie National Park in China, specifically exploring the areas often compared to the world of Pandora. The journey begins with an arrival at the grand entrance, featuring a nine-tiered pagoda, before utilizing various modes of transportation including buses and cable cars to navigate the massive landscape. The creators highlight the unique sandstone pillars and limestone cliffs that define the scenery, noting how these formations inspired the film Avatar. Throughout the trip, the family experiences several high-altitude attractions, such as a double-story mountain elevator and a glass bridge spanning a deep canyon. The vlog also covers more tranquil activities like an electric boat ride on Bofeng Lake and a walk through a scenic canyon path. While the creators emphasize the beauty and organized nature of the park, they also discuss the practicalities of travel, such as the importance of having a guide to navigate complex transportation loops and the benefits of visiting after the Golden Week holiday to avoid heavy crowds. The trip concludes with a mix of adventure and nature walks, emphasizing the diverse experiences available within the national park.
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Right behind me is the entryway to Zang Jang Xian National Park. We've just arrived in the real life world of Pandora and this is a pinch me moment.
This national park is so big. It actually goes over five provinces here in China.
We are literally going to Pandora. Oh, and I just can't believe I'm here.
The weather is surprisingly quite nice. We are here in May and look at that. It's beautiful.
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