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Descriptive Essay About Tianmen Mountain

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Let’s explore the Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie, China
Do you want to “hunt” for the white clouds and stand upon them? Are you fond of going along the slopes or driving on the most winding roads? Or just finding the strange adventurous experience? If saying yes, visit the Tianmen Mountain, which is known as one of the nicest mountains in the world. Located in the center of Hunan Province in China, Tianmen Mountain is the main tourist destination of the area offering the stunning view and majestic scenes of nature. Let’s explore what amazing activities you will get on this great mountain
The general information
Location: From 10 kilometers to the south of Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, China.
Height: 1,519 meters (4,983 feet).
Opening time: From 08:00 A.M to 06:00 P.M. If it has heavy snow or too cold the Tianmen Mountain national forest park scenic area …show more content…

How to get there: There are two ways to reach the Tianmen Mountain:
By cable car: The City Garden Cableway built in the center of Zhangjiajie is the most convenient way to experience all interesting things of Tianmen Mountain.
By bus: With only ¥1 per person, Line 5 will drop you off at the foot of mount Tianzi. The bus departs every 5 minutes.
Reaching the top by the longest cable car in the world
Tianmen Mountain’s cable car is known as the longest cable car in the world with the spectacular length of 7 kilometers, taking 30 minutes to reach the mountain. The steepest gradient of the cable way is at the last part, being up to at 37 degrees over the cliffs. Especially, the cable car will show you the stunning beauty from above. Both man-made attractions and natural wonders will appear between the majestic landscapes which seem to be existed in the fairy tales. And if you on the cable car at dusk, you can have a chance to admire the stunning scene of sunset.
Adventurous feeling on the walkways built along the

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