Zhangjiajie, National Park in China
Zhangjiajie is renowned for its unique towering sandstone pillars.
The area has been inhabited by various ethnic groups over millennia.
Zhangjiajie's landscape is a prominent feature in many Chinese paintings.
Best visited from April to October to avoid monsoon season.
Inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie Avatar.
Location: Hunan
Population: 1517027
Website: zjj.gov.cn
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Zhangjiajie is renowned for its unique towering sandstone pillars.
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A remarkable quartz-sandstone pillar towering above the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.
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