Zhangjiajie National Park Tickets

Sky Garden

Zhangjiajie National Park Tickets
Sky Garden in Laowuchang Area, Tianzi Mountain, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park mainly consists of 2 scenic terraced farmlands on the high mountains, hence the name. It is also known for scenic peaks around, peaceful rural atmosphere, and superb observation site for watching the amazing Bailong Elevator.
 

Scenic Terraced Farmlands on the High Mountains

The terraced farmlands at the altitude over 1,000 meters (3,280 ft) are the classic attractions in Sky Garden. Next to the fields are the deep abyss and dense towering peaks and forests. All round the year, the fertile farmlands with crops, the hardworking farmers and water buffalos, and the white smoke wafting out from the villagers’ kitchen make a peaceful countryside scene. 
Sky Garden
Sky Garden

Tip: There are 2 terraced fields on Sky Garden, but they are not in the same place. The first one can be seen while you take the Sightseeing Bus; the second one is watched at the No.1 view platform. Although the first one is more beautiful, the driver would not stop there on the way, so take out your camera in advance if you want to take photos.
 

A Panoramic View of Bailong Elevator

Standing on the opposite of the scenic area is Bailong Elevator – the world’s highest and fastest outdoor sightseeing elevator. Sky Garden has the only view platform in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in front of the Elevator.
No.2 View Platform
Bailong Elevator Seen from No.2 View Platform
 

Fewer Crowds Ensure a Better Travelling Experience

Compared with other classical tourist attractions in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Sky Garden and its nearby places are not frequently visited by tourists despite its good scenery. Therefore, this place is very suitable for a relaxing walk.
 

Tickets

Admission Fee Admission Fee + Eco-Bus
Adults CNY 165 CNY 224
Visitors aged 14 - 18 and 60 - 65, with 14 and 60 included CNY83 CNY 113
Children aged under 14 Free Free
Seniors aged and over 65 Free CNY 30
Note:
1. The admission fee includes visit to all the sites in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, except Baofeng Lake and Yellow Dragon Cave.
2. The ticket has 4-day validity.
 

Opening Hours

7:00 - 17:30
 

How to Get to Zhangjiajie Sky Garden

→ Take a direct long-distance bus at Zhangjiajie Railway Station or Zhangjiajie West Railway Station to get to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park’s East Gate in 40 - 60 minutes. 
→ Later, take the free eco-bus near the Gate to the foot of Tianzi Mountain. 
→ After, go to summit by Tianzi Mountain Cable Car, and then the free eco-bus will take you Sanchalukou Stop. 
→ Last, arrive at Sky Garden directly by Sightseeing Bus. Other than taking the Sightseeing Bus, you can also walk for an hour from Sanchalukou Stop to Sky Garden.

Note that Tianzi Mountain Cable Car and the Sightseeing Bus are not included in the admission fee and below are their costs for round trips:
Sightseeing Bus Tianzi Mountain Cabe Car
Adults: CNY 64
Minors aged 14 - 18: CNY32
Minors under 14: Free  
Adults: CNY144
Minors aged 14 (included) - 18 and seniors aged over 60: CNY 72
Minrs under 14: Free
Both tickets can be purchased on site
 

Tour Route including Sky Garden in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Get to the Tianzi Mountain summit - Take a free eco-bus to Petrol Station – walk for 5 minutes to the Grand Observation Deck – Divine Chicken Pecking Peaks - One Dangerous Step – Immortal Bridge – backtrack to Petrol Station – take eco-bus to Sanchalukou Stop – Sky Garden – the No.1 view platform – the No.2 view platform – Heavenly Soldiers Gathering Peaks – backtrack to Snachalukou Stop – take eco-bus to your next destination
Terraced Farmland
Terraced Farmland near No.1 View Platform
Heavenly Soldiers Gathering Peaks
Heavenly Soldiers Gathering Peaks
 

Tips

1. This route is especially suitable for those enjoying silence or outdoor adventure as some attractions are thrilling including One Dangerous Step and Immortal Bridge.
2. This route includes about 700 staircases and backtrack ways, thus not suitable for seniors and children. They may turn to other attractions with better road conditions or accessible by transport.
- Last updated on Feb. 07, 2025 by Zoey Gong -