AVATAR XIAMEN

Highlights

• Huwei Mountain of Xiamen Mountains-to-Sea Trail: This suggests a scenic trail on Huwei Mountain in Xiamen, offering views that connect the mountains to the sea. It’s likely a place for hiking and enjoying natural landscapes.
• Xiamen University Baicheng coast: This refers to the Baicheng Coast area near Xiamen University. It’s probably a picturesque coastal spot, possibly with beaches or a promenade, often frequented by students and visitors.
• Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street (for shopping): This is a well-known pedestrian street in Xiamen, specifically highlighted as a destination for shopping. It would offer a variety of stores, boutiques, and possibly local goods.
• Avatar scenic area (up and down by Bailong Lift or Tianzishan cable car): This refers to the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, famous for its towering sandstone pillars that inspired the landscapes in the movie “Avatar.” The mention of Bailong Lift or Tianzishan cable car indicates that these are the primary ways to ascend and descend the mountains, offering panoramic views.
• No.1 Bridge: Within the Avatar scenic area, this likely refers to a significant bridge, possibly a natural rock formation or a man-made structure, known for its unique appearance or height.
• Avatar Hallelujah Mountain: This is a specific mountain peak within the Zhangjiajie scenic area, renamed after its resemblance to the floating mountains in “Avatar.” It’s a major photo opportunity and a symbol of the park.
• Breath-taking Platform: This indicates a viewpoint within the scenic area that offers particularly stunning or expansive vistas of the surrounding landscape, likely at a high elevation.
• West Sea Clouds: This suggests an area within the Avatar scenic area known for its beautiful cloud formations, especially at certain times of day, creating a mystical atmosphere.
• Seventy-two odd buildings (outside view): This likely refers to a cluster of uniquely shaped or architecturally interesting buildings that are viewed from the outside, hinting at an unusual design or historical significance.
• Grand Canyon C Line — Glass Bridge: This points to a specific route (C Line) within the Grand Canyon area, featuring a famous glass bridge. This attraction offers a thrilling experience with transparent walkways over a deep canyon.
• Golden whip stream, water around four gates: The Golden Whip Stream is a beautiful and tranquil area with a clear stream winding through the valley, surrounded by lush greenery and unique rock formations. “Water around four gates” likely refers to a specific section or feature along the stream.
• The largest folk culture walking street — Xibu: This indicates a large pedestrian area dedicated to showcasing local folk culture, likely offering traditional goods, food, performances, and a lively atmosphere.
• Junsheng Sandstone Painting Museum: This is a museum dedicated to a unique art form where paintings are created using natural sandstone, showcasing local artistic traditions and natural materials.
• Huangxing Road walking street (for shopping): Similar to Zhongshan Road, this is another prominent pedestrian street, located in Changsha, known as a shopping destination. It would offer a diverse retail experience.