Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is the first national forest park in China, which set up in 1982. The mystic and amazing stone pillars showcase the fantastic natural beauty of the earth. The scenic area hosts many natural features, such as mountains, forests, caves, lakes and waterfalls. Nearby, there are some other famous scenic landscapes that worth visiting, including Suoxiyu Natural Resource Reserve and Tianzi Mountain Natural Resource Reserve. The 8,000-plus peculiar pillar formations punctuating a sea of lush, rolling green have made this forest in China’s northern Hunan Province world-famous. More than half a million tourists per year flood to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage site to witness its dense forests — covering an estimated 98% or more of the total 12,000 acres — deep ravines and canyons, and stacked peaks, often cloaked in a mystical. low-lying fog.