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On te simplifie la vie avec notre fiche de Nouvelle-Zélande ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. New Zealand To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our itinerary Our organization 22 days (March) 53€ per day Travel by van Camping and some Airbnb Supermarket Day 1: Arrival in Auckland and drive to Coromandel Jour 2 : hikes in theCoromandel Peninsula Day 3 : Hahei and Hot water beach Day 4 : aroundRotorua (Redwoods andHobbiton ) Day 5 :Wai-O-Tapu and Huka falls Day 6 :Lake Taupō , sunset cruise Day 7 :Tongariro alpine crossing Day 8 : Forgotten World Highway andWhitecliffs Walkway Day 9 : Whitecliffs walkway andglowworm caves Day 10 :Kawhia (black sand beach) then return to the North Days 11-13 :Whangarei and its surroundings (Urquharts bay) Day 14: return to Auckland for a plane to Queenstown Days 15-17 :wanaka (Isthmus Peak and Roys Peak) Days 18-20 : Te Anau (Milford Sound ) Days 21-22:Queenstown (Ben Lomond track) New Zealand en 90" Our favorite Our finances Food 14% Activities & various 15% + Transportation & Accommodation 71% In total, we spent €1,167 during our stay in New Zealand. In detail, this gives: €160 for food, €179 for activities and miscellaneous and €828 for transport and accommodation. Unlike other countries, we here gathered transport and accommodation because we were camping in our van. The little tricks of DRDM Around Wanaka, try the Isthmus Peak hike! It is well worth the (much better known) Roys peak and, in addition, you will have the impression of being really solo on the way. To cross New Zealand by van, try renting a certified "self-contained" vehicle. You will then have access to all the campsites without fearing the rangers, which was not the case with notre van Wicked... To complete the adventure in New Zealand How to save on your activities in New Zealand How to save on your activities in New Zealand 10 Day North Island Itinerary 10 Day North Island Itinerary 7 Day South Island Itinerary 7 Day South Island Itinerary What to do in Whangarei? What to do in Whangarei? Where to camp with Wicked Van on the North Island? Where to camp with Wicked Van on the North Island?

Au milieu de la région des lacs, le parc national de Huerquehue séduit par ses innombrables lagunes et ses points de vue. What to do in Huerquehue Park? In the middle of the lakes region, the Huerquehue National Park seduces with its countless lagoons and Mount San Sebastián with breathtaking viewpoints. Between lagoons and waterfalls Spending the night in Huerquehue may seem expensive but, on the one hand, it allows you to visit the park well and, on the other hand, to make the entrance ticket profitable (5,000 for a “foreign” adult in March 2018) . And you will get your money's worth. Arriving with the 1 p.m. bus, you will have time to walk to the Laguna Verde and admire the colors of the end of the day. The trail is well marked, and for the round trip on this circuit where you will see two waterfalls and three lagoons, it takes three to four hours. Cerro San Sebastian and view of the Villarrica volcano The next day, you can tackle the ascent of Cerro San Sebastián. A 7-8 hour ride with 1,300m of elevation. As you climb, the views of volcanoes and lagoons follow one another until you reach a superb panorama at the top of the climb. With a view of the Villarrica volcano. For the follow-up, you can opt for a return to Pucón in the evening or choose to spend one more night admiring the stars at Camping Olga. We have already made our choice! The distance is too short to avoid it. And you would be wrong not to go there. Just an hour from Pucón, Huerquehue National Park offers great hikes and wonderful camping spots. Camping or cabins by the lake A stone's throw from Lake Tinquilco, Camping Olga is ideal for enjoying a swim and a superb sunset. Before admiring the stars. In addition, this campsite, a 40-minute walk from the entrance to the park, silences the competition. You can pitch your tent there for 10,000 pesos when other campsites charge double. Cabins are also available, reservations can be made via their site. Just go to the Caburgua bus terminal on Uruguay Street. Several buses depart daily. Going times: 8:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 4:30 p.m. (and 6:20 p.m. in January-February) Return times: 9:30 a.m., 2:10 p.m., 5:10 p.m. (and 7:30 p.m.) How to get to Huerquehue from Pucón? What to do in Ushuaia without breaking the bank? What to do in Ushuaia without breaking the bank? How and where to cross the Chile - Argentina border How and where to cross the Chile - Argentina border How to save money in San Pedro de Atacama How to save money in San Pedro de Atacama How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile Our itinerary in Chile Our itinerary in Chile

Pour te simplifier la vie, voici notre fiche technique de Bolivie ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. Bolivia To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our itinerary Our organization 26 days (January) 26€ per day Travel by bus Hostels Small restaurants Day 1: arrival atPuerto Quijarro , from Brazil Days 2-4 :santa cruz Day 5 : direction Cochabamba for the Torotoro national park Days 6-7 :torotoro national park Days 8-12: visit ofSugar Day 13 : departure toTupiza Days 14-17: excursion toUyuni Salt Flat Jour 18 : transportation to Sajama Days 19-22:Sajama (mirador, geysers, lagoons...) Days 23-24 :La Paz Days 25-26 :Copacabana and Isla del Sol Bolivia in 90" Our favorite Transportation 16% Accommodation 19% Food 27% Activities & various 38% Our finances In total, we spent €673 during our stay in Bolivia. In detail, this gives: €109 for transport, €126 for accommodation, €182 for food and €256 for activities and miscellaneous. The little trick of DRDM To fully enjoy the Salar de Uyuni, we advise you to go through the town of Tupiza, further south. Unlike the excursions starting from Uyuni and starting with the salt desert, these end their tour there in apothéose. Personally, we went through the Alexandro agency, a little chère (1550 bolis/person for the tour) but top quality! To complete the adventure in Bolivia How to get to Torotoro How to get to Torotoro How to eat in La Paz How to eat in La Paz How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? What to do in Sajama? What to do in Sajama? How to get to Sajama in Bolivia How to get to Sajama in Bolivia

Pour profiter de São Paulo, on a posé nos valises à Vila Madalena. Et on vous conseille d’en faire autant ! Brazil: where to stay in São Paulo? To enjoy the atmosphere of São Paulo, we put our suitcases in the Vila Madalena district. And we advise you to do the same. The city is huge. In the middle of this sprawling megalopolis, the Vila Madalena district nevertheless takes on the appearance of a small village. With its graffiti and its many bars and restaurants, the atmosphere quickly immerses you in the Brazilian rhythm. Atmosphere and accessibility For a little tour in the “Centro”, it will be necessary to make the legs work, of course. Otherwise, the area is quite well served by the metro and at the same time allows you to stay away from the activity of the city center. The small welcome cachaça For three days in São Paulo, we stayed at “Edi”. Super welcoming, to the point of offering a few glasses of cachaça upon our arrival, this Paulista makes rooms available in his apartment via Airbnb. You know what you have left to do. Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Why not go to Morretes? Why not go to Morretes? Why stop in Florianopolis? Why stop in Florianopolis? Our itinerary in Brazil Our itinerary in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil How to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border How to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border

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Passer des pains de sucre de Yangshuo aux mystérieux pics karstiques de Zhangjiajie (Hunan) ressemble à un petit défi. How to get from Yangshuo to Zhangjiajie Going from the sugar loaves of Yangshuo (Guangxi) to the mysterious karst peaks of Zhangjiajie (Hunan) looks like a small challenge. But hopefully it won't take you more than a day. The route starts at Yangshuo North Terminal. Buses leave very frequently to Guilin for a journey of about 1h30. Once on the bus, you have to be a little zealous with the driver to tell him your stop. You want to get off at Guilin South Station (“ Guilin Train Station ” on maps.me ). From here, several trains leave for Changsha. With a bit of luck, there should be places left for a train in the early afternoon. This magnificent day of transport in China will cost you 350 yuan all inclusive. The bus between Yangshuo and Guilin costs 35 yuan, the high-speed train between Guilin and Changsha will cost you 180.5 yuan, and the last transport of the day, the bus between Changsha and Zhangjiajie, costs 134.5 yuan. How much does it cost ? In Zhangjiajie at the end of the day If you're sitting on the train, the hardest part is done. In 3h30 (in express format), it will take you to Changsha South Station. Luckily, buses to Zhangjiajie leave from this same terminal. You will then have 4 to 5 hours left (depending on the motivation of the driver) to reach your destination and finish this long day of transport. Once there, you can easily find a hostel in the area, with plenty of touts doing their rounds (hard to bargain lower than 100 yuan for two). Staying in the area is also rather a good plan because you will be right next to the terminal from where the buses leave for Zhangjiajie National Park. Our itinerary in China Our itinerary in China Hunan: everything you need to know about Zhangjiajie Park Hunan: everything you need to know about Zhangjiajie Park Zhangjiajie Park: which itinerary for 1, 2 or 4 days? Zhangjiajie Park: which itinerary for 1, 2 or 4 days? Great Wall of China: 4-Day Itinerary Great Wall of China: 4-Day Itinerary Where to see a superb sunset on the wall? Where to see a superb sunset on the wall?

On te simplifie la vie avec notre fiche sur l'Inde ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. India To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our organization 27 days (Sep-Oct) 13€ per day Travel by bus, train guest house, hotel In the street Our itinerary Days 1-2 :New Delhi Days 3-4 :Agra avec visit of the Taj Mahal and the fort Days 5-8: Varanasi Days 9-11 : Visit ofJaipur Days 12-14 : route and visit ofbundi Days 15-17 :Udaipur , on the way visit ofChittorgarh Days 18-20:Jodhpur Days 21-24:Jaisalmer Days 25-26 :Bikaner Day 27: return to New Delhi Our favorite India in 90" Our finances Transportation 17% Activities & various 20% Accommodation 28% Food 35% In total, we spent €355 during our stay in India. In detail, this gives: €61 for transport, €70 for activities and miscellaneous, €100 for accommodation and €124 for food. The little tricks of DRDM For night trains, if you know your travel dates, do not hesitate to book in advance at the station because sometimes the trains are full. Many agencies will offer you tours but it will always be much cheaper for you to travel by yourself. Public transport costs very little and you will meet great people! To complete the adventure in India How to be alone at the Taj Mahal How to be alone at the Taj Mahal Is it better to sleep in Bundi or Chittorgarh? Is it better to sleep in Bundi or Chittorgarh? Also discover China Also discover China What to do in Bundi? What to do in Bundi? Where to sleep in Jaisalmer? Where to sleep in Jaisalmer?

Avant d’achever votre tour des Annapurnas et de franchir le Thorung La Pass, vous devrez trancher : passer votre dernière nuit à Thorung Phedi ou à Thorung High Camp. On vous donne un coup de main. Trek des Annapurna: is it better to sleep in Thorung Phediou at Thorung High Camp? Before completing your Annapurna tour and crossing the Thorung La Pass, you will have to decide: spend your last night at Thorung Phedi or at Thorung High Camp. We give you a helping hand. If you are well oxygenated: High camp (4,800m altitude) For a few days already, you will be above 3,500m in altitude, ready to cross the Thorung La Pass after your acclimatization. The Thorung High Camp culminates at 4,800m above sea level. If you made a detour by Tilicho Lake during your hike, you will not be afraid and surely willing to sleep so high. We opted for this option after spending the night at Churi Ledar (4,200m). Firstly because it felt good, secondly to cut the elevation in half between Ledar and the Pass (twice 600m instead of 300 and 900), and thirdly because it allows you to leave a little later on the last day. At this point in the hike, it is important to act according to your state of form. The last reason to sleep at the High camp is the panorama then offered to hikers. After reaching the camp, having had your fill of some dumplings and warmed up with a ginger-honey-lemon tea, climb to the adjacent summit. To make you a little acclimatization before the climb the next day. But above all to access a magnificent panorama of the Annapurnas. Enjoy it, you will say goodbye to this valley the next day. To avoid MAM (acute mountain sickness), we advise you to talk a lot with your co-hikers. Do not hesitate, in case of fatigue, shortness of breath, headache, to warn your companions that you would like to slow down. It is necessary to watch out for the warning signs as much as possible in order not to suffer from MAM and to make the most of the hike. Everyone reacts differently depending on the altitude and every hiker can suffer from MAM, even if it has never happened to them. We therefore advise you to stay hydrated, to avoid sweating, to avoid being out of breath (this means that you are managing your effort well) and, once again, not to hesitate to warn other people at the slightest doubt. MMA If you dread the MAM: Phedi (4,500m) View from High Camp Again, the decision to sleep at Phedi or High camp depends on your fitness level. If you're worried about sleeping less at high altitude or getting a few headaches, spend the night in Thorung Phedi. The camp has several rooms and, arriving early enough from Ledar, you will be sure to have a bed to spend the night. In order to prepare for the next day's ascent to the Pass, you can take advantage of your afternoon to complete part of the climb to the High Camp. The next day, you'll have to climb more than if you left High Camp, but you'll be climbing in the dark so you won't see anything! Sleep in Phedi and then in High Camp? Bad idea In our opinion, there is no point in cutting your effort in half and sleeping in both Phedi and High Camp. Firstly because, it must be admitted, we do not spend the best nights at altitude. Doing you a night at 4,500 then a night at 4,800 is therefore not the best idea. Then because you will be very close to the end of the hike and will want to finally cross this Thorung La Pass. Getting frustrated by spreading this effort out over two days can turn into a downturn in morale. Finally, it is important to insist once more here, if you have such doubts about your ability to cross the Pass, it may be a sign that it is better to stop there. Without being alarmist, you must nevertheless listen to your body and, in case of doubt, do not hesitate to go down even if you do not cross the Pass. If you decide to sleep at Thorung High Camp, try to arrive as early as possible as places are limited. This will save you from having to sleep in the common rooms, as is also recommended forTilicho Lake . Arrive at High Camp early to ensure a bed What to take on a hike for the trek around the Annapurnas? What to take on a hike for the trek around the Annapurnas? Annapurna trek: duration, price, itinerary, accommodation... everything you need to know Annapurna trek: duration, price, itinerary, accommodation... everything you need to know Our itinerary in Nepal Our itinerary in Nepal Why arrive early at Tilicho base camp? Why arrive early at Tilicho base c amp? What itinerary for the Annapurna trek? What itinerary for the Annapurna trek?

Vite remboursée, la Wild Card permet de bien économiser en Afrique du Sud. Et elle vous réservera de jolies découvertes. Why is the Wild Card worth it? Reimbursed very quickly, the Wild Card can allow you to save a lot of money in South Africa. And, in addition, it will surely reserve some unforeseen discoveries for you. As a reward, we crossed the Golden Gate National Park (the photo is just above), nestled on the border with Lesotho. Luckily, the Wild Card allowed access. Not in the initial program ofour journey in South Africa , this superb park where you quickly gain height was finally one of our favorites. The temptations are many.Kruger Park , necessarily. The Addo Elephant National Park, then. Andthe Garden Route , Of course. In South Africa, nature parks are everywhere. And, to save money, the Wild Card will be your best friend. The stunning heights of Golden Gate National Park When booking campsites in Kruger Park, we looked at the benefits of the card. And, in a few days spent at the Kruger plus a hook up to the Addo Elephant National Park, it was more economical to buy it rather than pay the daily entrance fees. You can order it directly on theSouth Africa national parks website or buy it once there. Where to get the Wild Card? In August 2017, it cost us around 3400 Rds for two but the prices often change so we advise you to consult the site carefully. How much does it cost ? Where to camp at Kruger Park? Where to camp at Kruger Park? Why going in november? Why going in november? Our itinerary in South Africa Our itinerary in South Africa Why camp 2 nights at Storms River? Why camp 2 nights at Storms River? Frontière Afrique du Sud - Lesotho : où et comment ? Border South Africa - Lesotho: where and how?

Flanquée entre l’État de Rio et le sud du Brésil, la presqu’île de Florianópolis offre une nature paradisiaque. Why stop in Florianopolis? Flanked between the state of Rio and the south of Brazil, the peninsula of Florianópolis offers a paradisiacal nature. We therefore recommend that you spend 3-4 days there. The choice was a bit arbitrary. Arriving in Florianópolis, we set up our base camp next to the huge Praia do Campeche. It turned out to be quite nice for hiking. Or for a simple stroll on this endless white sand beach. For hiking lovers A few kilometers to the south, it is easy to reach Praia do Matadeiro, in Armação. It then left for a hike of a few hours along the Atlantic coast, in the middle of the vegetation or facing the wind. Very accessible, this walk will take you to the peaceful praia da Lagoinha Leste and its lagoon, offering you superb viewpoints along the way. You can then quietly enjoy the isolation of this little corner of paradise for a picnic or a simple dip session. A must in Florianópolis in our opinion. Dunes and... caipis Further north, the Lagoa do Conceição also offers some hiking trails. Right in the middle of the locals' homes. With a return by ferry possible to the city of the same name if necessary. Not that far, you can also walk on the dunes of Joaquina. But don't leave Lagoa do Conceição without spending a great evening there with caïpi by the water! For the few trips to be made on the peninsula, we opted for Uber. You shouldn't be in a hurry because there are relatively few, but we were able to get around easily thanks to that. How to get around in Florianopolis Why not go to Morretes? Why not go to Morretes? 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil Our itinerary in Brazil Our itinerary in Brazil Where to stay in Sao Paulo? Where to stay in Sao Paulo? Comment crossing the Brazil-Bolivia border How to cross the Brazil – Bolivia border Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better?

Douze regards du monde est né en février 2017, après un voyage au Cambodge. De retour en France, on s'est dit qu'on allait partir en tour du monde. Twelve views of the world in a few words Douze regards du monde was born in February 2017, after a trip to Cambodia. Back in France, we thought we were going to go on a world tour. It was a first point, rather important. But we didn't want to go alone. So we decided to create Twelve (like the number of countries on the program) views of the world to share our encounters and our discoveries with as many people as possible. How ? On video, it's always easier to explain. To reach as many people as possible, we therefore decided to mainly make videos on social networks. With several main formats to be found on our Facebook page: Pass your relay, Back to school, Snapweek or even 90". pass your relay Our video format "Pass your relay" is surely the best ambassador of DRDM. The principle is simple: in each country we discuss with people we meet on our way to discover a little piece of their life. At the end of our exchanges, we ask them to participate in "Pass your relay": receive an object from our previous meeting to give a new one and continue sharing! A trip in your satchel To ensure sharing, DRDM also has its young ambassadors! Before leaving, in October 2017, we launched a partnership with two classes of CE1 and CM1-CM2 in the Yvelines. Throughout the year, the children worked on the different countries visited, we chatted on Skype and they even wrote a story about the DRDM mascot, Leyla Miaou! On Facebook, this partnership took shape with "Back to school". The purpose of this format: to give a drawing of one of the students distributed before we left to someone we meet, who then answers several questions about their country ( Who is your head of state?, What is your currency?, What languages are spoken in your country?). The following... Leyla Miaou at Kruger Park (South Africa) After several months of travel, we have prolongé un peu plus l'aventure. On this site this time, just to share our tips and tricks. And, above all, to be able to obtain yours. So that DRDM continues to be a platform for meeting, discovery and sharing.

Mêlant sections restaurées et plus sauvages, la Grande Muraille de Chine permet d’organiser différents parcours à partir de Pékin. En 4 jours, il est possible de passer de section en section avec un programme bien diversifié entre Jinshanling, Gubeikou et Jiankou. Great Wall of China: 4-Day Itinerary Combining restored and wilder sections, the Great Wall of China allows you to organize different routes from Beijing. In 4 days, it is possible to go from section to section with a well diversified program between Jinshanling, Gubeikou and Jiankou. Overnight in Huairou After this good day of hiking, do not linger in Gubeikou. Take bus 25 towards Huairou, where you can spend the night. The Super 8 Hotel is one of the few to accept non-Chinese guests. A double room cost 216 yuan in June 2018. D2: from Huairou to Jiankou Around 11am, take the H25 bus towards Xizhazi (it only runs twice a day according to Lonely). The terminus is located at the end of the village of Xizhazi, the perfect entry point for hikes on the Great Wall. Several hostels offer accommodation and catering. D2: " stairways of paradise " and sunset Once you have dropped off your luggage, head over the Jiankou Wall (officially closed to the public) via the bridge located 200 m from the bus terminus. In a marvelous setting, walk west to the " stairs of paradise " for a bit of exercise. Then extend a few turns furtherfor a beautiful sunset . For the return, it is possible to reach the village of Xizhazi by going down the " stairs of paradise ". Xizhazi - "Stairs of paradise: 1h30 walk D4: from Jiankou to Mutianyu On the last day, leave Jiankou early enough to reach the Mutianyu portion. The degrees of incline are pretty tough on this section, until you reach the “Corne de boeuf ”. The continuation takes the form of a long descent to the section of Mutianyu, where it seems complicated to dodge the payment of the entry ticket (40 yuans). At tower 10, you can go down to the village of Mutianyu where a minibus can take you to Huairou, the last stop before Beijing. A last trip on the 916 bus will complete these 4 magnificent days on the Wall. Jiankou - Pointed North Tour: 1h Sharp North Tower - Ox Horn: 20 minutes Ox horn - Round 10: 1h D1: start at Jinshanling East Badaling, Mutianyu, and now Simatai. It will be no. For 4 days of hiking on the Great Wall of China, these three restored and "Disneylandized" sections are to be avoided. The entry point can be at Jinshanling, where you will have to arrive the day before. The next day, the hike starts at Jinshanling East Gate (65 yuan). Be sure to walk around to the two easternmost towers. Unrestored, they overlook the Simatai wall in a magnificent setting. Unfortunately, a guard posted in the corner will forbid you to go further. D1: from Jinshanling to Gubeikou Do not delay too much on the restored parts. Around the Jinshanling wall, the landscapes are magnificent but you will quickly have to slalom between the tourists disembarking from the cable car. So continue your walk on the Wall towards the West. A 5-6 hour walk awaits you to Gubeikou. You will surely be alone, walking along the wall on a section surrounding a military camp, strolling on the " dragon enroulé " and noticing the change in the surrounding landscape , very green then very dry. Jinshanling - Gubeikou : 5-6h walk J3 : de « l'aigle prenant son envol » à « Beijing Knot » For this whole day on the Great Wall, maps.me will be your best friend. In the early morning, do the reverse of the way back from the day before. Once at " escalators of paradise ", continue your discovery to the West via " l'aigle nid 915cc78 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_”. On these partly restored portions of the Wall, it will sometimes be necessary to leave the building to walk along it for several tens of meters. This somewhat physical hike can end at “ Beijing Knot ”, dominating the surroundings and once again offering a splendid view. If time permits, you have two options. Prolonger de « Beijing Knot » jusqu'à « la Tour aux neuf yeux » ou alors walk the short section from your entry point on the Wall on day 1 to the point called “ Jiankou ” on maps.me , a kind of notch wedged between two vertiginous staircases. « Escaliers du paradis » - « Beijing Knot » : 1h15 Jiankou - 38 pedaling: 45 minutes Little tricks - On the hike between Jinshanling and Gubeikou, the most beautiful landscapes are on the side of Jinshanling (even if everything is a matter of taste). If you find a way to reach Huairou as easily from Jinshanling as from Gubeikou, we would therefore advise you to reverse the first part of the hike. A good way, in addition, to end up with the two superb towers more “ authentiques” towards Simatai West. - It may seem obvious but we really saw the difference, try if possible to hike on the Wall during the week! You will really feel like you have it all to yourself. How to get from Yangshuo to Zhangjiajie How to get from Yangshuo to Zhangjiajie Zhangjiajie Park: which itinerary for 1, 2 or 4 days? Zhangjiajie Park: which itinerary for 1, 2 or 4 days? Hunan: everything you need to know about Zhangjiajie Park Hunan: everything you need to know about Zhangjiajie Park Our itinerary in China Our itinerary in China Where to see a superb sunset on the wall? Where to see a superb sunset on the wall?