Enshi Grand Canyon Tour

Day 1 Wuhan / Enshi

Meet and transfer to the train station to take the high-speed train to Enshi. Upon arrival, travel to Suobuya Stone Forest. It is a spectacular karst landscape known as the "World’s First Ordovician Stone Forest." It is well-known for its geological wonders and beauty, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.  Formed 460 million years ago, the stone forest features towering peaks, pillars, and rugged rocks shaped by seawater erosion and tectonic movements, creating a natural labyrinth. Main attractions are Qinglong Terrace, Lotus Village, Mazi Gully, and Jiulonghui each with unique formations. Then visit Tusi Chieftain City. It is a well-preserved historical site that preserves the political and cultural heritage of the Tujia ethnic minority during the Ming and Qing dynasties. As the former stronghold of a Tusi (hereditary chieftain), it offers a glimpse into the unique "Tusi system"—a semi-autonomous governance structure employed by ancient Chinese dynasties to rule frontier regions. After the tour, transfer to the hotel.

Day 2 Enshi / Wuhan

Arise early, visit Enshi Grand Canyon, China's "Karst Landscape Museum". Nestled in the heart of the Wuling Mountains along the Qingjiang River, it boasts spectacular karst formations, deep fissures and towering cliffs. Geological marvels are the Iconic "One-Pillar Incense", a 150-meter limestone pinnacle standing for millennia; Yunlong Ground Fissure, a narrow deep canyon with multiple waterfalls, China's first canyon suspension bridge with glass walkways and Qixingzhai. " This natural wonder inspires travelers with its dramatic landscapes and rich ethnic culture. Transfer to the train station and service ends.