AMS → HGH

Wadden Sea

Shortly after takeoff, view the unique intertidal sand and mudflats of the Dutch coast and the Frisian Islands.

The Ural Mountains

The natural boundary between Europe and Asia, visible as a long north-south ridge line across the Russian landscape.

Lake Baikal

The highlight of the northern route; look for the massive, deep blue crescent of the world's largest freshwater lake.

Gobi Desert

Vast stretches of orange and brown dunes and rocky plateaus as the flight enters Mongolian and Chinese airspace.

Inner Mongolia Steppe

Expansive green grasslands that transition into the more industrial landscapes of Northern China.

Yangtze River Delta

The intricate network of canals, rivers, and high-density urban development as you approach the Hangzhou region.

Amsterdam Cityscape

If departing from specific runways, enjoy a panoramic view of the canal rings and the bustling Port of Amsterdam.

Altai Mountains

Distant views of the rugged, snow-capped peaks where Russia, China, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan meet.

Yellow River

Watch for the distinct silty, muddy-yellow waters of the 'Mother River' as it meanders through the Loess Plateau.

Zhengzhou & Nanjing

Bright city lights and massive urban sprawl are visible if the flight path tracks across the Central Plains of China.

Hangzhou West Lake

On the final descent, if the wind is from the south, you may see the iconic UNESCO World Heritage lake and the Leifeng Pagoda.