CAN → HET

Nanling Mountains

The initial ascent over the rugged green peaks marking the border of Guangdong and Hunan.

Qinling Range

The massive east-west mountain range that serves as China's primary geographic and climatic divide.

Loess Plateau

Stunning aerial views of the world's largest silt plateau, characterized by deep ravines and complex terracing.

Yellow River Great Bend

The river's dramatic westward curve as it defines the boundary between Shaanxi and Shanxi.

Ordos Basin Edge

The transition from the rugged plateau into the high-altitude plains of Inner Mongolia.

Middle Yangtze River

Aerial perspectives of the massive Yangtze River and its surrounding fertile floodplains in Hubei.

Wuhan-Changsha Corridor

Distant views of the sprawling metropolitan clusters of Central China's major economic hubs.

Central Plains (Zhongyuan)

The vast, flat agricultural heartland of Henan, appearing as a patchwork of seasonal colors.

Taihang Mountains

The eastern escarpment of the Shanxi plateau, featuring dramatic cliffs and steep drop-offs.

Daqing Mountains

The rugged mountain range that rises sharply to the north of Hohhot during the final approach.