KHH → PVG

Central Mountain Range

The rugged spine of Taiwan with numerous peaks exceeding 3,000 meters, stretching across the horizon.

Jade Mountain (Yushan)

The highest peak in East Asia is often visible rising above the cloud layer shortly after leaving Kaohsiung.

Taipei Basin

As you head north, you may catch a glimpse of the densely populated northern plains of Taiwan.

Zhoushan Archipelago

A stunning collection of hundreds of islands near Ningbo as the flight begins its descent.

Donghai Bridge

One of the world's longest cross-sea bridges, connecting mainland Shanghai to the Yangshan Deepwater Port.

PVG Coastline

A direct view of the reclamation lands and the distinctive terminal architecture of Pudong Airport upon landing.

Port of Kaohsiung

Aerial view of one of the world's busiest container ports and the 85 Sky Tower immediately after takeoff.

Taiwan Strait

The expansive turquoise waters of the strait that separate the island of Taiwan from mainland China.

Penghu Archipelago

On clear days, the distant basalt formations and white sand beaches of the Penghu Islands are visible to the west.

East China Sea

Deep blue maritime vistas during the cruise phase, often dotted with cargo ships and fishing fleets.

Yangtze River Estuary

The dramatic color change in the water where the silt-heavy Yangtze River meets the Pacific Ocean.

Pudong New Area

Views of the sprawling urban development of Shanghai and the heavy industrial zones of the delta.