KHN → PEK

Poyang Lake

China's largest freshwater lake appears as a massive, shimmering basin to the east shortly after takeoff from KHN.

Yangtze River Crossing

The flight crosses the world's third-longest river near Anqing, offering views of massive bridges and heavy barge traffic.

Yellow River (Huang He)

The iconic silt-laden river is easily identifiable by its unique yellowish-brown color as the aircraft transitions into the northern provinces.

Mount Tai

The most sacred of the Five Great Mountains of China can be spotted protruding from the Shandong landscape on clear days.

Beijing CBD Skyline

On specific flight paths or during a northern approach, the skyscrapers of the central business district, including the China Zun tower, are visible.

Lushan National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its mist-shrouded peaks and historical significance, visible shortly after departing Nanchang.

Dabie Mountains

The rugged terrain of the Dabie Mountains provides a textured landscape during the initial cruise phase over central China.

North China Plain Mosaic

An intricate geometric patchwork of agricultural fields and industrial clusters that characterize the heartland of China.

Taihang Mountains

A dramatic mountain range that forms the western boundary of the North China Plain, visible during the descent into the Beijing capital region.