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Yunnan Karst Topography

Stunning views of the rugged, red-soiled mountains and karst formations immediately after departure from Kunming.

Qinling Mountain Range

The massive geographical divide between North and South China, featuring high peaks often dusted with snow in winter.

Loess Plateau

The world's largest silt plateau, characterized by deep-cut gullies, terraced hillsides, and distinctive yellow-earth landscapes.

Taiyuan Basin

The urban landscape of Shanxi's capital nestled between the Lüliang and Taihang mountain ranges.

Taihang Mountains

The rugged western edge of the North China Plain, showing dramatic cliffs and steep escarpments during the descent.

Yangtze River Crossing

A view of the winding Yangtze River as it cuts through the central provinces, often visible depending on the exact airway.

Yellow River Bend

The iconic muddy waters of the 'Mother River' of China as it meanders through the eastern Loess Plateau.

North China Plain

An endless patchwork of agricultural fields and dense clusters of villages that define China's industrial and farming heartland.

Bohai Bay Coastline

As the flight approaches Tianjin, the shimmering waters of the Bohai Sea may be visible during the final turn for alignment.