KUL → FNJ

Titiwangsa Range

Dense tropical rainforests and mountain ridges of the Malay Peninsula visible shortly after takeoff from KUL.

Annamite Range

The dramatic, jagged peaks along the border of Vietnam and Laos, often shrouded in misty clouds.

Pearl River Delta

The sprawling urban landscapes of Guangzhou and Foshan, showcasing one of the world's largest megalopolises.

Bohai Bay

The massive maritime gateway and industrial ports of Northern China, often dotted with heavy cargo ship traffic.

Pyongan Plains

The agricultural heartland of North Korea, featuring unique collective farming patterns and rolling hills.

South China Sea

Expansive views of turquoise waters and occasional coral atolls during the first half of the journey.

Hainan Island

The tropical interior mountains and white-sand beaches of Sanya visible if the flight path tracks slightly east.

Yellow Sea

A vast blue expanse that glows beautifully during late afternoon flights, often filled with fishing fleets.

West Sea Barrage

An enormous 8km long dam near Nampo that separates the Taedong River from the Yellow Sea.

Pyongyang Suburbs

Views of the Ryugyong Hotel and the North Korean capital's unique skyline on the final approach into Sunan.