KWE → SHA

Guizhou Karst Peaks

Unique jagged limestone formations typical of the Southwest China region visible shortly after takeoff from Guiyang.

Dongting Lake

The second-largest freshwater lake in China, located in northern Hunan province, appearing as a massive silver expanse.

Lushan National Park

Located near Jiujiang, these mist-shrouded mountains are a UNESCO World Heritage site and visible in northern Jiangxi.

Poyang Lake

China's largest freshwater lake; look for the complex ecosystem of wetlands and seasonal water level changes.

Huangshan (Yellow Mountain)

One of China's most famous scenic areas, known for its ancient pines and granite peaks poking through the clouds.

Yangtze Estuary

As you descend into Shanghai, watch the massive Yangtze River meet the East China Sea with heavy maritime traffic.

Changsha Cityscape

A clear view of the sprawling capital of Hunan province and the Xiang River cutting through the urban center.

Qiandao Lake

Also known as Thousand Island Lake, this reservoir in Zhejiang features emerald waters dotted with countless small islands.

Wuyi Mountain Foothills

Dense green forest cover and rolling hills of the northern Fujian and southern Zhejiang border region.

Hangzhou Bay

During the final approach phase, you can often see the vast Qiantang River estuary and the distant lights of Hangzhou.

Shanghai City Center

Depending on the wind direction and landing pattern at Hongqiao, the right side often provides a view of the Puxi urban sprawl.