PEK → SYX

Qinling Mountains

The natural boundary between North and South China, offering views of rugged, high-altitude ridges often dusted with snow.

Karst Topography

As the flight enters southern China, look for the unique 'gumdrop' limestone mountains characteristic of the Guangxi region.

Pearl River Delta

The dense urban clusters of Guangzhou and Foshan are often visible as you transition toward the South China Sea.

Nanshan Guanyin Statue

The crowning jewel of the flight; this massive white statue emerges from the sea during the final approach to SYX.

Sanya Bay and Phoenix Island

A panoramic view of Sanya's luxury resorts, the curved bay, and the futuristic architecture of Phoenix Island.

Beijing Skyline

Upon departure, enjoy views of the sprawling Beijing metropolis and the CBD skyscrapers if taking off towards the south.

Yangtze River

A massive silver ribbon cutting through central China, typically visible near the Hubei and Hunan border.

Poyang Lake

Depending on the specific air corridor, the vast expanse of China's largest freshwater lake may be visible to the east.

Hainan East Coast

As the plane begins its descent, the turquoise waters and white sand beaches of Wenchang and Qionghai come into view.

South China Sea Sunrise

On early morning flights, this side offers a spectacular view of the sun rising over the horizon of the Pacific.