SHA → WUH

Shanghai Urban Core

Depending on the takeoff direction, a stunning view of the Puxi urban sprawl and the distant Lujiazui skyline.

Yangtze Delta Cluster

A continuous urban landscape featuring Suzhou, Wuxi, and Changzhou, showcasing China's industrial density.

Nanjing Cityscape

The flight often passes near Nanjing, offering views of the Yangtze River bridges and the Purple Mountain area.

Chaohu Lake

A large, distinctive lake near Hefei that serves as a major landmark along the northern corridor of the route.

Dabie Mountains

A major mountain range providing a rugged contrast to the flat plains of the delta as you approach Hubei province.

Taihu Lake

One of China's largest freshwater lakes, visible shortly after departure from Shanghai depending on the flight path.

Mount Jiuhua

One of the four sacred mountains of Chinese Buddhism, located in Anhui province, visible mid-flight to the south.

Poyang Lake

China's largest freshwater lake and a major migratory bird habitat, visible as the flight enters Jiangxi/Hubei borders.

Lushan Mountain

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its dramatic cliffs and frequent mist, seen just before the descent into Wuhan.

Wuhan South Suburbs

Views of the sprawling southern districts and various smaller lakes surrounding the Wuhan metropolitan area.