TLV → HKG

The Dead Sea

A spectacular view of the lowest point on Earth, with turquoise waters and white salt formations visible shortly after departure.

Rub' al Khali

Cross the 'Empty Quarter,' the world's largest sand desert, featuring mesmerizing linear dunes and deep orange sands.

Persian Gulf Coast

Potential views of the glittering lights or coastlines of cities like Dubai or Muscat depending on the corridor taken.

Indian West Coast

Watch for the transition from the Arabian Sea to the Indian subcontinent, often crossing near the bustling coast of Mumbai.

Lantau Island

During the descent into HKG, look for the Tian Tan Buddha statue and the lush, mountainous terrain of Lantau.

Judean Mountains

Look out shortly after takeoff for the rugged, historical limestone hills surrounding the approach to Jerusalem.

Zagros Mountains

Depending on the specific airway, the northern horizon may reveal the dramatic, snow-capped peaks of the Iranian plateau.

Shenzhen Skyline

On the final descent, the left side often provides views of the massive urban sprawl and skyscrapers of the Pearl River Delta.

Red River Delta

As the flight crosses Northern Vietnam, the intricate patterns of the river systems are frequently visible.