TSN → TXN

Mount Tai (Taishan)

The most famous of China's Five Great Mountains, visible as a massive granite massif rising abruptly from the surrounding plains near Tai'an.

Lake Dongping

A large, scenic lake situated at the foot of the western Shandong hills, providing a sharp contrast to the flat terrain.

Dabie Mountains

Rolling green ridges of the Dabie range become visible as the flight enters central Anhui, signaling the transition to southern topography.

Mount Huang (Huangshan)

During the descent, the world-famous granite peaks and 'sea of clouds' for which Huangshan is known are often visible to the west.

Ancient Huizhou Villages

Small clusters of white-walled, black-tiled traditional Huizhou architecture scattered among the valleys as you approach TXN airport.

Tianjin Urban Area

Vast views of the Tianjin Binhai industrial zones and the city's expanding southern suburbs shortly after takeoff.

Yellow River Bend

A clear view of the silt-heavy Yellow River as it meanders through the North China Plain towards the Bohai Sea.

The Grand Canal

Sections of the historic Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal are visible as straight, dark ribbons cutting through the agricultural landscape.

Lake Weishan

The largest freshwater lake in North China, appearing as a sprawling blue oasis amidst the dense farmland of Shandong.

Yangtze River Crossing

A massive silver thread representing the Yangtze River, usually spotted near the Anhui-Jiangsu border region.