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WNZ → KMG
Which side of the plane to sit from Wenzhou Longwan International Airport (Wenzhou) to Kunming Changshui International Airport (Kunming)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers spectacular views of the Wuyi Mountains and the iconic karst landscape of Guizhou, culminating in a beautiful approach over Dianchi Lake.
Wenzhou Bay
Stunning views of the East China Sea coastline and Oujiang River mouth immediately after takeoff.
Wuyi Mountains
Crossing the rugged green peaks of northern Fujian, a region famous for its scenic UNESCO-listed terrain.
Guizhou Karst
Dramatic limestone peak forests and deep river valleys characteristic of the South China Karst topography.
Dianchi Lake
A grand view of Yunnan's largest freshwater lake, often visible on the left during the descent into Kunming.
Choose a window seat behind the wing to capture the karst clusters of southern Guizhou without obstruction. For the best landing views of Dianchi Lake, evening flights during sunset are particularly breathtaking as the water reflects the sky.
Yandang Mountain
Sharp rhyolite peaks and steep cliffs visible shortly after departing from the Wenzhou area.
Changsha City
Aerial perspective of the sprawling urban center of Hunan and the winding Xiang River.
Guizhou Bridges
Look for some of the world's highest suspension bridges spanning deep mountain gorges in western Guizhou.
Kunming Skyline
Comprehensive views of the Spring City urban core as the aircraft maneuvers for landing at Changshui.
The right side is excellent for spotting world-class engineering feats like the high-altitude bridges in Guizhou. Early morning flights typically offer the clearest views of the terrain before afternoon haze develops over the plains.
Distance: 1,809 km (1,124 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 2 hrs 25 min
Departure: WNZ (27.912201, 120.851997)
Arrival: KMG (25.101944399999997, 102.9291667)
Route Type: Domestic
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