To JUZ?
Tip: Sit on the left side for landing.
The approach provides a scenic vista of the Qu River and the city's modern architecture, set against the backdrop of the region's verdant, rolling hills.
The approach provides a scenic vista of the Qu River and the city's modern architecture, set against the backdrop of the region's verdant, rolling hills.
The right side provides a more dramatic topographical experience, featuring the iconic Mount Tai, the rugged Dabie Mountains, and the stunning Thousand Island Lake during the descent into Quzhou.
The left side offers spectacular views of Fujian's interior mountain ranges, including the world-famous Wuyi Mountains and the unique Danxia landforms of Jianglang Mountain near the descent into Quzhou.
The right side offers a superior vantage point for the dramatic UNESCO-listed Wuyi Mountain peaks and the scenic transition from the South China Sea coastline to the lush, mountainous interior of Zhejiang province.