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Gathering of the Divine Soldiers

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The Gathering of the Divine Soldiers is one of the top ten most spectacular sights in Zhangjiajie. Here, 30 towering stone peaks rise abruptly from the ground, crowded together in a valley, creating a majestic and imposing scene that resembles a group of soldiers standing at attention in formation. Legend has it that this is where the divine soldiers of the Heavenly King Xiang gathered. Though the myth is unsubstantiated, such a dense and spectacular concentration of stone peaks is rare even in Wulingyuan. Descend via the Bailong Elevator to…

Gathering of the Divine Soldiers

The Gathering of the Divine Soldiers is one of the top ten most spectacular sights in Zhangjiajie. Here, 30 towering stone peaks rise abruptly from the ground, crowded together in a valley, creating a majestic and imposing scene that resembles a group of soldiers standing at attention in formation. Legend has it that this is where the divine soldiers of the Heavenly King Xiang gathered. Though the myth is unsubstantiated, such a dense and spectacular concentration of stone peaks is rare even in Wulingyuan. Descend via the Bailong Elevator to the lower valley, and you can admire the view from another angle, known as the "Forty-Eight Generals Rock."

Time Needed

1 hour

Transportation

Located within Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, accessible on foot or via local transportation.

Ticket

No separate ticket required

Included in the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park ticket; valid with the general park admission.

Opening Hours

7:00–18:00 (Zhangjiajie National Forest Park opening hours; closing time for ticket sales may vary by season. Please refer to the official notices at the scenic area on the day of your visit.)

Location

Within the Tianzi Mountain Scenic Area of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Wulingyuan District, Zhangjiajie City

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