Photo: Chi King · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Granite peaks wrapped in mist and gnarled pines in Anhui province. The mountains inspired centuries of Chinese landscape painting and are visible on flights across eastern China.
36Flight Routes
2 miClosest Pass
⛰️ MountainType
Routes that pass it36
BNE → LCY
Both Sides
LAX → HKT
Both Sides
LCY → BNE
Both Sides
ILO → LYR
Right
LYR → ILO
Left
KMG → PVG
Right
PVG → KMG
Left
CMB → SHA
Left
SHA → CMB
Right
CAN → YVR
Left
HKG → NKG
Right
NKG → HKG
Left
YVR → CAN
Right
CAN → YTY
Right
LHR → TSA
Left
TSA → LHR
Right
NKG → SIN
Left
SIN → NKG
Right
LCY → TSA
Left
TSA → LCY
Right
HGH → TFU
Left
KMG → SHA
Right
SHA → KMG
Left
TFU → HGH
Right
CTU → HGH
Right
HGH → CTU
Left
DAD → SEA
Left
SEA → DAD
Right
CAN → NKG
Right
NKG → CAN
Left
BNE → LHR
Left
LHR → BNE
Right
MNL → PEK
Left
PEK → MNL
Right
HKT → SJC
Right
SJC → HKT
Left
Tip: Visibility depends on cloud cover, time of day, and how close the flight path comes. Sit on the listed side for the best chance of a view. Morning and evening flights often offer the best lighting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see Huangshan (Yellow Mountains) from a plane?
Yes — 36 flight routes pass within 25 miles of Huangshan (Yellow Mountains). The closest routes include Brisbane to London, Los Angeles to Phuket, London to Brisbane. The landmark is visible from both sides, with the landmark passing about 2 miles away.
Which side of the plane is best for viewing Huangshan (Yellow Mountains)?
The best side varies by route. For the most common routes near Huangshan (Yellow Mountains): on a Brisbane to London flight, visible from both sides; on a Los Angeles to Phuket flight, visible from both sides; on a London to Brisbane flight, visible from both sides.