We live in a greenhouse, and many of us now choose thrilling and exciting projects when we go out to play, such as bungee jumping, roller coasters, skydiving, rafting, etc. Among them, the most common is to watch the scenery on the glass walkway. So, where are there glass walkways in our country? Which glass walkways are more fun? Below, the editor will recommend them one by one.
Since the construction of the glass walkway in Tianmen Mountain, Zhangjiajie, glass walkways have sprung up in scenic spots across the country. This popular and exciting project has made many people walk down on their knees.
If the feeling of having a thousand-foot abyss under your feet can’t satisfy your curiosity, then can you really stay calm with the following glass walkways?
1、Glass walkway in Dongtaihang Scenic Area, North Handan – It “broke” when I worked up the courage to walk on the glass walkway!
During the National Day holiday this year, the video of the glass walkway in Dongtaihang Scenic Area in Handan, Hebei, scaring tourists went viral online. The editor was also quite shocked when I saw it for the first time.
What caused such a strong reaction from the tourists?
It turned out that it was the technical effect of the broken glass on the glass walkway.
It is reported that the walkway is built on a mountainside at an altitude of 1180 meters, with a thousand-foot abyss below. There are several adjacent “broken glass” with human body sensing function, which start to break as people move, accompanied by the sound of “click, click”. The effect is extremely realistic.
For some people, it takes a lot of courage to walk on a glass walkway. This broken glass effect, I don’t know how much impact it will have on these tourists!
2、3D glass bridge in Shapotou Scenic Area, Zhongwei, Ningxia – It was already scary enough to face the Yellow River directly, but it also has 3D paintings!
This deadly trick doesn’t cross mountains or hang in the air, but spans the entire Yellow River. More importantly, it’s a 3D glass bridge!
The glass bridge is 10 meters vertically above the river, with a total length of 210 meters.
Walking on the glass bridge, the roaring Yellow River water is right under your feet.
The swaying waves and roaring water make people dizzy.
The 3D painting, which makes you feel like you are there, seems to have cut off the glass, which is the original carrier, so that people are like walking on the Yellow River, and they must step on the “stones”, otherwise they will fall into the river if they are not careful.
3、”First Sky Hanging Corridor” in Chongqing Wansheng Dreamland Ordovician Theme Park – It’s not only suspended, but the bottom is also a metal railing!
Remember the high-altitude walking, glass suspension bridge, and cliff swing in Chongqing Wansheng Dreamland Ordovician Theme Park?
Another project – Cloud Corridor Bridge – Chongqing’s “First Sky Hanging Corridor” – the glass corridor that makes your legs go weak just by looking at the pictures is currently the longest cantilevered aerial glass corridor in the world. It is shaped like an “A” and extends outwards, with the road surface getting narrower and narrower.
What’s even scarier is that on the 150-meter high cliff, there is only a metal railing under your feet, and the railings on both sides are completely transparent. When you walk on it, you always worry that you will step into the air…
After seeing all this, the editor just wants to say that the city knows how to play. These exciting projects have captured the consumer psychology of young people, making them a highlight of the scenic area.
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