Stretching 380m across a section of Zhangjiajie ... Walking down the glass-bottomed bridge (Credit: Haim Dotan Architects) With a suspension constructed only of two side steel beams, banisters ...

Across China’s Zhangjiajie ... the Brave Man’s Bridge opened in Shiniuzhai National Geologic Park, also in the Hunan province. A glass walkway built into the side of the Henan province ...

Another frighteningly high glass-bottomed ... a very clear view of the plunging valley on the other side of the barrier, according to People's Daily Online. Scroll down for video Coiling Dragon ...

The worst offender was the Zhangjiajie ... the glass panels were so scuffed up that I was mostly looking at scratches and reflections when I looked down anyways. On the flip side, the view was ...

The specs are jaw-dropping: the bridge is 430 meters (approximately 1,410 feet) long, is 6 meters (20 feet) wide, and is comprised of 99 three-layer transparent glass panes through which visitors can ...

Breaking records at 430m long, and measuring just six metres wide, the glass-bottomed skywalk hangs 300m above a canyon in the Tianmenshan National Forest Park in Hunan province, in central China.

One of the park’s most awe-inspiring attractions is the Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge, suspended a dizzying ... Built into the side of a sandstone cliff, the elevator soars 326 meters high ...

In July, China will debut the world’s longest and highest glass-bottom bridge for thrill-seeking tourists to get one-of-a-kind views of the Wulingyuan area. Located in Zhangjiajie, a scenic ...

Zhangjiajie is ... safe mother Earth on to the Glass Bridge crossing China’s Grand Canyon was a bigger challenge than I expected, but I made it to the other side, even lounging on the glass ...

Aerial view of Zhangjiajie ... while shutting down or upgrading its traditional industries. Glass bridges can be found in other parts of China, including Zhangjiajie, a famous tourist destination, ...

Taiwan has opened a glass bottomed bridge hovering 288 feet above a picturesque valley giving spectacular views, not only across, but for those brave enough to look down through the glass floor.