As visitors flock to China’s stunning Zhangjiajie Forest Park, just a few dozen miles away a government-ordered mass cleanup operation is now underway as crews haul bags of trash out of ancient caves.

With a 900 metre drop, the God’s Window Skywalk will be higher than the Grand Canyon Skywalk, which stands between 150m and 280m, and the Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge in China, which is 260m at its ...

Spanning 77 metres (length) and 10 metres (width), it is a bowstring arch-type bridge with a 2.5-metre-wide section in the centre made of glass, which offers a view of the blue sea.

The Zhangjiajie sky-high dystopian forest in China and its breathtaking glass bridge 1,000 feet above ground are a sight to behold. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

It is home to over 3,000 sandstone pillars and peaks, many over 600 feet high. The area, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992, also features picturesque ravines, gorges, streams, pools ...

To solve this problem and encourage more visitors, a glass double-deck elevator was constructed in October 1999, built onto the side of a cliff at an incredible height of 326 metres.

The locomotives ran side-by-side to put maximum strain on each of the girders. Thankfully, the test was successful! In 1936, when our photograph was taken, the Redheugh Bridge was on to its second ...

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Sky Haus, located at 6301 Melville Dr. in the Oakland Hills, features a 1,000-square-foot glass veranda and is on the market for $2.7 million.

I walked China's most exhilarating glass bridge at Zhangjiajie. The Chinese national park that inspired Avatar is home to some of the country's most breathtaking, white-knuckle tourist attractions.

With a single step, I find myself suspended over the edge of a 1400m drop, with only a layer of glass between me and the dizzying abyss below. It is challenging to move one foot in front of the other.