Construct the nape of the hair with the glass bridge in the deep

A group of tourists must be brave and difficult to understand how dizzying feeling is on the altitude, when they become the first tourists to cross the bridge with glass 430m long, 6m wide, connecting 2 cliffs in Zhangjiajie National Park, Hunan Province (China).

The longest glass bridge in the world

Inaugurated in July, this bridge set the record for the world's longest and tallest glass bridge.

On the internet there are many images showing that there are tourists who have to hold each other's hands in fear to harden when they stand on the bridge that can see down below. A female tourist was so scared that she sat down, clutched the bridge wall and a friend had to pull away.

Previously here was a wooden bridge. In 2014, part of the bridge was replaced with glass to attract the fearless tourists. However, over the past time, 11 engineers have replaced all wooden planks with glass panels and turned it into the world's first glass-paved bridge.

According to reporters, many tourists are so afraid that they cannot step on the bridge, while many people hold hands. Some people dare not look down. When walking on the bridge, it is still swaying slightly and this is the purpose of the construction engineers to increase fear when visitors experience this dreadful challenge.

This glass bridge connects two cliffs in Zhangjiajie National Park.

However, those who have the courage, overcome the fear can admire the beauty of the wonderful park of the national park and the scenery below. Truong Gia Gioi National Park is a popular tourist destination with an area of ​​56km.

The person walking on the bridge was given special shoes although it was designed to withstand the force.

This work is also called the 'hero's bridge' because to pass through this bridge, there is a need for certain courage. But many people worry about the safety of the bridge. But they can be assured, because the glass panels installed on the bridge are 25 times stronger than regular window glass. They can withstand the force, but visitors are still given special shoes when crossing the bridge.

If you get rid of fear, visitors can admire the landscape here.

In the past few years, China has built more and more glass bridges to attract those who like to find fear. Most recently, a glass elevator was inaugurated in Hubei Province, Central China, and so visitors can get to the summit faster. This elevator is installed on a cliff and 354m above sea level. When reaching the top of the mountain, visitors can walk along a glass bridge to admire the landscape.

Earlier this year, Chongqing also inaugurated the world's longest bridge with glass floors. Another bridge is being built on a gorge in Zhangjiajie. When completed, it can hold up to 800 people at once.