
World's highest bungee jump: Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, the world's highest glass-bottom bridge, will open the world's highest bungee jump in August 2018.

Bungee Jump Challenge: Before opening to the public, a Bungee Jump Challenge was recently held at the bridge to promote the new attraction. Bungee enthusiasts from around the world were invited to try it out.

New bucket list item: Beau Retallick -- operator of the bungee jump and a record-holding bungee-jumping veteran -- hopped off the bridge with a mini bike during the challenge.

World's highest glass bridge: The Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, opened in 2016, stretches 430 meters over a 300-meter-deep valley between two cliffs in the beautiful Zhangjiajie Park, which is said to have inspired the scenery for the sci-fi movie "Avatar."

An unobstructed view: "Thanks to the glass-bottom walkway, visitors on the bridge can just look down and see someone bungee-jumping," says Joe Chen, deputy general manager of Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Tourism Management.

Feel-falling: "It'll be different from the Macau Tower Bungy Jump because bungee-jumping off a bridge doesn't require a guided cable so you'll have the feeling of free-falling," Chen adds.

Coming this summer: Various safety tests on the bungee jump have been conducted. The attraction is scheduled to open in August 2018.

Bungee-themed bar: A bungee-themed bar and restaurant, located at the end of the bridge, will also open in August.

Future plans: The scenic park is getting a few major upgrades in the coming years. A new slide and the world's longest swing are some of the planned attractions.


