It's called Haohan Qiao -- Brave Men's Bridge in English. The 300-meter-long overpass in Shiniuzai National Park in southern China has a bottom made of glass, allowing walkers to see the stomach-churning view below their feet.
Brave Men's Bridge —
It's called Haohan Qiao -- Brave Men's Bridge in English. The 300-meter-long overpass in Shiniuzai National Park in southern China has a bottom made of glass, allowing walkers to see the stomach-churning view below their feet.
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Hovering 180 meters over ground, the span was originally made of wood. It's been converted to a glass walkway over the past year.
Transformation —
Hovering 180 meters over ground, the span was originally made of wood. It's been converted to a glass walkway over the past year.
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The bridge opened just in time for Golden Week, the biggest week for tourism in China. It begins on October 1 -- China's National Day.
Just in time —
The bridge opened just in time for Golden Week, the biggest week for tourism in China. It begins on October 1 -- China's National Day.
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Also in Hunan Province, another glass-bottomed suspension bridge is planned for the Zhangjiajie Great Canyon area. When completed, the structure will be the world's highest and longest glass bridge.
Opening soon —
Also in Hunan Province, another glass-bottomed suspension bridge is planned for the Zhangjiajie Great Canyon area. When completed, the structure will be the world's highest and longest glass bridge.
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Hunan Province, home to striking quartz cliffs and scenery, is a popular tourist destination. Part of it is said to have inspired the creation of "Pandora" in James Cameron's "Avatar."
Real life 'Pandora' —
Hunan Province, home to striking quartz cliffs and scenery, is a popular tourist destination. Part of it is said to have inspired the creation of "Pandora" in James Cameron's "Avatar."
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A dizzying glass floor was installed in the Eiffel Tower in October 2014.
Eiffel Tower —
A dizzying glass floor was installed in the Eiffel Tower in October 2014.
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A glass floor installed high above London's Tower Bridge opened to the public in 2014. It created headlines shortly after when someone dropped a bottle, causing the upper layer of one of the glass panels to shatter.
London's Tower Bridge —
A glass floor installed high above London's Tower Bridge opened to the public in 2014. It created headlines shortly after when someone dropped a bottle, causing the upper layer of one of the glass panels to shatter.
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At the Grand Canyon, the Skywalk reaches out over a drop of 1,450 meters.
Grand Canyon Skywalk —
At the Grand Canyon, the Skywalk reaches out over a drop of 1,450 meters.
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Chicago's Skydeck looks down from the 99th floor of the Willis Tower, attracting more than 1.5 million visitors each year.
High up and windy —
Chicago's Skydeck looks down from the 99th floor of the Willis Tower, attracting more than 1.5 million visitors each year.
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