Скачать или смотреть NO Solo! SKY Cliff Trail MUST with Safety Equipment, CHINA XI’AN Tour of Huashan Mountain

Today we will challenge to go through the Sky Path of Huashan - Mount Hua, the most dangerous of China's five mountains. Let’s experience the heart-stopping sense of excitement together!

00:00 Intro
03:40 down Cliff
08:09 cross the Path
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Huashan - Mount Hua, located in Xi'an, China, is one of the five most famous mountains in China, known for its steepness, and Mount Hua's South Peak (2154.90 meters above sea level) is also the highest peak among the Five Mountains.

The Long Sky Path is one of the dangerous attractions of Mount Huashan, and in order to ensure the safety of tourists, single participation is strictly prohibited! All visitors must wear insurance ropes!

The path (about 100 meters long) is located on the highest peak of Mount Hua - South Peak of the east side of the mountainside, built on the bare wall, really close to the vertical 90 degrees, up to look at the top, down two or three hundred meters to see the bottom of the valley. The trestle is completely suspended in the air, without any railing, and you can only hold on to the iron cable on the side of the cliff wall. Feet are inserted into the rock wall of the iron rod, or chiseled stone holes, part of the section paved with wooden planks, but the width of only 30 centimeters or so. Because of the long sky trestle close to the cliff-hanging in the air, the challengers are full of temptation!

The Long Hollow Path has been in existence since ancient times and has a history of more than 700 years. It is the first generation of Huashan sect master He Zhizhen of the Yuan Dynasty, who built the Path for the sake of meditation and immortality far away from the world and built it by setting stone nails and erecting rafters on the 10,000-foot cliffs.