Acrophobia is the fear of heights. We certainly hope you don’t have it.
If so, a trip to the Zhangjiajie and Tianmen mountains in China’s Tianmen
Mountain National Park may not be advised. However, if scenic routes that
will get your heart racing and truly exhilarating views are what you are
after, then this may be for you. The appropriately named Walk of Faith is a
glass walkway that is exactly what it says on the tin. Save for the hand
rails and metal and concrete supports, the 61 ft. walkway up the side of
the mountain is entirely glass, allowing walkers to view the staggering
height they are at, right beneath their feet, which is some 4,700 ft. above
sea level.
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