The "Coiling Dragon Cliff" skywalk offers stunning views of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, but is not for the faint hearted.
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The 100-metre section overlooks the Tianmen Tongtian Avenue
Brave
hikers can now test their resolve after a glass-bottomed walkway was
opened along the sheer face of Tianmen Mountain in China's Hunan
province.
Dubbed the "Coiling Dragon Cliff" skywalk, the clear glass walkway overlooks a 984ft drop in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.
It runs for 100 metres along the cliff face and looks out on Tianmen Tongtian Avenue, a road which has 99 turns that switch back and forth up the mountainside.
It is the third glass walkway along the mountain and follows the construction of a glass-bottomed suspension bridge spanning a crevasse in Stone Buddha Mountain, Shiniuzhai Geopark, last year.
For the squeamish or those susceptible to vertigo, there is a cable car ride to the top of the mountain.
It runs for 100 metres along the cliff face and looks out on Tianmen Tongtian Avenue, a road which has 99 turns that switch back and forth up the mountainside.
It is the third glass walkway along the mountain and follows the construction of a glass-bottomed suspension bridge spanning a crevasse in Stone Buddha Mountain, Shiniuzhai Geopark, last year.
For the squeamish or those susceptible to vertigo, there is a cable car ride to the top of the mountain.
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