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Anand Mahindra Shares He Wouldn't Visit Vizag's New Glass Bridge. Find Out Why
The upcoming tourist spot lies only second in line to China's Zhangjiajie glass bridge in terms of height.
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China's First New Energy Skywalk Train Rolls Off Production Line: Video
A new skytrain project running on renewable energy was launched in China. It has glass on three sides, to give tourists on board a 270-degree view of the city, and will cover around 11.5km with four stations connecting tourist spots, the developer said.
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Too Scared To Walk, Tourist Dragged Across 500-Metre-High Glass Bridge
China cannot get enough of its sky-high glass bridges and neither can the Internet. In a new video going viral on Chinese social media, a terrified tourist had to be dragged across the Aizhai walkway that was recently opened to public.
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Watch: 600 Feet In The Sky, Workers Smash Glass Bridge
With just days to go for the opening of China's longest skywalk, workers have been busy running last-minute safety checks on the structure. By trying to break it with sledgehammers
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He Did 3 Push-Ups On Glass Floor 37 Storeys High. Video Is Dizzying
Stephen Curry got a first hand experience of "sky eyes" when he tried to overcome his fear and do push-ups on the 37-storey-high floor. And after just three push-ups, he bailed out and rolled away.
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World's Longest Skywalk Has Glass Bottom, 400 Feet Above Gaping Chasm
Suspended more than 120 metres (400 feet) above a gaping chasm, the world's longest cantilevered glass skywalk is delighting and terrifying visitors in China.
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Brave Child Drags Petrified Dad Along Glass Skywalk In Hilarious Video
Walking on a vertigo-inducing glass skywalk, way above the ground, may not be easy for many people. For one kid, however, it was no big deal. A video posted on the Trending in China Facebook page shows a three-year-old dragging his dad across a skywalk in China.
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1 Injured As Rolling Stones Hit Glass Skywalk Bridge In China
A tourist was injured by rolling stones on a glass skywalk in central China's Hunan province. Authorities in charge of the skywalk confirmed that the incident happened on September 13 at Panlongya glass skywalk, which is on a cliff edge on Tianmenshan Mountain in Zhangjiajie City.
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Anand Mahindra Shares He Wouldn't Visit Vizag's New Glass Bridge. Find Out Why
The upcoming tourist spot lies only second in line to China's Zhangjiajie glass bridge in terms of height.
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China's First New Energy Skywalk Train Rolls Off Production Line: Video
A new skytrain project running on renewable energy was launched in China. It has glass on three sides, to give tourists on board a 270-degree view of the city, and will cover around 11.5km with four stations connecting tourist spots, the developer said.
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Too Scared To Walk, Tourist Dragged Across 500-Metre-High Glass Bridge
China cannot get enough of its sky-high glass bridges and neither can the Internet. In a new video going viral on Chinese social media, a terrified tourist had to be dragged across the Aizhai walkway that was recently opened to public.
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Watch: 600 Feet In The Sky, Workers Smash Glass Bridge
With just days to go for the opening of China's longest skywalk, workers have been busy running last-minute safety checks on the structure. By trying to break it with sledgehammers
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He Did 3 Push-Ups On Glass Floor 37 Storeys High. Video Is Dizzying
Stephen Curry got a first hand experience of "sky eyes" when he tried to overcome his fear and do push-ups on the 37-storey-high floor. And after just three push-ups, he bailed out and rolled away.
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World's Longest Skywalk Has Glass Bottom, 400 Feet Above Gaping Chasm
Suspended more than 120 metres (400 feet) above a gaping chasm, the world's longest cantilevered glass skywalk is delighting and terrifying visitors in China.
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Brave Child Drags Petrified Dad Along Glass Skywalk In Hilarious Video
Walking on a vertigo-inducing glass skywalk, way above the ground, may not be easy for many people. For one kid, however, it was no big deal. A video posted on the Trending in China Facebook page shows a three-year-old dragging his dad across a skywalk in China.
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1 Injured As Rolling Stones Hit Glass Skywalk Bridge In China
A tourist was injured by rolling stones on a glass skywalk in central China's Hunan province. Authorities in charge of the skywalk confirmed that the incident happened on September 13 at Panlongya glass skywalk, which is on a cliff edge on Tianmenshan Mountain in Zhangjiajie City.
