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Avatar's Floating Mountains Exist In Real Life And They're In This Asian Country
The park features tall, pillar-like rock formations covered in greenery that appear to float amid clouds and mist.
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Chinese Tourist Spot That Inspired "Avatar" Has World's Highest Outdoor Lift
Towering more than 300 metres (1,000 feet) up the cliff face that inspired the landscape for the blockbuster movie "Avatar", the world's highest outdoor lift whisks brave tourists to breathtaking views.
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World's Longest, Highest Glass Bridge In China Reopens
The world's longest and highest glass bridge in China's Hunan province has been reopened for the public.
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World's Longest, Highest Glass Bridge To Open In China
The world's longest and highest glass bridge will open to visitors on Saturday in Hunan province of China, the management committee said.
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Tourists Test The Safety of 984-Foot High Chinese Glass Bridge - With Sledgehammers
Given that China seems to have over-invested in glass bridges over the past year or so, it's pretty important that they establish that the bridges are, you know, safe to walk on. And so, a brilliant plan was devised: invite tourists onto a bridge and have them smash it with a sledgehammer.
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Avatar's Floating Mountains Exist In Real Life And They're In This Asian Country
The park features tall, pillar-like rock formations covered in greenery that appear to float amid clouds and mist.
-
Chinese Tourist Spot That Inspired "Avatar" Has World's Highest Outdoor Lift
Towering more than 300 metres (1,000 feet) up the cliff face that inspired the landscape for the blockbuster movie "Avatar", the world's highest outdoor lift whisks brave tourists to breathtaking views.
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World's Longest, Highest Glass Bridge In China Reopens
The world's longest and highest glass bridge in China's Hunan province has been reopened for the public.
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World's Longest, Highest Glass Bridge To Open In China
The world's longest and highest glass bridge will open to visitors on Saturday in Hunan province of China, the management committee said.
-
Tourists Test The Safety of 984-Foot High Chinese Glass Bridge - With Sledgehammers
Given that China seems to have over-invested in glass bridges over the past year or so, it's pretty important that they establish that the bridges are, you know, safe to walk on. And so, a brilliant plan was devised: invite tourists onto a bridge and have them smash it with a sledgehammer.
