Nestled among the majestic peaks of Huangshan – one of the UNESCO-recognized landscapes, Fairyland Bridge is not only an enchanting destination but also a dramatic challenge for intrepid travelers.
Built in 1987, this bridge has a compact design but is located at a dizzying height of 518 meters above the ground. Just one step onto the bridge, visitors will feel like they are floating in the middle of a sea of clouds, entering a magical world that only exists in fairy tales.
The bridge, officially called Buxian Bridge, is located in the Xihai Grand Canyon, in the Huangshan Mountains, Anhui Province, China. To get there, visitors must travel through winding trails and tunnels cut through cliffs. It is a challenging but also extremely spectacular journey.
Although only a few meters long, the height and the majestic natural scenery around it have turned Tien Canh Bridge into one of the most unique and terrifying bridges in the world.
Stepping onto the bridge, visitors will feel the mystery and awe as they look down into the deep abyss below. For those who are afraid of heights, this is definitely a challenging experience.
A Tripadvisor traveler with the nickname 'Hoben01' in California, USA advised that those with weak hearts should not look down.
However, for those brave enough, the reward is one of the most spectacular views in the world.
Another tourist, 'elvi6' from Vienna, Austria, shared: "I felt like a princess. Everything around me seemed to come out of a fairy tale." She also emphasized that if you come to Huangshan, this is a place not to be missed.
Not only famous for the Fairyland Bridge, Huangshan is also known as "the most charming mountain in China", attracting tourists, poets, painters and photographers from all over the world.
According to UNESCO, Huangshan possesses a spectacular landscape with steep cliffs, ancient pine forests and floating seas of clouds. This is truly a paradise for those who are passionate about exploring and want to enjoy the magical beauty of nature.
(According to 24h)
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