90kg tourist confidently walks through narrow canyon and has a funny ending

CHINA - Despite warnings from the scenic area's security guards, a male tourist weighing about 90kg still decided to enter a narrow ravine and got stuck inside.

According to the video recorded by someone, this man appeared at the entrance of Ich Thien Thien cave, in the Thai Moc Son scenic area (Fujian province, China) on the afternoon of October 6.

Because he wanted to conquer the challenge, he chose a narrow path between two rocky crevices.

Many people crowded outside because the 90kg tourist was stuck. Screenshot

The security guard of the scenic area warned the tourist because he was tall and weighed about 90kg, but he still insisted on entering. Just a few minutes later, the male tourist was almost unable to move, falling into a "dilemma", leaving many people behind him unable to move, Jimu News reported.

A video of the hilarious incident quickly went viral on Chinese social media. The person who posted it said the tourist was lucky to escape but did not share any details.

A representative of the Thai Moc Son Scenic Area Management Board said that because the incident was not too serious, there was no need to mobilize rescue forces.

Recently, the narrow canyon road in front of Ich Thien Thien cave has often caused tourists to get stuck, but most of them can get out by themselves after a few adjustments.

Oversized visitors are advised to take the outside route. Photo: Jimu News

The management recommends that people with larger bodies choose the wider paths, instead of trying the narrow ones. These paths are designed for adventurous visitors who like to explore .

When asked about placing weight limit warning signs, the representative of the scenic spot said this was unlikely to be feasible.

“Even though they have the same weight, depending on their flexibility and body shape, some people can easily overcome it, while others cannot. Therefore, we cannot apply a unified weight standard,” he said.

Taimushan Scenic Area is located in Ningde City, Fujian Province, China, and is known as "The world's number one coastal mountain".

This place is famous for its majestic landscape, strangely shaped natural granite rocks, magical caves and year-round white mist, creating a beauty that is both sacred and poetic.

According to legend, this was once the place where the fairy Thai Moc practiced - who taught the locals the craft of weaving.

Nowadays, Thai Moc Son attracts tourists by the harmony between amazing natural scenery, unique folk culture and pure mountain air.

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