Sleeping on a 1,600m high cliff: A new adventurous experience in Hunan, China

Visitors will experience the feeling of sleeping on a bed suspended at an altitude of 1,600m, of course with full safety equipment.

Visitors will experience the feeling of sleeping on a bed suspended at an altitude of 1,600m - Photo: Sohu

According to Xiaoxiang Morning News , a unique check-in spot on a steep cliff at Mangshan Wuzhifeng tourist area (Hunan, China) is attracting attention. This tourist area has just launched the adventurous activity of "sleeping on the cliff". The bed is placed precariously on the cliff at an altitude of 1,600m as part of a new mountain climbing project.

During a livestream with nearly 7,000 viewers, Mang Son Ngu Chi Phong management introduced this activity. The image of an employee sitting on a bed, wearing a safety belt next to a vertical cliff made many viewers wonder about the safety.

The bed is placed precariously on a cliff at an altitude of 1,600m, part of the new mountain climbing project of Mang Son Ngu Chi Phong tourist area (Hunan, China) - Photo: Sohu

According to the resort staff, the “sleeping on the cliff” activity will be put into operation from April 2025, as part of the “via ferrata” climbing experience package priced at 98 yuan (about 320,000 VND). Visitors will be asked to provide information about their weight, age, medical history and will always be equipped with a safety rope during the experience.

This employee also affirmed that the camera angle in the livestream video made the activity look more dangerous than it actually was, and that tourist safety is always a top priority.

The "sleeping on the cliff" activity will be put into operation from April 2025 - Photo: Sohu

Mangshan Wuzhifeng is the largest national forest park in Hunan province, famous for its rugged terrain, unique geological structure, and diverse fault, fold, and rock systems.

This place is also known as "the second Zhangjiajie of Hunan", or "Little Yellow Mountain".

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/ngu-tren-vach-nui-cheo-leo-cao-1-600m-trai-nghiem-mao-hiem-moi-tai-ho-nam-trung-quoc-20250509101548535.htm