华山 Hua Shan Cliffside Plank Walk

Walking the plank walk at Mount Hua (Hua Shan) located near the city of Huayin in Shaanxi province, about 120 kilometres east of Xi'an, China. This video was taken in May 2014.

[@dragondescendant1]

For those who built the structure on this mountain, I salute them for their bravery.

[@vincentsong1355]

Taoists built these things so they could get closer to Nature. It took four or five hundred years.

[@bittij8827]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2WthZ-hnLqAd5o this is done by village ppl

[@bogart5131]

@@vincentsong1355 how do you know that it was 400 years?......

[@ANGELSURS]

I don't

[@dragondescendant1]

@@bogart5131 many great architectures in China were built many hundreds years ago. Magnificent Daming palace was built a thousand years ago during the Tang dynasty, Great Wall of China was before that. First canals in the world were also built by Chinese during the Sui dynasty. 400 years old structures are everywhere in China.

[@aliceli4026]

I climbed this mountain in 1996 on foot without using special safety equipment except for the tough metal chains everywhere there. It's not so scary as long as you don't always look down at the cliff... And there were some old local men climbing up and down very swiftly with baskets full of goods /food on their back! We climbed up to the top overnight, saw the sunrise without sleeping, and went down still on foot through less steep but much longer way. It was an amazing, really exhausting but unforgettable experience. I am over 40 now so that will be the precious memory of my past youth.

[@yaosenmin2421]

haha exactly, I climbed in 2014. We wanted to see sunrise so we start climbing one day before, 10pm, nothing serious😂

[@carolineachayo1930]

Are you dreaming!! What!!! I salute you

[@aliceli4026]

Nothing special actually. I saw lots of people who were there climbing like we did.

[@xsoireg]

还这么年轻哦

[@Jauhartkt]

I climped in 2016

[@guntramlampert3964]

Did this very plank walk in the summer of 1991. And there was only the chain to hold on to. No safety line, nothing. I almost fainted. And I did the plank walk in the morning, after going up the mountain all night from the railway station, where we had arrived in the evening. It was a day I will never forget.

[@Voltomess]

NO not possible that there was only chain to hold NO WAY!!!

[@guntramlampert3964]

​@@Voltomess I assure you, it was as I stated. It was horrifying. More than one time I thought I would die. After that experience, I developed fear of height, and was unable to climb on ladders more than, say, two meters high for quite some time. I almost could not complete work in my house because of the massive fear of height I developed after that plank walk. Only during the last ten years, that fear became less intense. I just checked my archive and found two slides from our trip in 1991. They clearly show that there is no saftety line, just the chain. I will digitize them with my macro lens and send them to you. I just need your e-mail address.

[@judykraska400]

But did anyone tell you to do this under such conditions...I would never do such stupid thing. I do not need this type of adrenaline. For me safe walks in Mountains and on sea sides are enough. If people need such challenge it’s fine, but don’t complain.

[@guntramlampert3964]

@@judykraska400 Judy, in fact, I did not know what was awaiting me. All I knew was that we were going to see some holy (?) chinese signs carved into stone. When began descending that ladder, the slope was gentle. After a few meters, I turned around and stared into the abyss. I could not revert, and thought, well, it can't get any worse. But worse it got. Generally, I do not take risks. This whole thing came as a complete surprise. I acquired a fear of heights as a result of this traumatic experience. Only now, after over 30 years, I can climb a ladder to heights exceeding, say, two and a half meters.

[@caspeansea9619]

Where are you from bro.?

[@langsyphothivongsa3802]

OMG! My legs are shaking just by watching this in the comfort of my couch!

[@mohdfahmi4787]

Same like😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️

[@kakocusezvat7508]

How crazy is the fact that it is actually a two-way walk!!! And people passing each other going the opposite directions, it's unbelievable. I'm so glad I was able to see this from the comfort of my sofa-bed (because I would never dare go there myself), thanks for sharing and congrats on your courage!

[@nokap2695]

9:35

[@rexasaurus3853]

Agreed. Just watching these people shove past each other is to much.

[@user-dv5yg7ob8l]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHjLlo2KebCjgbs🌹

[@mm-rz9wr]

In Europe it could ever be possible!

[@matteobrandani6629]

Not courage, only insanity! Only in china this!

[@marcusaurelius7039]

On my list of things to NEVER do.

[@shobhitdevi4859]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CANAL-1607]

😅

[@CANAL-1607]

I think this people doesn't love their life.

[@suhanihawa5806]

All these are mad

[@raulpadillagonzalez659]

Adrenaline brings power

[@bombshellbeauty3160]

Thanks for sharing, I could never do this but I love the fact that you had this experience and shared it

[@aka99]

Yepp Yepp like me.

[@user-iz8sx3yn1b]

我在20岁时登上华山，并在没有保护的情况下走过华山栈道。 我现在60岁了，只有年轻才会有那样的勇气，

[@ericmathison6205]

When I was at Hua Shan in 1979, they didn't provide us with any safety cables. It was a bit scary. But they offered parachutes for a price. I was in college at the time and had barely any money. So I went with no parachute / safety equipment. Good times. Be safe. - Hans from Stuttgart

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

peekaboo peekaboo Hi, Hans -- what did the guy said to his female companion on 1:33 ? -- when was putting on the harness.

[@ericmathison6205]

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 he said: "you don't want to hang at this thing there."

[@missprimrose4132]

Well looks like the equipment they provide is flimsy and will not prevent a fall. A persons arms can easily fall through that well worn shoulder strap & cable. So basically everybody is still free climbing up there. I wonder how many deaths have occurred on this trail?

[@ziconghuang7139]

LMAO parachutes🤣🤣🤣🤣 brilliant idea🤣🤣🤣

[@ziconghuang7139]

Crazy world

[@454fawaz]

How beautiful to walk on the ground, shop and take pictures on the banks of the rivers and among the trees and look at the beach at sunset.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Hahaha, I agree with you.

[@454fawaz]

@@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212 🤣🤣😅😅

[@Persianking1997]

Totally agree with you. 🤝

[@454fawaz]

@Primitive Math hahah you have to be an ibex to climb this summit .

[@wandafranco5918]

Bem melhor , lindo e seguro . Sem necessidade de se arriscar numa tremenda loucura dessa.

[@saluzhinanoronha5554]

God bless you both you both are such a brave God bless you I enjoyed the blog coz of you two it's not so easy or fun at least you took such an efforts that I really appreciate you both if i was in your place I never go and first of all I'll get running from the site 🤲thanks a lot 🤲🤞✌️👍🤲👏👌🤲

[@timmyfung01]

those wood planks have amazing strength, they have been around for a long time, and every day they support weights of hundreds of tourists crossing it.

[@sengang4873]

Though it must be a great experience to climb that cliff but am amaze by how the workers must have built those chains and iron stairs, wooden planks, stone carve stairs, and those small hollow square box shape to put the feet inside while walking . Big salute to them 👏💐💐

[@laicheewai8264]

I was wondering about it too. Also wondering was, if those ancient warriors and fugitives seeking refuge, how the hell did they manage to reach the peak or, maybe died b4 reaching the peak.

[@Vlad-bs1js]

probably a great experience if you manage to do it when there are fewer people around. Nature and crowds really don't mix well imo

[@nx1560]

I was wondering, was there any accidents occured among the workers during those period of set this things up

[@yoboiigio4614]

They had ropes lol

[@provisionalhypothesis]

@@laicheewai8264 well they do say dead men tell no tales, lol

[@abenilotha492]

This adventure is definitely not for bitty hearts like me.These people are really brave to take up such a challenge.By just looking at the video itself is giving me chills!!!

[@elyt]

Lol correct!

[@jitendrabhojwani9903]

Same with me I HV Acrophobia...

[@alanrogs3990]

What you say is true but I lived in China and Chinese seem to have a different way of thinking about these things. They fear death but at the same time they don't respect life (even their own) 🤣 It's weird.

[@ayusoraua570]

you gotta consume adderall before hiking this

[@xenarr6735]

My legs are weak just looking at the video, very very brave people, thankyou for sharing.✌️

[@danielmartin7838]

That is hands down one of the most awesome things I’ve ever seen. We need some of these in America!

[@sampraz1990]

America and Canada is too pussy for this.

[@junzhao00]

30 years ago when I walked the plank there were no harness. Only safety measure was the chain fixed on the cliff for you to hold. And I made sure I had one hand holding the chain at any time. The guy in front of me was so nonchalant that he held then let go as he walked, since he was carrying one handbag in his left hand. Nerve of steel.

[@user-rm3uu1kk4s]

🙄

[@lukaskarl9126]

it indicates that Chinese workers were so brave and talented.

[@zhangdayu2206]

Lukas Karl it was built first by Taoists.

[@user-gp9rz9xz5s]

Yep, it built by Taoists in thousands years ago.

[@bonniejohn6766]

chinese people just make stupid traffic because most of them being tourist in their own place and make this more unsafe to many people..they stupid just make real tourist explore with less traffic so they can go fast and more saftey..you can hear he sya it is more crowded,crowded with who you guess?their own chinese tourist wanna be...

[@celdo84]

Looks very overcrowded, like mt everest

[@bonniejohn6766]

@@celdo84 but the challange is diffrent,mount everest so cold and just a thin air to breath,and this one is normal but they should give more tourist from other country a chance to explore the place rather than local,the cable cant support if more people hanging there..

[@user-dt8tc6ys4n]

чуть не умерла от инфаркта,пока смотрела!!!

[@madukahemamali2481]

Yes

[@ozoda1310]

Я тоже 😊

[@debmann6145]

This will never end up on my bucket list!

[@kofildata8378]

This road was first built by a taoist He Zhizhen(1212～1299) who was also known as a stonemason. Before the road finished, he had already built over 70 caves to help taoists cultivate. At the end of the road was the cave he lived for avoiding interfere from disciples and government.

[@adityamohanty9474]

So it's basically tax evasion

[@rocksnow7282]

@@adityamohanty9474 hhhhh During his time it was Yuan dynasty, a dynasty build by the mongols after they conquered China, so this taoist was avoiding them actually.

[@user-uu8nq8mb2t]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYunm5-wh8mlrbM

[@MrIrondollfie]

But Yuan was actually quite supportive to Taoism. Both Genghis and Kublai were fans of some Taoists.

[@BoleDaPole]

Wow this is an affront to communist way of thinking. Why didn't Mao have this place blown to bits with tnt??

[@djembe555]

I can’t even imagine how many fatalities they must have every year. By the looks of this with two way traffic and many experienced people in a confined space gives me the Hibee jibees

[@bentownsend4017]

It doesn't look that dangerous?

[@lruss5050]

I can watch this from the safety of my living room . You could never get me up there!😊

[@paulavang2987]

My gos my heart keep jumping up and down I start to breathe harder my hold body is shaking feel like I am in there with them scare to look down thank you for sharing.

[@samwang5831]

This was built over 700 years ago by a recluse who lived in the moutain. I do not know how well it is maintained but the plank looks pretty old to me. If you talk to the locals they will tell you how many people died falling off the plank. Some were suicides, some were due to snapped chains, some were plain stupid- like taking a selfie.

[@user-je5si1fs9c]

缅怀那些一代代的开山之人，我去华山，听讲过那些路的开辟历程，还有很多华山的传说，我只能说，那是一趟绝对值得门票的旅程。

[@zaurzaur1409]

Вы ещё не слышали легенду про шарвили))) 😆

[@alesto3202]

@ZIYUAN ZHANG 宝莲灯，沉香劈华山救母

[@jeremyf1400]

not the best video to watch before bed.. my heart is pounding

[@harveydon8342]

This mountain is very charming. I climbed it last year and also went this place which was called 长空栈道 in Chinese. It's impressive.

[@sosole888]

When I went, there was no safety cables, nothing, just planks and a loose cable on the wall for you to hang on. Just three plank wide, some local kids were chasing each other up and down, duck under you .. "excuse me, uncle", and ran by you. When I reach the end, relaxing at the platform, saw three ladies crawl on the planks to reach the platform. I asked them if they are scare, "Of course, but still got to do it". Amazing.

[@watanrockstar]

Very nice

[@kcpopoo]

You know what, I'll enjoy the scenery and the mountain from afar, on a flat space where my feet touch the ground and my legs are not shaking... But you do you... 👏

[@user-fw1ht3io9p]

Дух захватывает от увиденного, мое восхищение, гордость за людей, что такое сделали в горах для туристов, это фантастика для меня, как!? Как такое смогли построить????? Мое почтение , уважение ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😊🥰🤔🤔🤔. А эти смелые туристы!!! Сильные духом!🙋 Всем привет из России!

[@rnagamano7607]

wow amazing and beautiful place 😍😍

[@jaysonallen3100]

Good thing I was sitting on the toilet when I started watching this!

[@abduljalil1628]

haha

[@giovannapeters8912]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Lobo47478]

Jayson Allen 🤣

[@mohsopian7639]

😎😆

[@victoryang3220]

U r like me too sitting in the toilet haha 😄

[@siddharthshah3170]

My hand n legs starts shaking nd I already died while watching this..

[@youyobush7597]

Me too

[@radigass]

But did u die? Lol

[@Aguyonfire12]

My hands and legs shiverd when i watched this

[@marcuspo5211]

😂😂

[@wnd9434]

I am curious. So how could you type that comment?

[@hongkongindonesia8721]

the people who build this place are great i am so amazed

[@maciekhike]

Hohooooo niceeeee 😍 we also have Via Ferratas in Switzerland, but nothing so crazzzzzzzy haha. I’ve got to plan a trip there to do that 🤘🏔🤘

[@hertmel3002]

China's geography is so amazing!

[@chinastrategicresearchlnst8830]

hert mel welcome to China

[@luyaoli3239]

welcome here for traveling

[@alexs4849]

the food tho bat soap

[@yhaniep2325]

Not so Weeaboo You don’t go here to bring that don’t you? Can we just enjoy how amazing this place please? Kuddos to the person who manage to have a view with good quality and a nice weather.

[@anandhiudaiyar2638]

Sorry Corona season 😬😬

[@sillwuka]

You couldn't pay me to do this, absolutely terrifying!

[@alexanderanghel7946]

Lol, I would pay to do this.

[@MalikethTheBlackBlade1]

What if someone offered you 1 BILLION? lmao I was just thinking I would NEVER do this.

[@Emma-pl9gt]

No amount of money would get me on that!

[@iLDUSlove]

Теперь у меня есть новая мечта!!! Ладно трасса космос, дак они ещё умудрились на ней двустороннее движение устроить✌️😄

[@extragon7779]

а фото будка тебя вообще не удивила ?)) как он там гадит интересно…

[@AlejandroGarcia-ke6so]

Excelente desde mi punto de vista es desafiante y como debe salir la adrenalina, me gustaría hacerlo desde Vzla, gracias por este video

[@sasfiremaiden840]

More then anything, i'm amazed by how this was even constructed!!!

[@niranjan5501]

The camera holding man also must be appreciated for his courage ,stiff ness, along with those who built this unbelievable road.

[@raymondrochajr9621]

His stiffness comes from looking at the sexy babe in shorts in front of him!

[@user-uu8nq8mb2t]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYunm5-wh8mlrbM

[@Vertical-sandwiches]

Stiff ness? road? not a road, idiot.

[@marylandgirl9246]

The views from this height are so beautiful. It would be nice to fly a drone over it for some cool footage. But I would never ever climb this.

[@valdirantonioguidi6584]

Só de pensar em passar por aí já morreria do coração..😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@u06jo3vmp]

The 長空棧道(cang kong zhan dao, long sky plank road) according to legends, was built first by a Taoist sage named 賀志真 (He Zhi Zhen) back in Yuan dynasty (1271~1368AD). Of course it has been repaired and modernized many times since then. But He was said to be the first to build it, and the first human to reach the top of Hua Shan.

[@Life-oo2tr]

Thanks for sharing! Isn't it just amazing that people so long ago already climbed this mountain? I wonder what they used to get to the summit?

[@jacobfang4029]

@@Life-oo2tr This mountain is actually close to the ancient China's capital city, and I mean the great dynasties about 1500-2200 years earlier, and this mountain has played a religious & political part on ancient China. It's steep with about 2000 meters height and there's no record of the 1st one to the summit. However, trust me it must be a lot earlier, and the video here is not on the necessary path of getting summit.

[@hengzhou4566]

志字辈，是不是全真教？

[@Grace-ug9sz]

@@Life-oo2tr someone said he used a string with one end tied to the tree on the summit while the other end tied with the body.

[@jonathanfan8813]

A dangerous place like this crowded like a metro station

[@cherie1102]

You said right 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vx6952]

Seven hundred years ago, I used to go to the top of the mountain to discuss kendo.

[@Birdsfly11]

Walked this plank in March of 07 no problem. Cake walk and you can do it too! Good luck!.....At the end of this walk is a temple room inside the mountain for prayers and thanks.

[@subalarailama6458]

I would nevrrrrr evrrrrrrr try this in my life...sooooo frightng....but Hats off to those who r doing this without any fear...i would definitely faint😨😨😨

[@OscarStigen]

It's all in your mind! :) Step by step you can overcome everything. Challenge yourself everyday! 👍

[@subalarailama6458]

Thnks for ncourgng..but I suffer from acrophobia..but in future I will definitely do somthng like this...hop my legs won't tremble😆😆😆

[@maryann8767]

Subala Rai Lama me too, I feel nauseous watching that

[@Loneislander23]

I kinda want to try this. Couple years ago, I had been there. But I broke my glasses and couldn't see things clearly. So I didn't try that.

[@teachingnepal6276]

Me too,i never try this ,so scary even to watch,.satoputlo gayo mero ta..

[@sakosanyama]

I'm Japanese. I watched your video as a beginner in mountain climbing. I don't understand English because I use a translator. I can't even read comments. I want to tell you. Thank you for the best view. I think mountain climbing is the best sport to connect with people all over the world.

[@tranlewlinign9592]

彼は英語ではなく，ドイツ語を話します

[@AxionSmurf]

If a horse spoke to you and said "Buddy, I think you're swell...would you be my buddy, buddy?" would you be the horse's friend?

[@ulrikesextro4187]

The Video is in German, maybe you Fond japanese subtitles

[@elizabethwall8063]

The gentle clinking of the carabiner clips is giving me ASMR vibes, yet the reason for the clips is absolutely terrifying. Interesting juxtaposition. 😂 You couldn’t pay me enough to do this!

[@sauronthegreat5799]

There used a be a small trail that leads to the top and it takes about 4 hrs to do. Now they have a cable car to bring you to the top in minutes. Along the way you can still see the trail carved into stone.

[@jamest5149]

A chest harness isn’t going to save you, if you fall it will come straight over your arms and head, they should only be used with a sit harness, which ties your waist and thighs in as well.

[@user-xj6yy7pt1c]

У меня лежа на диване голова закружилась! Я восхищаюсь смелостью туристов! А людям,которые постоили эту дорогу мое почтение и поклон! Это удивительно смелые и бесстрашные люди!

[@svetlanaalbers691]

Вопрос,зачем всё это🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ люди сами ищут себе на полу приключения, а потом спрашивают """ почему"""

[@yellowlily3799]

@@svetlanaalbers691 да развлекаются так, типа адреналина нехватка, вот и лезут))

[@user-pp1td4ro1i]

Это не смелость, а дурость тех, кто лезет туда, в поисках смерти

[@user-zb7nu4xr1t]

Зачем ЭТО ??? Вы же люди земные, а не орлы...куда лезете???

[@user-ln7oe5qb9p]

Одна девчужка в красной юбке, в юбке наверное туда нельзя, юбка может за что то зацепиться. Вообщем смертники.

[@Trueye-sl2mr]

Safety harnesses are provided. Nobody has been killed. Such adventurous trails were developed only about 2 decades ago or less. There are plenty of safe trails. Teams of staff maintain ALL trails in good condition and an entrance fee is charged., Mount Huashan is closed during winter and has been a popular tourist nature destination for centuries. The beautiful scenery is unique

[@Landis_Grant]

My palms are sweating just watching this.

[@Mikasaxx0]

I'll never understand how brave people are. I'm a person who's even scared of rollercoster

[@rkmpjm.05]

You speak my mind

[@brianorozco1074]

I’m literally scared of just climbing to the top of a tall ladder. Doing this plank walk will bring a whole new level of fear to me.

[@muse3992]

I'm scared even watching the video

[@anananan3331]

Me too😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😢😱🙇

[@mgophern]

Me too.

[@yufaihong]

Never dare to go there.

[@markshao3901]

Cowed

[@WE_H_JXV00D]

This is not the nessary trail when you hike this mountain, get more exciting for people only.

[@davidtamanui513]

Omgee!😮,I'm shaking just watching these people 🫢🫣🫨😬😱😮😢😩🙏

[@MariahDawns]

Yeah.. you could not pay me to do this, I applaud all the brave souls on this mountain.

[@pinepang6979]

作為一個南方沿海的後生仔 看到這個視頻，感覺超級恐怖的！！！！！！沒見過那麼高的懸崖

[@user-lp9vm3vd5n]

@故国梦重归觉来双泪垂 牛逼

[@davidthow9876]

My heart is dropping by watching this journey.

[@sajidmalik4103]

Amazing fact of mountain...nice..nice

[@indrawigo3583]

Thanks U Very Much For Vlog Camera

[@ll52pp]

OMG，China is so amazing .

[@Danielscx1]

yep!

[@yuxuancui1676]

thanks!

[@user-fl2vi4ev7h]

そうだね

[@my_fucking_name_leni5293]

Ja voll 😳😰

[@mingliyi9511]

Stephen Murphy so tell me what shithole u from?

[@itsodelay]

What’s amazing, and think real hard and look really close on this one, if someone falls, these “safety restraints” are likely to not save you. They go around both arms so if you simply slip off an edge and both your arms go flying up….seee ya. The harness will come straight off like someone pulling your shirt off from overhead. These straps don’t go around and between the legs as they should which would fully secure the individual. These are feel good straps. Enjoy that thought for anyone who’s taken this route!

[@Mr.DinosaurPD]

Yea, these straps just give people a false sense of security, a peace of mind to climb this over populated unsafe attraction route.

[@ghengissmith8948]

@@Mr.DinosaurPD yeh bloody unsafe lol!

[@user-ll7ci7rk3g]

​@@Mr.DinosaurPD这本来就是勇敢者的冒险游戏，攀爬之前景区就会让你签生死自己负责的协议！你可以自由选择，没有人强迫让你从这里爬！！！这座山还有其它不危险的路径可以上去

[@tinderbox218]

This is how I got to and from school every day as a kid, except it always snowed and I usually had to carry the pizzas and sodas for the football team.

[@ruilopes00]

Just getting to the starting point would be the most dangerous hike in the world for me. "Done. We can go back now".

[@neti5279]

Thank you for filming your adventure, great sight, it felt like travelling along with you, a little bit.

[@raymahmed3224]

oh maan... watching this already scared me whole lots.. i can't even finish watching this...i am shaking still

[@elicampo9646]

Que es que los hace tan valientes ,yo ni loca estoy ahí ,😭🇦🇷

[@selfieduniyastar]

Beautiful❤😍✨

[@Life-oo2tr]

The people who made the path should have also thought of a return route where you don't interfere with the oncoming traffic LOL. That was an insane video; watching all these people climbing this. Glad you enjoyed it and filmed for us not so inclined to do this haha! Must have been a great experience for you both :)

[@brianorozco1074]

I totally agree with you

[@aniusers]

The people who made it are taoist monks that isolate themselves in nature.. well, they never really considered that a hundred years later, it'll be a tourist attraction lol

[@serena-yu]

@@aniusers To be precise, 700 years ago

[@flamehashira3072]

9:56 That man has a tiny office 😂lol

[@GreenManalishiUSA]

Yes...and imagine his commute to work each day! 🙂

[@samwang5831]

He is a photographer who prints the pictures on the spot. The tourists can collect the pictures on the way back. He should get his money upfront if he is smart

[@mimrankiyani]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n32tZKiCqceWq5Y.

[@suminto4213]

indeed

[@2501vai]

Love how you only get the safety gear a full minute into the super dangerous walk

[@Cahtame]

At that high wearing dark 🕶️ glass ?? It's unbelievable people are so brave 😮

[@SvetLana-pk6zz]

Я очень сильно боюсь высоты. Когда смотрю на этих людей у меня кружится голова и охота спрыгнуть вниз. Это о-очень страшно😞

[@user-dj1gl8mf7p]

Удивительно...никто не кричит от страха, вниз смотрят...😮. Я смотрю, лежа на диване, и то страшно!!!

[@Zina847]

Так вы оказывается отважный человек,боитесь высоты ...и при этом готовы сигануть вниз от страха🤣🤣🤣

[@Michael-zp8fz]

@@Zina847 А вот почему-то есть такой парадокс: когда сильно боишься высоты, тянет прыгнуть вниз.

[@philiphoward6811]

It is the Western mountain of the Five Great mountains of China and has a long history of religious significance. Enjoy a full-day tour to Mount Huashan to see Buddhist and Taoist temples, walk through the mountains and admire the spectacular landscape. Good luck to anyone brave enough to venture up to the top of the mountain. 🇨🇳 Magical experience! (Shan actually means mountain in Mandarin).

[@user-uu8nq8mb2t]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYunm5-wh8mlrbM

[@haharinaze]

mount hua Mount? what's hua mean in mandarin?

[@philiphoward6811]

💐 Hello 😊 From Chinese (hua) meaning splendid, illustrious, or "flower, blossom". I don't know its true meaning but I do strongly believe Chinese mythology and philosophy. The nature of the earth, the universe and their relationship to each other. Earthly realms and the heavenly ones. It just makes perfect sense. Peace, love and happiness to you always. ❤🙏

[@alesto3202]

@@haharinazeOne of the Chinese myths, the lotus lantern takes place in Huashan kzbin.info/www/bejne/n52Um6uDqpaZlcU

[@yangzhong666]

中国有五岳，这是西岳华山，位于陕西省渭南市华阴！

[@user-uy6zi2nr6m]

皆さん　日常生活に刺激がないのかしら？🔥🫶🌸☺️💓 素晴らしいアミューズメント😊

[@aydansamedova1450]

Soo amazing 😍

[@margo33rita]

Даже через экран дух захватывает 😲

[@ivory9]

damn that’s emotional…

[@ozoda1310]

Вы правы

[@makvisd9565]

建设这栈道的人才是真牛批

[@minghaoyuan6742]

我记得我很小的时候去爬华山，山上有小卖部，我看到给他们送货的人，那是真的牛比。

[@user-nn3gu7ir2o]

可怕的事有人把那線剪了

[@user-mf5tt6gq1c]

@@user-nn3gu7ir2o 不可能把每一段都剪掉的😄

[@mduya6239]

我光是看影片都腿軟了...

[@senya4040]

最早的栈道应该是道士修的。

[@setyajid]

Shiver just watching this

[@kebunmini]

Wow, keren , bagus, terima kasih sudah berbagi, semoga sehat dan sukses selalu.

[@hathairattana8804]

Everyone is so brave. Amazing . Thank you for posting .

[@UserInterface00]

1:38 employee dresses in a suit for work no matter the what place on earth he is. Dapper at its finest!

[@stivn]

😅

[@wnd9434]

There is a big office there with computers you dont see them 🤣

[@taocheh4491]

每天经过他手的钱可能比我们一个月的薪水都要多，所以穿西装没什么不对，他是大老板

[@gendryadamez2811]

Is not that bad. If anything im more impressed of the workers who made it a walk in the park for everyone.

[@rafaellondono1882]

De acuerdo...los que construyeron semejante trabajo son los valientes...bendiciones para tales obreros que abrieron el camino para que otros logren ver y admirar esos ligares tan increíbles

[@marytith5899]

People casually walking like a day in a park

[@user-iq6gn9ln6r]

心惊肉跳啊，太恐怖了，挺佩服修栈道的那些人

[@walishi8549]

道士都修仙的。相當牛逼，不是我等凡人可以理解的

[@chenrej9151]

那些人是坐雲來的。

[@JuliaView]

这个栈道多少年了？

[@user-gl3eu2xv4j]

華山派 修築的嗎

[@luyaoli3239]

@@user-gl3eu2xv4j 古代华山道士修的

[@leilapinto2482]

Nossa! Lindo ❤️

[@malikmumtaz2971]

Bxgxhehhdhgdgd FX kd ft sbejndbdh

[@naturalpanorama675]

Dangerous adventures. A person can fall from this immeasurable height. Appreciate your efforts.👍👍

[@valorhsu]

The heights and trails are terrifying. It's very different from the mountains in Taiwan. It's a great place.

[@VadimKinolog]

Walking 👀very very 👌👌👌

[@karielf8947]

GUYS You are carzyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how could you do that!!!!! BRAVO!!!!

[@user-jf5ii2jz1y]

이 영상을 보는 내내 내 마음이 긴장되었네요. 너무 무서운 것 같아요. 산이 아주 험난하군요. 저 산을 오를만한 마음의 용기와 모험이 아주 대단합니다 ^^

[@yhaniep2325]

my body feels so weird just by watching this, i dunno if its my legs that are shaking or my heart is dropping🧐

[@Razzaquelander]

😂😂

[@shows1258]

😁😁

[@bunnybinky3591]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MegaNaurin]

Actually your eyes are jerking

[@yhaniep2325]

@@MegaNaurin You bet!

[@user-oe9dg9jb3r]

Какие люди интересные, какие путешествия они выбирают необычные!

[@РОССИЯцбв]

Я думала,что прохождение в одну сторону,а оказывается люди идут туда и обратно навстречу друг другу!Офигеть! это ещё сложнее!И доказывает,что все мы под одним небом живём, под одним Богом ходим,хоть говорим на разных языках.Здесь на этой тропе все равны и никто ни кому не захочет пожелать зла.Очень сближает людей эта дорога на скале,некуда деться от тесного контакта.В этом есть глубокий смысл.Всем мира и добра!Привет из России!❤❤❤

[@user-gq8gn7bn9q]

А я сейчас к Богу обращаюсь : ,, Господи , зачем они ЭТО делают !?,,

[@takeadrive]

Wow that's incredible !. Some brave people had to put all this equipment in place at the beginning !