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Yuanyangfeng Glass Footbridge connects two towering karst rock spires within the Basil Mountain Scenic Area. A glass cliffwalk wraps around the west side cliff. | Yuanyangfeng Glass Footbridge connects two towering karst rock spires within the Basil Mountain Scenic Area. A glass cliffwalk wraps around the west side cliff. | ||
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Revision as of 05:04, 26 March 2025
Yuanyangfeng Glass Footbridge
鸳鸯峰玻璃吊桥
Fangzheng, Heilongjiang, China
(361) feet high / (110) meters high
(525) foot span / (160) meter span
2018
Yuanyangfeng Glass Footbridge connects two towering karst rock spires within the Basil Mountain Scenic Area. A glass cliffwalk wraps around the west side cliff.
Yuanyangfeng Glass Footbridge satellite image.
Yuanyangfeng Glass Footbridge location map.
