I Went To The Glass Bridge in China

I travelled to China to walk one of the world’s highest and longest glass bridges in Zhangjiajie. It was a cool experience, with breathtaking views over the Grand Canyon of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. Come along with me on this journey and experience it for yourself :)
Hope you enjoy the video my friends.
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[@yonight6871]

The scenery is beautiful and it was the filming location for Avatar.Mate, I love it. "China builds it in REAL life, USA puts it in Movies".

[@rubenvandewiele]

In my previous vlog I go to the Avatar Mountains!

[@louiserobinson9776]

Good for you!! My legs shake just looking at you walking across the bridge!

[@minimalisticapprentice2288]

Refreshing 😅

[@dawnduskeveryday]

enjoy !😊

[@min-sz2uy]

It's not the tourist season, there are few people, which is good to enjoy the beauty of the scenic area. However, it would be a disaster if it happened to be a small holiday or a tourist season in China (you can't see any natural scenery, only countless people, people, and people)

[@yingzimc8]

去小城市探索，更好😂

[@encryp4558]

Bruh your 20 days early for the cherry blossoms XD

[@amandagrant4331]

China is so good

[@ZKZK-cr7rd]

Did you plan to go to Chongqing city?

[@rubenvandewiele]

For now no, hopefully next time!

[@ZKZK-cr7rd]

@@rubenvandewiele I hope to meet you in there

[@MrTioung111]

Language barrier always a hassle? If you 'want' people to speak English, stay in the West.

[@kofeesala23]

武陵源？Not so many people there meaning the glass bridge was not overloaded.

[@songhanshan9843]

As a Chinese I haven’t been here before, thx for your video.