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云丘山玻璃桥<br /> | 云丘山玻璃桥<br /> | ||
Xiangning, Shanxi, China<br /> | Xiangning, Shanxi, China<br /> | ||
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2017<br /> | 2017<br /> | ||
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| − | Yunqiushan Glass Footbridge is one of the highest footbridge spans in Shanxi Province with a deck strung between two ridges at Yunqiu Mountain. | + | Yunqiushan Glass Footbridge is one of the highest footbridge spans in Shanxi Province with a deck strung between two ridges at Yunqiu Mountain. |
The Scenic spot also has a bungy tower, swings and a hang gliding zipline. | The Scenic spot also has a bungy tower, swings and a hang gliding zipline. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:26, 1 June 2026
Yunqiushan Glass Footbridge
云丘山玻璃桥
Xiangning, Shanxi, China
394 feet high / 120 meters high
591 foot span / 180 meter span
2017
Yunqiushan Glass Footbridge is one of the highest footbridge spans in Shanxi Province with a deck strung between two ridges at Yunqiu Mountain.
The Scenic spot also has a bungy tower, swings and a hang gliding zipline.
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Yunqiushan Glass Footbridge satellite image.
Yunqiushan Glass Footbridge location map.
