Have to see it to believe it- worlds most dangerous Road to Tianmen Mountain

Imagine navigating this on your commute. It is one of the dangerous roads in the world. And it was also stated that the longest Cable car system in Tiananmen and across the world. Spanning around 7 kilometers to travel the Tianmen Mountain from Zhangjiajie, in the northwestern Hunan Province, China; it takes 30 minutes to reach the place. The trip is stunning and also thrilling than you can ever expect. It's Known as one of the dangerous roads on earth. It's the picturesque landscape which was the inspiration for the movie “Avatar.” ALSO READ: 21 Top Places To Watch The Most Beautiful Sunset In The World

This Is The Road To China’s Tianmen National Park

It features 99 hairpin turns and winds up 1,100 meters or forego the drive and take the mountain cableway extending over 25,000 feet. it features 98 passengers cars, but your climb doesn’t stop here! To explore this park, you’ll also need to ascend 999 steps And go via a giant natural archway. A large Buddhist temple where visitors pray and leave wishes and lockets. ALSO READ: List Of Weird Museums For Weird Stuffs In The World

A Footpath Hugs The Cliff Side At 4,600 Feet In The Air

Parts of this place are made of glass so, try not to look down! The topmost slope is at astonishing 37 degrees. Tourists can opt walking a few kilometres of the track created at the cliff face at the mountain top, including regions with glass floors. With an 11 km road and having 99 bends, you reach the top of the mountain and takes the tourists to Tianmen cave, situated at a height of 131.5 metres, a natural hole in the mountains. A cable car was manufactured by the French company Poma from the neighboring Zhangjiajie railway station to the top of the mountain. Tianmen Mountain Cableway is acclaimed as the longest passenger cableway of high cliffs in the world" in tourist publications; it features 98 cars and a total length of 7,455 meters and 1,279 meters climb. A huge temple is situated on the apex with chairlift or footpath access. The original temple was given shape during the time of the Tang Dynasty. Currently, with the advanced construction technologies, Tang dynasty architecture holds the site and consist of a vegetarian restaurant in the setting of 10,000 square meters.