Glass Bridge Experience in Zhejiang 🌁✨

Glass bridges have been mushrooming all over China the past few years. While Zhangjiajie used to be the top location for this experience, you can definitely find one or many in every province for a “walking on air” thrill experience 👌🏼 Lingjiangyuan scenic area was my first glass bridge experience! The only way to reach the top was to climb stairs. You’ll also spot a waterfall during your ascent. Once at the top, the glass bridge experience starts from the ones built along the walls of the mountains with a few extended platforms where you can admire the view 🏞 and take photos 📸 Shortly before the long bridge, there’s a photographer taking candid shots of everyone. You can choose whether you want to buy this picture later when you reach the exit. The long bridge above the valley was defo such a thrill with views under your feet 🫣 and on the mountains 😛 If you’re scared of heights, I’d still recommend it as a once in a lifetime experience 💯 ⚠️ Tips: 1. Wear comfortable and non-slippery shoes 👟 2. Wear a hat 👒 if you don’t want to get sunstroke with the ☀️ right above your head. 3. Bring your own lunch and drink. There are no shops at the top. Food and drinks can only be found at the foot of the mountain when you’re passing through a small village on your way to the exit. How to go ➡️ It was an organised tour by Unitravel, based in Hangzhou. The fee included transportation and entrance tickets. We reached the scenic area within 3 - 4 hours from Hangzhou. #passionpassport #glassbridge #glassskywalk #scenicspotguide #scenicarea #scenicview #mountainview #bridges #mountainadventure #zhejiang