In ZJJ, the trails are imposing…

this winding road has total 99 corners

and belongs to one of the most dangerous roads

the best place to take photo this trail is from cable car

this cable car route is around 7455 meters long, and 1279m different b/w the highest point and lowest point

stairway to heaven

T-junctions

this suspension bridge surrounded by mountains and trees, around 350m height. Looking down while crossing this trail, my heart beats faster

easy up, hard down

we felt like in Elysium when walking along this trail, looking at the foggy scene around
… to be continued with: lake, mountain, and the smile wanderers themselves
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This place is utterly jaw dropping!!
thank you for stopping by ^_^
These photos are absolutely incredible!! I’m definitely add this to my never ending “to go to” world travel list. Phenomenal photos!!
Thank you for your very nice comment about these trails.
From my point of view mountains are also really majestic. I’m going to share them in the next topic.
These photos made me want to pack and visit these places immediately! Awesome shots! Please write about how to get to these places and some other important information that help any traveler plan their tour.
Wonderful photos.
thank you!
wow amazing photos ! very cool !
Thank you, Melissa.
99 corners !?! I can’t believe this, why they don’t round it up to 100?
Brilliant shots, thanks a lot
Indeed, number 9 in Chinese culture has special meaning, represents for luck, success, and relates to Emperor. Thus, I think this is the reason they made 99 turns instead of rounding it up to 100
BTW, thanks Katy for stopping by and leaving nice comments ^^
So beautiful!!! I love the bridge, I’v been on a few in Nepal. A little scary and a lot exciting!!!
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Awesome place but not for people who are afraid of heights and for older people. You definitely have to be young and energetic and FIT!
yes, it may not be a place for whom who are afraid of heights, but we could see not a few old people (from Japan and South Korea) there