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Wear comfortable shoes. Shoe covers are provided and mandatory to protect the glass surface. Sunscreen is highly recommended as the bridge i...
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Recent Reviews
An engineering marvel! Walking 300 meters above the canyon gives you such an adrenaline kick. The staff were friendly and the path is well-maintained. I'd recommend going early to avoid crowds—we had almost the whole bridge to ourselves at 8am. Totally worth the ticket price.
Okay, I’ll admit I was terrified, but the bridge felt solid and safe. The staff even let us take our time with photos. However, we visited on a foggy day and could barely see the bottom—kind of defeated the purpose. If you go, check the weather forecast first!
I've done a few glass bridges before, and this one might be the longest. The walk is thrilling, and the surrounding mountains are unreal. Only wish there were more signs or info points about the geological formations below. Still, 4 stars because my kids loved it!
The glass bridge itself is impressive, but honestly it was way too crowded when we went (midday). You barely get a moment to soak in the scenery without someone bumping into you. Also, the entrance fee felt a little steep for what you get—especially compared to other spots in the park.
This bridge is absolutely insane in the best way possible! The views of the canyon below are breathtaking, and the glass floor gives you a real rush. I was nervous at first but the staff were super reassuring. Definitely a highlight of our trip to Zhangjiajie.
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