Cover image via MashableIt seems like China has a huge thing for ridiculously long glass bridges.
The country is now working on a new glass bridge which will eclipse over the bridge at Shiniuzhai National Geological Park as the world's longest glass-bottomed walkway.
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Stretching over 1410-feet across a deep gorge with a terrifying 984-feet drop to the bottom of the valley, the bridge is located at Tianmenshan National Forest Park in Zhangjiajie
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It isn't exactly completely made of glass, but the bottom is, so that's one way to overcome your fear of heights if you have one.
The bridge costs approximately £2.6 million (RM16 million) to build and will have a maximum visitor capacity of 800 people
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In order for the bridge to contain that many people at one time, giant metals balls will be placed at the decks to restrain vibration
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Once completed, tourists will be able to bungee jump and zip line from the bridge as well
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As a landscape bridge, it is not only a passageway. Tourists can go bungee jumping and ziplining from that bridge. Although we're pretty sure you need a very strong heart to free-fall from this height.
