@@phs1719 중국에 와서 고대 건물을 좋아한다면 베이징과 시안을 꼭 가보세요. 이들은 역사적인 고대 수도입니다. 산을 좋아한다면 황산(Huangshan)과 화산(Huashan)을 모두 방문할 가치가 있고, 자연을 좋아한다면 서부 쓰촨(Sichuan)과 티베트(Tibet)도 방문할 가치가 있습니다. 백두산은 가본 적이 없지만 보통 수준인 것 같아요. 고대 건물과 음식을 좋아한다면 조주에 오십시오. 이곳의 음식은 시도해 볼 가치가 있으며 조주는 천년의 고대 수도입니다. 내 항공 영상에 그런 내용이 있습니다.
Thanks for the awesome film footage of the plank walk. My girlfriend and I at the time climbed Huashan and walked the plank back in March of 2007. I see they have made upgrades at the end of the walk going into the temple. Back in 07 that was mostly dirt and stone where the cement steps are now. Great view and clear skies I see. When we climbed there was fog at the bottom of the mountain so we couldn't see how far down the mountain was while walking the planks. Brings back great memories of my first time in China. Beijing to Xi'an 12 hour train ride. Would love to visit again one day :):)
Thank you for your comment. Yes, compared to the past, the scenic area has been upgraded to make passengers safer. Previously, you had to take a 12 hour train ride. There are faster high-speed trains or airplanes now. There are more beautiful places in China, and we look forward to your visit. I can introduce you some amazing places If you were interested,. I have been many places in China.😍
There is a lot of work to be done before normal tourists start visiting this beautiful place. A lot of digging in the rocks until a normal path is formed...
It was built by Gao Dao He Zhizhen of the Yuan Dynasty, the first generation master of the Huashan School, who inlaid stone nails and built wooden rafters on the cliff in order to stay away from the world and become an immortal. Changkong Plank Road has a history of more than 700 years
How in the world was all this constructed? The tires and planks and stuff. The one cam I recognize. Nobody talks about how all this was attached into the rocks.
It was built by Gao Dao He Zhizhen of the Yuan Dynasty, the first generation master of the Huashan School, who inlaid stone nails and built wooden rafters on the cliff in order to stay away from the world and become an immortal. There are cliffs above and below the plank road, with iron cables hanging horizontally. The road is made of stones about a foot long, and the lower part is fixed by stone pillars. When visitors come here, they face the wall and belly, holding their breath while walking. It is known as "the first dangerous place in Huashan Mountain".
Many mountains in China are very beautiful. Huang Shan is the most beautiful I have ever been, and Mount Hua is the most precipitous. Many people fell off the cliff here in the past, but it is not that dangerous right now.because the protection measures have been perfected. hope you can come to China and explore.
لاتوجد فايده من تسلق الجبال لاننا بشر ولسنا قرده. ولكن اللذين لايؤمنون بالله سبحانه هم اللذين يلقون. بانفسهم الى التهلكه والخطر. المبين. وليس من الضروري. على الانسان تسلق الجبال بلا ظروره ولافايده. تجنب الخطر واجب للعيش بالامن والسلامه
말소리가 시끄럽긴 해도 전망과 풍경만큼은 죽여주네요.
너무 아름다워요.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
화산의 풍경은 가장 아름답지는 않지만 황산은 내가 가본 산 중 가장 아름다운 산입니다.
@@Owen-HEWENSHUI 만일 중국을 여행할 기회가 있다면 백두산(白頭山),장가계(張家界),황산(黃山) 그리고 북경의 자금성(紫禁城)을 여행하고 싶네요.
저 개인적으로 산과 고건축물을 자동차를 좋아 합니다.
@@phs1719 중국에 와서 고대 건물을 좋아한다면 베이징과 시안을 꼭 가보세요. 이들은 역사적인 고대 수도입니다. 산을 좋아한다면 황산(Huangshan)과 화산(Huashan)을 모두 방문할 가치가 있고, 자연을 좋아한다면 서부 쓰촨(Sichuan)과 티베트(Tibet)도 방문할 가치가 있습니다. 백두산은 가본 적이 없지만 보통 수준인 것 같아요. 고대 건물과 음식을 좋아한다면 조주에 오십시오. 이곳의 음식은 시도해 볼 가치가 있으며 조주는 천년의 고대 수도입니다. 내 항공 영상에 그런 내용이 있습니다.
15年前上去看了日出，但过于恐高没有攀爬这栈道。今日再次看视频，还是头皮发麻，脚底发凉。
恐高的还是谨慎。
Thanks for the awesome film footage of the plank walk. My girlfriend and I at the time climbed Huashan and walked the plank back in March of 2007. I see they have made upgrades at the end of the walk going into the temple. Back in 07 that was mostly dirt and stone where the cement steps are now. Great view and clear skies I see. When we climbed there was fog at the bottom of the mountain so we couldn't see how far down the mountain was while walking the planks. Brings back great memories of my first time in China. Beijing to Xi'an 12 hour train ride. Would love to visit again one day :):)
Thank you for your comment. Yes, compared to the past, the scenic area has been upgraded to make passengers safer. Previously, you had to take a 12 hour train ride. There are faster high-speed trains or airplanes now. There are more beautiful places in China, and we look forward to your visit. I can introduce you some amazing places If you were interested,. I have been many places in China.😍
你真的好大胆啊
跟逛菜市场一样。没啥
There is a lot of work to be done before normal tourists start visiting this beautiful place. A lot of digging in the rocks until a normal path is formed...
It was built by Gao Dao He Zhizhen of the Yuan Dynasty, the first generation master of the Huashan School, who inlaid stone nails and built wooden rafters on the cliff in order to stay away from the world and become an immortal. Changkong Plank Road has a history of more than 700 years
How in the world was all this constructed? The tires and planks and stuff. The one cam I recognize. Nobody talks about how all this was attached into the rocks.
It was built by Gao Dao He Zhizhen of the Yuan Dynasty, the first generation master of the Huashan School, who inlaid stone nails and built wooden rafters on the cliff in order to stay away from the world and become an immortal. There are cliffs above and below the plank road, with iron cables hanging horizontally. The road is made of stones about a foot long, and the lower part is fixed by stone pillars. When visitors come here, they face the wall and belly, holding their breath while walking. It is known as "the first dangerous place in Huashan Mountain".
I'm watching this full screen on a large monitor. Yikes!
You have to come to Mount Hua to experience it for yourself.
Das ist schon verrückt 😮 würde ich aber auch Klettern😊
Ja, die Huashan Aerial Plank Road ist die sehenswerteste im gesamten Landschaftsgebiet. Es gibt noch eine weitere Attraktion namens 鹞子翻身
ขอศัพท์ภาษาไทยหน่อยได้ไหมค่ะ
สัมผัสประสบการณ์ถนน Huashan Sky Plank จากมุมมองบุคคลที่หนึ่ง
ถนนหัวซานสกายแพลงค์ hope this can help you
timbré est ils ne le savent pas aveugle sourd malade des nerfs suicidaires etc etc etc quel gâchis
4:59..esas montanas son tan hermosas, lastima que para apreciarlas en toda su esplendor se tenga que jugar la vida....😥
Many mountains in China are very beautiful. Huang Shan is the most beautiful I have ever been, and Mount Hua is the most precipitous. Many people fell off the cliff here in the past, but it is not that dangerous right now.because the protection measures have been perfected. hope you can come to China and explore.
لاتوجد فايده من تسلق الجبال لاننا بشر ولسنا قرده. ولكن اللذين لايؤمنون بالله سبحانه هم اللذين يلقون. بانفسهم الى التهلكه والخطر. المبين. وليس من الضروري. على الانسان تسلق الجبال بلا ظروره ولافايده. تجنب الخطر واجب للعيش بالامن والسلامه
That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
thanks