If you want to stay at the same guesthouse I did: booking.tp.st/tVDS5tom **Message them on Booking.com to get their whatsapp and the lady helping you should speak really good English, so can help with booking park tickets ahead of time since it gets so busy.
ஞாபகம் இருக்கிறதா? தோழியே .எனக்கு நன்றாக ஞாபகம் இருக்கிறது தோழியே. நான் உனை நேருக்கு நேர் கனடாவில் உன்னைப் பார்த்தேன். உனக்கு என்னை அடையாளம் தெரியவில்லை. நானும் எதுவும் சொல்லவில்லை. அதன் பிறகு பல முறை உன்னை பார்த்திருக்கிறேன்.சீன பெருஞ்சுவர் என்னைப் பற்றிய இனம்புரியாத உணர்ச்சிகளை உருவாக்கும் என்று நம்புகிறேன். நான் இன்னும் உயிரோடுதான் இருக்கிறேன். 90 வயது ஆக வயதுக்கு இன்னும் நாற்பது வருடங்கள் இன்னும் இருக்கிறது.
In today's Reuters article, the US 🇺🇲 says China is boosting Russia's war machine in Ukraine, your motherland, making it the most defense expansion since the Soviet era.
Today’s China is an impressive place to live, the cities and big attractions look fun and make the most of china’s natural beauty, great to visit too, good work showing this Alina ✌️❤️🇬🇧
@JerryM-wt8hl low salary, long working hours, high house price/rent, almost zero benefit for kids, super competitive for good schooling, high unemployement rate, surveillance everywhere... you name it. Most of rich people is trying to move their asset and family out of this country.
As a Chinese, Zhangjiajie-related video seen more, but never personally. I can't remember how many times I swore to my wife that I must go to Xi 'an. This year I made up my mind to go to Xi' an for a holiday with her. Zhangjiajie is also on our list.
Wow Alina these locations that you are showing us are just amazing. There is so much beauty there in China. Thanks for sharing and stay safe out there!
6:20 I saw a female warrior, the young lady with glasses. While supporting her elders, she kept looking under the glass bridge with a smile on her face. It was amazing！！！
I was there in the Zhangjiajie Park area two weeks ago, with my 86-year-old dad. He might be the oldest guy there then. More than a few people who marvelled at the scenery also marvelled at him walking on the mountaintops, with a cane in his hand. Great experiences. Foreigners were few and far in between, but I did cross paths with Russians, Germans and Africans. In Canada now, but planning to go back there someday and spend more time there.
I agree that it can be a little daunting to travel in China when you can't speak a word of Chinese. But once you have survival Chinese language, and know how to plan ahead to avoid the crowds etc, it's super convenient to get around!
The last 30+ years, at least most Chinese can speak or understand Mandarin Chinese. Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, many different places spoke different dialects and the people in their 40s or even 30s could hardly speak Mandarin, let alone a foreign language, English.
It is very hard for people from Canada to imagine the scale of mass of people in any given time and in any location in China not to mention in popular travel destinations such as this national park. I am so glad that you have made your trip to this incredible scenery location. I am so amazed by the infrastructure that have been built in many of the popular scenery and hard to get to destination. Because of this, people are able to reach to and witness some of the most spectacular sceneries and landscapes that you would not be able to get to them if there is no such infrastructures built.
@@AlinaMcleodIn today's Reuters article, the US 🇺🇲 says China is boosting Russia's war machine in Ukraine, your motherland, making it the most defense expansion since the Soviet era.
Thanks for the sharing👍 Tianmen Mountain is amazing. Few years ago, the Range Rover had done a “show” - The Dragon Challenge for which the Range Rover is claiming uphill the 45 degrees 999 steps successfully. You may still find that video on youtube. Interesting
Hi Alina ! I love cable car 🚡 rides & the glass & suspension walks 👣 looked amazing. Once in a lifetime views & incredible experience. I'd do it for sure 👍
Please come. You are most welcome to my motherland and see with your own eyes. You will see the real China that it is completely the opposite of what western mainstream media lied to you.
I did cartwheels up on the main glass suspension bridge up there when I visited and still remember wearing those red covers over my snow boots in the December
Hi alina. great video...those mountains ranges and rock formations are insanely beautiful. thank u for featuring it. travel safe...will be waiting for your next videos. cheers!
I went there with a Korean friend before pandemic, it was of the most amazing places I ever been to. Btw, I guess you missed the ancient town which is very beautiful and nice place just to chill and have a walk and there's another beautiful place with beautiful architure over there as well, forgot its name though. Btw, Zhangjiajie was the only place I got robbed, by two monekys, they even took my sunglasses and all of my snacks fruits. My friend even took a video of how one of the monkeys were eating my snacks on the edge of handrails of staricase.
Alina, you are certainly going places and China is a big wonderland of mystique, culture and nature. Am glad you get to experience first hand the wonders that China has to offer and at the same time, allowing us viewers to follow you along in your fantastic journey. Thank you.
Absolutely stunning video - what an amazing trip. The glass walk was just "pain" for me to watch as I definitely would have had vertigo - big time! You, however, did excellent. Amazing places to remember for the rest of your life!
The glass bridge, wingsuit flying and the views are amazing. Well done for surviving the trip without much sleep. It might be once-in-a-lifetime trip. Stay safe.
Well, that was pretty impressive the cable car, reminded me of the Maokong Gondola in Taipei which I thought was long, and it's 3 km shorter than the one here. The glass walkway reminded me of the Columbia Icefields Skywalk. So with the snow Alberta vibes keep happening. This was another impressive site on your China tour. I enjoyed this. Now take a few days off damn it, you're a human being, not a content creating machine.
Hello Alina! 😄🙏👋✨🌟 I hope your having a fantastic day! This is a excellent super magnificent video! 😁👍❤️👏📹🇨🇳⛰🏞🚠🥇💯💫✨🌟 Wow! The glass bridge at Tianmen Mountain looks absolutely marvelous! Also the view is so truly beautiful! Even Tianmen Cave is fantastic! I would definitely like to visit Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie one day. It really is a amazing place! Thank you very much Alina to share with us this marvelous video. You are the best and greatest world traveler adventurer! 🙂👍👏✈️🌏📹🧳🥇💯🏆💫🌟 I wish you Alina a wonderful magnificent glorious blessed day. 😊🙏❤️👋👍✨🌟
Hi Alina, if you did this trip last week, you've hit another Chinese national holiday the Qing Ming festival, when the most popular festive activity is to go some mountains. That's why there are so many local tourists.
The views are stunning from Tianmen Mountain, The biggest challenges we had were navigating the crowds. The Chinese are very good in moving people in lines. The lines go quick. Harriet and I would love to get back there and spend a little more time. Thank you for bringing back many great memories from there . Sending much love❤ from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
You literally went to great heights to capture these amazing natural locations. I imagine having a good pair of walking/hiking shoes is a must on these trips. Thank you for allowing us to experience this awesome journey vicariously! 😊
Excellent footage ! By the way, glass or Silica as it is known (SiO2) in its basic chemical formula is such a diverse platform, and depending of the processes that we put it though, it could be very strong and durable indeed. For example, fiberglass is a derivative of glass which is used in boatbuilding, or Pyrex which can withstand high temperatures. Have fun!
Awesome video Alina.! I must say that the view is breathtaking, truly beautiful! But I would be terribly afraid to walk on those glass bridges. You were truly brave! However, the Chinese are really good at building these infrastructures! Thank you very much ❤
China is a developing major country that still needs to continue to progress. However, it is important for everyone to have a correct understanding of it, rather than blindly following the malicious distortions and attacks based on ideology by Western media. This is not conducive to the progress of the world and humanity.
The cable car was a timesaver! I can only imagine how long a hike it would’ve taken you to reach the summit. That said, I’m in the same place as you about high places and what made me less jittery about it was the beautiful views, all the attractions and it must be said the glass bridge was the highlight of the experience. Alina, now its true given your impressions of Tianmen Mountain, with the limited time you have in China, you’re probably wishing you could stay longer and properly see everything the country has to offer but that’s not possible in your current circumstances. Still, someday you’ll probably return and show us more of it. Thanks for the video! 😊
Population at every place 😊. That expression of fear in the glass bridge walk itself is entertainment for people. That is an experience, and so they take that experience.
Beautiful sights! Never heard of these places in China, thank you for sharing. Maybe there are travel agencies to book tours to see theses places. Hmm, will check it out.
Hi, Alina, come across you YT video on your China travel experience by chance - they are very good videos indeed. Many thanks. Great to see you're enjoying the trips very much. Congratulations. However, if you intend to enjoy more fully on travelling in China in future - I think, it is worth of taking a tour guild for most of the Chinese tour sites. The reason is that China is very unite in this world - the only one surviving ancient civilisation in remained in this world. Its culture is extremely rich, and most of its tourist sites are long being discovered by ancient Chinese, and are having a lots of cultures and old stories associated with them. Hence as a foreign people to visit them, if there is a Chinese tour guild to explain the stories associated with those sceneries and sight seen sites, it will make your tour far more interesting then just looking at the sites themselves at their surface value... Cheers, Liqun (from UK)
Never been in mainland China primarily due to the perceived rules and restrictions. You seem to be freely moving around and being able to do as you please which is great. Can work around most languages to sort out where and how to go without too much trouble, but would be clueless with Chinese. Such glorious natural landscapes. Very impressive walkways around the mountains, phenomenal infrastructure and the facilities nicely laid out. Wonderful 🌹15kms a good effort for the day.
What an incredible video. Good job. Looking forward to more videos from your China series. Planning to go to China in autumn for a month tour. Have to change my itinerary to include Zhangjiajie after watching your videos. Its impossible to cover China in a month. So planning to go multiple times. Your videos really help in my planning. God bless.
I remember the last time visit Tianmen Cave, still need to take the bus, through that crazy winding road...My mom was scared lmao. The bus was about leaving at 4pm or we would miss the plane(or train?). And I decided to climb to the cave at 3pm. Though time was quite dangerous, I still thought I need a try. The going up part is not that hard when you were in a high mood. Going up:30min Taking pictures:15min Going down should be faster, I thought. But! The route is not a slider, when you go out too fast, your knees will be very uncomfortable. I used 10min to go down and felt my knees got fired, and hardly could not catched the bus cuz the last 5min journey on flat ground almost exhausted my strength. I suggested every visitor reserve enough time for yourself to have a pleasant whole journey. P.S:It was still pleasant, except the knee part:D
I didn’t do the walk along the mountain cliff. I believe my cable car took me by west route which I walked for a while then on escalator after escalator many times till I reached the top near the Tianmen gate. From the gate I walked down the longest stairs of my life till I reached the service area for some refreshment before I took a huge cable car that sits about 16-24 people down to a bus station. Tianmen Mountain is one of top attractions (probably no.1) in Zhang Jia Jie National Park. The cable car trip is the longest I ever took, likewise the escalators (perhaps Chongqing metro station escalators beat it). I will visit Zhang Jia Jie again as I didn’t cover all attractions in my previous visit.
lovely video Alina!!! Beautifully captured! I wish the stairs to heaven was open and you could walk down from the cave on it. Looks incredible!! Please post faster. So so eager for this series and seriously cant wait!
If you want to stay at the same guesthouse I did: booking.tp.st/tVDS5tom
**Message them on Booking.com to get their whatsapp and the lady helping you should speak really good English, so can help with booking park tickets ahead of time since it gets so busy.
Thank you!
ஞாபகம் இருக்கிறதா? தோழியே .எனக்கு நன்றாக ஞாபகம் இருக்கிறது தோழியே. நான் உனை நேருக்கு நேர் கனடாவில் உன்னைப் பார்த்தேன். உனக்கு என்னை அடையாளம் தெரியவில்லை. நானும் எதுவும் சொல்லவில்லை. அதன் பிறகு பல முறை உன்னை பார்த்திருக்கிறேன்.சீன பெருஞ்சுவர் என்னைப் பற்றிய இனம்புரியாத உணர்ச்சிகளை உருவாக்கும் என்று நம்புகிறேன். நான் இன்னும் உயிரோடுதான் இருக்கிறேன். 90 வயது ஆக வயதுக்கு இன்னும் நாற்பது வருடங்கள் இன்னும் இருக்கிறது.
@@shiva.chennai What language do you speak?
@@穆飞-h7e Tamil. The oldest language which is still in use. Translation button is in the comment section . Press and read.
In today's Reuters article, the US 🇺🇲 says China is boosting Russia's war machine in Ukraine, your motherland, making it the most defense expansion since the Soviet era.
The scenery of Zhangjiajie Forest Park is stunning, and the snow-covered mountains in winter are another view that you will experience more
Today’s China is an impressive place to live, the cities and big attractions look fun and make the most of china’s natural beauty, great to visit too, good work showing this Alina ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Is that why you don't want to live in China 🇨🇳?
@@AhmetTekin101 hahahahahahah China haters can't take an objective comment.
I agree it's a impressive place to visit, but to live, that's a complete different story.
@@charleneji6759 Hating China? It'd be a great contribution to freedom and rule of laws.
@JerryM-wt8hl low salary, long working hours, high house price/rent, almost zero benefit for kids, super competitive for good schooling, high unemployement rate, surveillance everywhere... you name it. Most of rich people is trying to move their asset and family out of this country.
The jump footages are incredible.
China is Amazing where in the world can one see such a spectacular sights
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great Country, Terrible Ruler!
@@mracer8 clown
Is that why you don't want to live in China 🇨🇳?
在大山悬崖上弄玻璃栈道，只有中国人能做得到。其他国家就算有好的风景但是硬件不行
@@mracer8 87
Wingsuit flying enthusiasts fly through the cave of Tianmen Mountain, demonstrating exceptional skill and courage.👍
As a Chinese, Zhangjiajie-related video seen more, but never personally. I can't remember how many times I swore to my wife that I must go to Xi 'an. This year I made up my mind to go to Xi' an for a holiday with her. Zhangjiajie is also on our list.
Wow Alina these locations that you are showing us are just amazing. There is so much beauty there in China. Thanks for sharing and stay safe out there!
When I was at Tianmen Mountain in January. The entire area at the top was completely snowcapped. It was like a winter wonderland.
It does look really beautiful in the winter!
Is it less crowded in winter
Reminds me of Tiananmen Square in 1989.
@@AhmetTekin101 how are you doing, my dear Sean giang
@@AhmetTekin101 You should stop eating curry, you are hallucinating.
6:20 I saw a female warrior, the young lady with glasses. While supporting her elders, she kept looking under the glass bridge with a smile on her face. It was amazing！！！
I was there in the Zhangjiajie Park area two weeks ago, with my 86-year-old dad. He might be the oldest guy there then. More than a few people who marvelled at the scenery also marvelled at him walking on the mountaintops, with a cane in his hand. Great experiences. Foreigners were few and far in between, but I did cross paths with Russians, Germans and Africans. In Canada now, but planning to go back there someday and spend more time there.
That’s awesome!
Алина, спасибо за видео. Очень красивые места. Удачного путешествия.
Hoorawww!! My Russian friend.
I am Chinese
@@PRETTYGROSSSTREETFOOD 我们应该和乌克兰做朋友😜
China is amazing
I agree that it can be a little daunting to travel in China when you can't speak a word of Chinese. But once you have survival Chinese language, and know how to plan ahead to avoid the crowds etc, it's super convenient to get around!
You may consider translation softwares 😊
The last 30+ years, at least most Chinese can speak or understand Mandarin Chinese. Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, many different places spoke different dialects and the people in their 40s or even 30s could hardly speak Mandarin, let alone a foreign language, English.
In fact, it's enough that you have a translation APP!
But they will get soon the new AI translater and we be all set...😅
Good idea
It is very hard for people from Canada to imagine the scale of mass of people in any given time and in any location in China not to mention in popular travel destinations such as this national park. I am so glad that you have made your trip to this incredible scenery location. I am so amazed by the infrastructure that have been built in many of the popular scenery and hard to get to destination. Because of this, people are able to reach to and witness some of the most spectacular sceneries and landscapes that you would not be able to get to them if there is no such infrastructures built.
Very true!
Sitting at Vancouver home and watching you showing Chinese wonders, lucky you ;)
Lucky me is right!
I am Chinese native still moved by your video, welcome and wish you for the best
Thank you! 😃
Восхитительное видео, Алиночка! Поражает то, что сколько людского труда и усилий вложено в строительство и безопасность этой горной панорамы.
That’s what impressed me most as well 🙂 incredibly hard work! Glad you liked the video ❤️
Stunning scenery, Alina! Enjoyed the cable ride up the mountain, walking on the glass bridge and the wingsuit flying. Thanks! 😊
It is stunning!
@@AlinaMcleodIn today's Reuters article, the US 🇺🇲 says China is boosting Russia's war machine in Ukraine, your motherland, making it the most defense expansion since the Soviet era.
Thanks for the sharing👍 Tianmen Mountain is amazing. Few years ago, the Range Rover had done a “show” - The Dragon Challenge for which the Range Rover is claiming uphill the 45 degrees 999 steps successfully. You may still find that video on youtube. Interesting
Hats a great video. I climbed those steps and the range rover driver was brave to climb that
nice recorrido en esa montaña nice, gente , clima, areas verdes, bonita panoramica de las montañas y te miras bonita! con tu camisa morada ❤
Thank you for sharing such beautiful experience in ZJJ that's where I always wanted to go 🙏👍👏❤️
Nice to see you it’s amazing lots of love from Montreal
Thank you very much for sharing such a wonderful scenery & your experience with us 👍
My pleasure 😊
Hi Alina ! I love cable car 🚡 rides & the glass & suspension walks 👣 looked amazing. Once in a lifetime views & incredible experience. I'd do it for sure 👍
Please come. You are most welcome to my motherland and see with your own eyes. You will see the real China that it is completely the opposite of what western mainstream media lied to you.
I'm technically not afraid of heights, but this glass bridge gives me immediate chills lol
Really?? I sometimes get light headed standing on a high balcony and looking down but somehow the glass floor did nothing for me lol
I did cartwheels up on the main glass suspension bridge up there when I visited and still remember wearing those red covers over my snow boots in the December
Great stuff, Alina. Thanks. (Hello from Melbourne, Australia)
Absolutely fantastic to see. Thanks Alina for bringing us along. 👍😊🇮🇪🇨🇳
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi alina. great video...those mountains ranges and rock formations are insanely beautiful. thank u for featuring it. travel safe...will be waiting for your next videos. cheers!
I went there with a Korean friend before pandemic, it was of the most amazing places I ever been to. Btw, I guess you missed the ancient town which is very beautiful and nice place just to chill and have a walk and there's another beautiful place with beautiful architure over there as well, forgot its name though. Btw, Zhangjiajie was the only place I got robbed, by two monekys, they even took my sunglasses and all of my snacks fruits. My friend even took a video of how one of the monkeys were eating my snacks on the edge of handrails of staricase.
Sorry for your robbery lol
There are 2 ancient towns near Zhangjiajie, Fenghuang and Furong.
Marvelous 🎉
Glass walk really dangerous
Appreciate your efforts 👌 🎉❤
Alina, you are certainly going places and China is a big wonderland of mystique, culture and nature. Am glad you get to experience first hand the wonders that China has to offer and at the same time, allowing us viewers to follow you along in your fantastic journey. Thank you.
Thanks so much for doing all the walking , endless lines , etc. for us Alina - the trip of a lifetime for sure. Well done.
My pleasure!
Thank you for the video. You made this for me. 🙏 many blessings to you and yours
Absolutely stunning video - what an amazing trip. The glass walk was just "pain" for me to watch as I definitely would have had vertigo - big time! You, however, did excellent. Amazing places to remember for the rest of your life!
Good nite Alina, always feel great to watch your videos ❤❤❤
The glass bridge, wingsuit flying and the views are amazing. Well done for surviving the trip without much sleep. It might be once-in-a-lifetime trip. Stay safe.
Wow，it’s amazing and unbelievable
Well, that was pretty impressive the cable car, reminded me of the Maokong Gondola in Taipei which I thought was long, and it's 3 km shorter than the one here. The glass walkway reminded me of the Columbia Icefields Skywalk. So with the snow Alberta vibes keep happening. This was another impressive site on your China tour. I enjoyed this.
Now take a few days off damn it, you're a human being, not a content creating machine.
You know I’ve never done the ice fields one! And yes, need to take a proper day off 😅
❤ always amazed about the people who built these
This is amazing Alina! Thank you for taking us along!
You are so welcome!
Thank you Alina for sharing all those beautiful videos.
My pleasure 😊
Hello Alina! 😄🙏👋✨🌟 I hope your having a fantastic day! This is a excellent super magnificent video! 😁👍❤️👏📹🇨🇳⛰🏞🚠🥇💯💫✨🌟 Wow! The glass bridge at Tianmen Mountain looks absolutely marvelous! Also the view is so truly beautiful! Even Tianmen Cave is fantastic! I would definitely like to visit Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie one day. It really is a amazing place! Thank you very much Alina to share with us this marvelous video. You are the best and greatest world traveler adventurer! 🙂👍👏✈️🌏📹🧳🥇💯🏆💫🌟 I wish you Alina a wonderful magnificent glorious blessed day. 😊🙏❤️👋👍✨🌟
Thank you very much, David!
Hi Alina, if you did this trip last week, you've hit another Chinese national holiday the Qing Ming festival, when the most popular festive activity is to go some mountains.
That's why there are so many local tourists.
Beautiful video❤❤❤
The views are stunning from Tianmen Mountain, The biggest challenges we had were navigating the crowds. The Chinese are very good in moving people in lines. The lines go quick.
Harriet and I would love to get back there and spend a little more time. Thank you for bringing back many great memories from there . Sending much love❤ from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
My pleasure! Their level of crowds is definitely on another level!
You literally went to great heights to capture these amazing natural locations. I imagine having a good pair of walking/hiking shoes is a must on these trips. Thank you for allowing us to experience this awesome journey vicariously! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Zhangjiajie is in my go-to list ^^ thank you for the video Alina
Hope you visit!
Amazing!!! I went on a tour 30 yrs ago where the Terra Cotta warriors were found and walked on a wooden bridge that was similar,
好期待啊！我六月中旬去玩，只希望那几天是晴天.
I was there after a rainfall with swirling clouds and it was absolutely stunning.
Excellent footage ! By the way, glass or Silica as it is known (SiO2) in its basic chemical formula is such a diverse platform, and depending of the processes that we put it though, it could be very strong and durable indeed. For example, fiberglass is a derivative of glass which is used in boatbuilding, or Pyrex which can withstand high temperatures. Have fun!
This is truly amazing! Especially through the very skillful editing, the natural beauty has been vividly presented. Good job!!
Thank you! 😊
Awesome video Alina.! I must say that the view is breathtaking, truly beautiful! But I would be terribly afraid to walk on those glass bridges. You were truly brave! However, the Chinese are really good at building these infrastructures! Thank you very much ❤
Thanks for watching! ☺️
Wow! you sure find the best spots to Visit..Love your Videos..
Yes, with my eyes closed. I hate heights. The cable car at Banff is a good example.
Thanks for taking us along in your fantastic trip!
Wow, the opening scene is amazing
IM NOW AT ZHANGJIAJIE IT IS SO BEAUTIFUL😍 DONT WANNA LEAVE
You are a naturally friendly and beautiful girl. Thank you for showing the real China to everyone.
Thanks!
You are so kind to support my videos, thank you! ☺️
China is a developing major country that still needs to continue to progress. However, it is important for everyone to have a correct understanding of it, rather than blindly following the malicious distortions and attacks based on ideology by Western media. This is not conducive to the progress of the world and humanity.
Waouh, i love your video.
No fancy filter, show the places as they are with nice music to fit the ambiance.
Thank you for this amazing experience.
Thank you 🙂
The cable car was a timesaver! I can only imagine how long a hike it would’ve taken you to reach the summit. That said, I’m in the same place as you about high places and what made me less jittery about it was the beautiful views, all the attractions and it must be said the glass bridge was the highlight of the experience. Alina, now its true given your impressions of Tianmen Mountain, with the limited time you have in China, you’re probably wishing you could stay longer and properly see everything the country has to offer but that’s not possible in your current circumstances. Still, someday you’ll probably return and show us more of it. Thanks for the video! 😊
I will definitely be back!
Thx for sharing
Really enjoying this China series. Thanks 👍
Population at every place 😊. That expression of fear in the glass bridge walk itself is entertainment for people. That is an experience, and so they take that experience.
I walked on that bridge 2 days ago! The cable car ride to the top of Tianmen Mountain was incredible.
god's mother I'm happy to see you good health and safe thanks for sharing this video God bless you all ways 😊❤
The cable ride was amazing.
Your mandarin pronunciation of the places are pretty good
Xie xie!
Beautiful sights! Never heard of these places in China, thank you for sharing. Maybe there are travel agencies to book tours to see theses places. Hmm, will check it out.
O man, my goosebumps are up!
Hi, Alina, come across you YT video on your China travel experience by chance - they are very good videos indeed. Many thanks. Great to see you're enjoying the trips very much. Congratulations. However, if you intend to enjoy more fully on travelling in China in future - I think, it is worth of taking a tour guild for most of the Chinese tour sites. The reason is that China is very unite in this world - the only one surviving ancient civilisation in remained in this world. Its culture is extremely rich, and most of its tourist sites are long being discovered by ancient Chinese, and are having a lots of cultures and old stories associated with them. Hence as a foreign people to visit them, if there is a Chinese tour guild to explain the stories associated with those sceneries and sight seen sites, it will make your tour far more interesting then just looking at the sites themselves at their surface value... Cheers, Liqun (from UK)
Hi. Alina great adventures and great sight and enjoyable place. Thank to shared of your trip. Watched here at montreal. Take care
Thank you!
wow I saw this place in one of the transformer movies. I thought it was all CGI. I wasn't aware it a real place until now, just beautiful.
There is another film "Avatar" inside the suspended mountain scene from Zhangjiajie.
The place in the transformer movie is actually another place in Chongqing 😊
Walking on a glass bridge can certainly test one's nerve and blood pressure, so kudos to you for being brave and healthy!
Incredible beautiful❤
Wow. That cable car is one extraordinary feat of Chinese invention. Unbelievable!
Escalator on top of the mountain! Impressive.
Very beautiful place
Never been in mainland China primarily due to the perceived rules and restrictions. You seem to be freely moving around and being able to do as you please which is great. Can work around most languages to sort out where and how to go without too much trouble, but would be clueless with Chinese. Such glorious natural landscapes. Very impressive walkways around the mountains, phenomenal infrastructure and the facilities nicely laid out. Wonderful 🌹15kms a good effort for the day.
As a tourist going to tourist places, you really don’t have any thing to worry about 🙂
Beautiful! Love your smiles while touring different places in China. Alina, your face does appear to be fuller - Chinese food are too yummy!
What an incredible video. Good job. Looking forward to more videos from your China series. Planning to go to China in autumn for a month tour. Have to change my itinerary to include Zhangjiajie after watching your videos. Its impossible to cover China in a month. So planning to go multiple times. Your videos really help in my planning. God bless.
Get a tourist visa and you can travel for 90 days in China.
@@iyansetiadi1986 I wish I could. But one month I have already max my annual leave. Thanks for your suggestion. I will keep that in mind.
I’m so glad! Hope you have a great trip!
love your videos, we hear so much negative information about China - your videos let me see how beatiful the country is - thank you
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it a lot. You are so brave!
My pleasure!
Fantastic info on the cable car.
Love all your videos in China,so much detail and beautiful film quality👍❤️
Your voice is so clear and warm.
Bellissimo posto💚🌄💚
Thank you for the tour. I appreciate it.
I remember the last time visit Tianmen Cave, still need to take the bus, through that crazy winding road...My mom was scared lmao.
The bus was about leaving at 4pm or we would miss the plane(or train?).
And I decided to climb to the cave at 3pm. Though time was quite dangerous, I still thought I need a try. The going up part is not that hard when you were in a high mood.
Going up:30min
Taking pictures:15min
Going down should be faster, I thought.
But! The route is not a slider, when you go out too fast, your knees will be very uncomfortable. I used 10min to go down and felt my knees got fired, and hardly could not catched the bus cuz the last 5min journey on flat ground almost exhausted my strength.
I suggested every visitor reserve enough time for yourself to have a pleasant whole journey.
P.S:It was still pleasant, except the knee part:D
I must command you for your excellent photography skills and top quality editing.
The longest cable ride? That itself is worthy of the visit. It is 7.45km long.
Thank you very much for the video.❤
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I didn’t do the walk along the mountain cliff. I believe my cable car took me by west route which I walked for a while then on escalator after escalator many times till I reached the top near the Tianmen gate. From the gate I walked down the longest stairs of my life till I reached the service area for some refreshment before I took a huge cable car that sits about 16-24 people down to a bus station. Tianmen Mountain is one of top attractions (probably no.1) in Zhang Jia Jie National Park. The cable car trip is the longest I ever took, likewise the escalators (perhaps Chongqing metro station escalators beat it). I will visit Zhang Jia Jie again as I didn’t cover all attractions in my previous visit.
Алинка! какая красота) но я бы не смогла пройтись по этому стеклянному мосту на такой высоте) наверное)))
Спасибо ☺️
lovely video Alina!!! Beautifully captured! I wish the stairs to heaven was open and you could walk down from the cave on it. Looks incredible!! Please post faster. So so eager for this series and seriously cant wait!
lol it’s hard to edit everything yourself you know
@@AlinaMcleod Appreciate your efforts!