It clings to the wall of a mighty cliff, revealing a view that seems to have been taken from another world and flying passengers to the summit in less than a minute and a half | But just listen to the sounds emanating from the transparent cabin to understand that not everyone manages to enjoy the journey (World News)
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This is the Bayun elevator in Zhangjiaze Park in China, raising passengers 326 metres, first around the mine and then opening a view of the stone pillars.
It clings to the wall of a mighty cliff, revealing a view that seems to have been taken from another world and flying passengers to the summit in less than a minute and a half | But just listen to the sounds emanating from the transparent cabin to understand that not everyone manages to enjoy the journey (World News)