Bailong Elevator, also known as the Hundred Dragons Elevator, is a glass elevator located in the Wulingyuan area of Zhangjiajie, China. It is considered to be the world's tallest outdoor elevator, standing at a height of 1,070 feet.

Wulingyuan National Park, Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China

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Wulingyuan National Forest

Near Zhangjiajir, Hunan 2021

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•Song stuck in head: Everybody Wants to be a Cat

•Favorite color: Dark green, pastel pink, navy blue

•Currently Reading: The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams

•Currently Craving: A strawberry-banana smoothie and a good bowl of Pho

•Last Movie: Summer Wars

•Sweet, Spicy, or Savory: Savory

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•Three Favorite Foods: Tuna Casserole(family recipe), Pho(there is no good Pho where I live…. Rip), California Rolls

•Last Thing Googled: Cerebellum

•Dream Trip: Wulingyuan National Park

•Anything you want right now: I want daylight savings to not exist and I wish we went to work in the dark for extra daylight in the evening…

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El elevador Bailong es un elevador de vidrio de dos pisos construido en la ladera de un enorme acantilado en el área de Wulingyuan de Zhangjiajie, República Popular de China, que tiene 326 m (1070 pies) de altura.

Es el ascensor exterior más alto y pesado del mundo.

The other half of that dream is like we were exploring a wilderness. A huge canyon system deeply carved into the mountains. I kept calling it Thanalan but it wasn't actually.

The terrain was more like if the Grand Canyon were also Wulingyuan. It's real and huge to us but the dream zoomed at one point to show we were in a studio on like one of those tables they use for environments for miniatures but elaborate detailed.

It zooms back in and then my group and I are deciding where to go. There's beasts along the trail we've fought and the portion I really recall is when we had to figure out safe water travel.

We were heading to a Solar Flower near the endpoint where the canyons met the ocean. A tree began to engage in battle with us, shooting lightning at my teammates. From my hidden spot I quickly leafed through a book until I found the trees name. So I prayed.

I-Jeuine I named the tree and asked it to stop attacking us. We wanted safe water passage. The tree continued the lightning until it considered my plea and stopped.

It told us it could give us passage only here and to have true permission we would need to go to the solar flower and use it's energies to beg succor from the ocean.

I was overjoyed so I thanked I-Jeuine and let it know that was the plan. Relaying the information to my team we carried on.

This is where the restaurant bit happened.

Then we met some musicians. We were arranged in a circle trying to get help from another tree. But other people were also there. A duo next to us kept playing music and so we danced to keep up.

They were impressed and asked if we can make noises they can sample to make new songs. I'm like I have the perfect guy and mentally the mount list pops up and I'm like Omega (ffxiv) makes a cute noise it would be perfect.

So I summon the Omega mount and the musicians are pleased.

It gets fuzzy after here.

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Wulingyuan Scenic Area, China

13/3/2024 - Dinner

📍 老灶台三下锅 Restaurant in Zhangjiajie

China, Hunan, Zhangjiajie, Wulingyuan District, Huanglong Rd, 100号米 邮政编码: 427499

This meal was great! so great that I didn't manage to take photos of everything cause we were inhaling everything

⭐️ Fish soup - so creamy and tasty

⭐️ Hao Shao Rou - the pork belly is so fatty and tasty. There's even tofu puffs at the bottom. This first batch is much better than the second batch. It was slightly too burnt

⭐️ Pork with potatoes - pork was a little tough but the potatoes were yums

Chewy potato noodles - YAYY their texture is great

Chicken soup - pales in comparison to the fish soup

⭐️🌱 Wild plant glutinous rice cake - very slight herbal taste with a good chewy texture

'Avatar Mountains', Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China

The 'Avatar Mountains' are a beautiful geological formation located in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, in China's Hunan Province. These pillars are popularly known as the 'Avatar Mountains' as they were featured in James Cameron's blockbuster 'Avatar'. The towering quartz-sandstone spires that characterise the landscape inspired the floating mountains, known in the film as the Hallelujah Mountains or the Thundering Rocks. In 1992, the Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area—including these mountains—was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and now, they attract millions of tourists each year who come to marvel at their otherworldly beauty. The park is dotted with numerous hiking trails and glass-bottomed skywalks, allowing visitors to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of this natural wonder.

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Top 20 Tourist Destination in China:

1. The Great Wall of China - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Wall is a series of fortifications that stretches over 13,000 miles. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in China and a must-visit for tourists.

2. The Forbidden City - Located in Beijing, the Forbidden City is a palace complex that was the imperial palace for almost 500 years. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in China.

3. The Terracotta Army - Located in Xi'an, the Terracotta Army is a collection of terracotta sculptures that depict the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see for history buffs.

4. The Potala Palace - Located in Lhasa, Tibet, the Potala Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the residence of the Dalai Lama until the 14th Dalai Lama fled to India during the 1959 Tibetan uprising.

5. The Zhangjiajie National Forest Park - Located in Hunan Province, this park is known for its unique rock formations and stunning natural beauty. It is also the inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie Avatar.

6. The West Lake - Located in Hangzhou, the West Lake is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its serene beauty. It is a popular destination for boat rides and picnics.

7. The Yellow Mountains - Located in Anhui Province, the Yellow Mountains are known for their stunning landscapes and breathtaking views. It is a popular destination for hiking and photography.

8. The Jiuzhaigou Valley - Located in Sichuan Province, the Jiuzhaigou Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its crystal-clear lakes, waterfalls, and colorful forests.

9. The Leshan Giant Buddha - Located in Sichuan Province, the Leshan Giant Buddha is a 71-meter tall statue of Maitreya Buddha carved into the side of a cliff. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist attraction.

10. The Summer Palace - Located in Beijing, the Summer Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the summer residence of the imperial family. It is known for its beautiful gardens, lakes, and palaces.

11. The Shaolin Temple - Located in Henan Province, the Shaolin Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known as the birthplace of martial arts. It is a popular destination for Kung Fu enthusiasts.

12. The Chengdu Panda Base - Located in Sichuan Province, the Chengdu Panda Base is a research and breeding center for giant pandas. Visitors can see the pandas up close and even participate in volunteer programs.

13. The Silk Road - The Silk Road was a network of trade routes that connected China to the Mediterranean. Today, tourists can explore the ancient cities, temples, and markets along the route.

14. The Mogao Caves - Located in Gansu Province, the Mogao Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contain some of the finest examples of Buddhist art in China.

15. The Hua Shan Mountain - Located in Shaanxi Province, the Hua Shan Mountain is known for its steep cliffs and stunning views. It is a popular destination for hiking and rock climbing.

16. The Beihai Park - Located in Beijing, the Beihai Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its beautiful gardens, lakes, and pagodas.

17. The Wulingyuan Scenic Area - Located in Hunan Province, the Wulingyuan Scenic Area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its unique sandstone formations and stunning landscapes.

18. The Mount Everest Base Camp - Located in Tibet, the Mount Everest Base Camp is a popular destination for trekkers and adventurers. Visitors can see the highest peak in the world up close.

19. The Yungang Grottoes - Located in Shanxi Province, the Yungang Grottoes are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contain some of the finest examples of Buddhist art in China.

20. The Dunhuang Caves - Located in Gansu Province, the Dunhuang Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contain some of the finest examples of Buddhist art in China. The caves are also known for their ancient manuscripts and paintings.

I can provide the building dates for some of the top tourist destinations in China, but please note that some of these sites have undergone significant renovations and expansions over time.

1. The Great Wall of China - Construction of the earliest sections started in the 7th century BC, but most of the wall that still exists today was built during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD).

2. The Forbidden City - Construction started in 1406 during the Ming Dynasty and was completed in 1420.

3. The Terracotta Army - The army was constructed in the late 3rd century BC during the Qin Dynasty.

4. The Potala Palace - The palace was first built in the 7th century AD, but the current structure was built during the 17th century.

5. The Zhangjiajie National Forest Park - The park was established in 1982.

6. The West Lake - The lake was first created during the 8th century AD, but the current layout and surrounding gardens were developed during the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279 AD).

7. The Yellow Mountains - The earliest recorded visit to the mountains was in the 8th century AD, but the current infrastructure and facilities were developed during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD).

8. The Jiuzhaigou Valley - The valley has been inhabited by Tibetan and Qiang ethnic groups for centuries, but the current park was established in 1982.

9. The Leshan Giant Buddha - The statue was carved between 713-803 AD during the Tang Dynasty.

10. The Summer Palace - Construction started in 1750 during the Qing Dynasty and was completed in 1764.

11. The Shaolin Temple - The temple was first built in the 5th century AD, but the current structures date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1912 AD).

12. The Chengdu Panda Base - The base was established in 1987.

13. The Silk Road - The Silk Road was established during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD) and continued through the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD).

14. The Mogao Caves - The earliest caves were built in the 4th century AD, but most of the caves and their contents were created between the 5th-14th centuries AD.

15. The Hua Shan Mountain - The earliest temples on the mountain were built during the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), but most of the current structures were built during the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1912 AD).

16. The Beihai Park - Construction started in the 10th century AD and continued through the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1912 AD).

17. The Wulingyuan Scenic Area - The park was established in 1982.

18. The Mount Everest Base Camp - The base camp was established in the mid-20th century.

19. The Yungang Grottoes - Construction of the earliest caves started in the 5th century AD, but most of the caves and their contents were created between the 5th-6th centuries AD.

20. The Dunhuang Caves - The earliest caves were built in the 4th century AD, but most of the caves and their contents were created between the 5th-14th centuries AD.

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Wulingyuan

near Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China 2021

Saw an apple tv screensaver of wulingyuan national park so beautiful I started crying

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If you plan to do a lot of hiking, consider a carbon fiber tripod, which is lighter than aluminum but just as sturdy. Filters Filters are a great way to add creativity and drama to your photos. For landscape photography, a polarizing filter can help reduce glare and enhance colors. A neutral density filter can also be useful for taking long-exposure shots during the day. Graduated neutral density filters are ideal for balancing the exposure of bright skies and darker landscapes. Accessories Other accessories you may want to consider include a remote shutter release, which will help prevent camera shake when taking long-exposure shots. A camera bag will keep your gear protected when not in use, and a cleaning kit will ensure that your equipment stays in top condition. Don't forget to pack extra batteries and memory cards, too! When it comes to photography equipment, there are endless options available. The key is to choose gear that works for your specific needs and budget. 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Not only will it give you a better understanding of the region, but it will also leave you with some unforgettable culinary experiences. Packing list and conclusion Packing List When preparing for a glamping trip to Zhangjiajie, be sure to pack the essentials for a comfortable stay. Here are some items to consider adding to your packing list: - Warm clothing – temperatures can drop at night in the mountains - Hiking boots or comfortable walking shoes – there are plenty of hiking trails in the area - Camera – you don't want to miss any photo opportunities - Bug repellent – there are mosquitoes and other insects in the area - Sunscreen and a hat – protect yourself from the strong sun - Snacks and water – while there are restaurants and convenience stores nearby, it's always good to have some snacks and water on hand for hikes and outings Zhangjiajie is a breathtaking destination that offers one-of-a-kind glamping experiences. 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El elevador Bailong es un elevador de vidrio de dos pisos construido en la ladera de un enorme acantilado en el área de Wulingyuan de Zhangjiajie, República Popular de China, que tiene 326 m (1070 pies) de altura. 

Es el ascensor exterior más alto y pesado del mundo.

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Bailong Elevator, noto anche come l'ascensore dei cento draghi, è un ascensore di vetro situato nell'area Wulingyuan di Zhangjiajie, in Cina. È considerato l'ascensore all'aperto più alto del mondo, con un'altezza di 326 metri (1.070 piedi).

L'ascensore è stato costruito sul fianco di una scogliera nel Parco Forestale Nazionale di Zhangjiajie, sito Patrimonio dell'Umanità dell'UNESCO, e porta i visitatori fino alla cima della scogliera dove possono godere di viste panoramiche sul paesaggio circostante.

La costruzione dell'ascensore Bailong è iniziata nel 1999 ed è stata completata nel 2002. L'ascensore ha tre vagoni a due piani, ognuno dei quali può trasportare fino a 50 passeggeri. È alimentato da un sistema di tre potenti motori ed è in grado di sollevare passeggeri a una velocità di 3 metri al secondo.

L'ascensore Bailong è una popolare attrazione turistica ed è visitato da migliaia di persone ogni anno. Tuttavia, anche la sua costruzione e posizione sono state controverse a causa delle preoccupazioni per il suo impatto sull'ambiente naturale e sulla sicurezza dei passeggeri.