Chinese tourist officials in
Linzhou, Henan province, hope the stairs will give visitors an actual
experience of the mountain range. They wanted to boost the tourism by
installing a huge spiral stair case. And they are hoping that their 300ft
"Stairway to Heaven" will inspire people to visit this beauty spot of
Taihang Mountains, in Linzhou, Henan province, China. Just looking at these
stairs is adequate to give anyone vertigo, but they are anticipated to attract
thousands of tourists in China. The spiral staircase has been installed on the
wall of the Taihang Mountains in Linzhou to offer the thrill of mountaineering
without the danger.
The most astonishing moments is
when the wind blows and batters them, the birds fly past them, the stairs
creak. It is a lot more authentic than an elevator. Therefore; for health and
safety reasons, the stairs do not offer admission to just anyone. All potential
climbers have to sign a form stating that they have no heart or lung problems
and are under 60 years of age. If you got halfway up and couldn't go any
further, you might just have to stay there. The Taihang Mountain range encompasses
250 miles from north to south and runs through Shanxi, Henan and Hebei
provinces. Most peaks range from 5,000 to 6,500ft, with the principal peak of
Xiao Wutaishan reaching 9,455ft.
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