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15 beautiful scenes that you think you can only see in blockbuster movies but are real in real life

Theo Gia đình mới — Sat, 29 May 2021 00:00:06 +0000

Blockbuster movies like Game of Thrones, The Avengers, Avatar, The Lord of the Rings all have spectacular scenes that make you think only in the movies but exist in real life.
The article summarizes the best photos of beautiful scenes in and in real life that will surprise you with their similarity.

1. Avatar soul tree and wisteria tree in Ashikaga Garden, Japan Avatar’s soul tree and wisteria in Ashikaga Garden, Japan 2. Where Thanos retires in the final scene of Avengers: Infinity War and Banaue Rice Terraces in the Philippines 3. The Glowing Lake in Avatar and the Bioluminescent Lagoon in Falmouth, Jamaica 4. Magnificent colonnades in the city of Dwarroedelf, The Lord of the Rings and Basilica Cistern in Turkey 5. Mesa, Up and Tepuy Roraima in Venezuela 6. The Great Hall of Hogwarts, Harry Potter and the Great Hall of Christ ChurchCollege, Oxford University 7.Pandora at night, Avatar and Waitomo Glowworm Caves in New Zealand 8. The Ice Planet in Interstellar and the Glacier Snæfellsjökull,Iceland 9. King’s Landing, Game of Thrones and Dubrovnik in Croatia 10.Rivendell, The Lord of the Rings and Lauterbrunnen in Switzerland 11. Eastern Air Temple, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Temple on Mount Fan Jing, Tongren, Guizhou, China 12. Paradise Falls, Up and Angel Falls, Venezuela 13. The Doors of Durin (Moria), The Lord of the Rings and the door at the Church of St. Edward’s in England 14. Spirited Away’s bathhouse and Rekishi-no-Yado building Kanaguya, Nagano, Japan 15. Avatar Bay and Hallelujah Mountain in Zhangjiajie, China

The two-story winding glass bridge attracts visitors in China

Quỳnh Anh — Thu, 29 Apr 2021 00:23:18 +0000

Ruyi Glass Bridge spanning Shenxianju valley in Zhejiang province, China is a popular attraction for adventurous tourists.

Ruyi is a new glass bridge built and welcoming visitors by the end of 2020. The bridge is located in Shenxianju scenic area, Taizhou city, Zhejiang province. When videos and images of Ruyi appeared on social networks, many people did not believe it was real. They claim these are fake images. However, after the flycam footage of Chris Hadfield was posted on Twitter, the bridge has attracted more than 200,000 visitors to check-in since September last year. According to Arquitectura Viva, the bridge was designed by He Yungchang, a steel structure expert who participated in designing the “Bird’s Nest” stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The name of the bridge is derived from the design of the scepter (Jade Ruyi in English). According to the traditions of this country, the scepter symbolizes power and good fortune. The bridge stretches 100 m at an altitude of 140 m connecting two mountain ranges in the scenic area. Ruyi has a structure of 3 meandering paths with 2 bridges being an observatory. The observatory area and the middle part of the bridge are fitted with a transparent glass floor to create a strong feeling. In addition to Ruyi, China has about 2,300 glass bridges and glass walkways and slides, a number of works of monumental scale, impressive designs and world records. Pictured is a glass bottom bridge across the canyon in Zhangjiajie, inspired by the Hollywood blockbuster “Avatar”. Opened in August 2016, the bridge is 430 meters long, 6 meters wide, made of 99 transparent tempered glass panels assembled together. In 2017, Hongyagu scenic area opened the longest glass bridge in the world. The bridge is 488 m long, assembled from 1,077 panels of 4 cm thick glass, with a total weight of up to 70 tons. However, as of May 2018, this record was set for a straight diameter slide from top to bottom of a 568 m long Guangxi mountain. The first 3D glasses bridge over China’s Yellow River is a tourist destination not for the faint of heart. The bridge is 2.6 m wide, 210 m long, made up of 61 transparent glass panels and 77 3D glass panels. Here, visitors can see the stream flowing at the foot or the steep cliff thanks to the effect of 3D paintings on the glass.

Zhangjiajie was originally a “thousand-year forbidden land”? There are two mysterious forbidden places that no one has set foot in so far!

editor — Fri, 23 Apr 2021 09:50:08 +0000

Zhangjiajie was originally a “thousand-year forbidden land”? There are two mysterious forbidden places that no one has set foot in so far!

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, as a world geological park and a 5A-level scenic spot, enjoys a grand reputation at home and abroad, and countless tourists come to Zhangjiajie every year. We all know that Zhangjiajie has “three thousand strange peaks and eight hundred beautiful waters”, but did you know? It turns out that Zhangjiajie is a “thousand-year forbidden place”!

There are two mysterious forbidden places in Zhangjiajie, and no one has dared to set foot in them so far. The first is Heizongnao in Huangshizhai, and the second is Shentang Bay in Tianzi Mountain. Local old people often say: “Ning to go to the ghost gate, don’t go to Shentang Bay.” Shentang Bay is the most terrifying.

Shentang Bay is surrounded by cliffs, and only one side has a gap in the mountain.Visitors can only go to the top of Shentang Bay and look down through the gap, butwhatI can’t see it either, because the surrounding area is misty and windy. According to local people, there are huge pythons and monsters under Shentang Bay, and sometimes you can hear the sound of golden drums humming and people shouting and horses that can only appear in ancient battlefields.

According to legend, in the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, the world was in turmoil, and the people didn’t have a living. Here Xiang Dakun rises up, leading the people to revolt. Zhu Yuanzhang sent people to suppress it. After the defeat, Xiang Dakun refused to surrender, and retreated to the cliff of Shentang Bay with the remnants and jumped off the cliff. The mysterious sound of Shentang Bay is said to be the voice of Xiang Dakun’s ghost after death, summoning Yin soldiers to practice.

On the other hand, Heizongnao is a virgin forest. There is a large area of blackness in it. No one has set foot in it since ancient times. According to legend, there are all kinds of strange plants and beasts in it. It is very dangerous and no one dares to explore it.

Of course, in addition to these two places to avoid in Zhangjiajie, there are many scenic spots to visit, especially the “Avatar” scenic spot in front of the floating mountain in “Avatar”. This scenic spot also has a story. It is rumored that during the Huangchao chaos, the Tujia ancestors came here to open up wasteland for refuge. After more than a thousand years, they still retain the most primitive Tujia people’s customs. Here, visitors can feel the mysterious charm of the millennium old village, and of course the scenery is also very stunning.

The terraced fields here are a must-see. They are called “the never-ending mirage of Zhangjiajie” and “the last home in the sky”. The former prime minister said with emotion that “Zhangjiajie has gods on top.” The terraces are built on the cliffs, and there is a blessing of indifferent stability among the dangers. It is surrounded by clouds and mists all day long, surrounded by thousands of peaks, and it is so beautiful. Come here while admiring the fairyland, experiencing the customs of the Tujia people, and tasting the traditional cuisine of the Tujia people, it is a fairy-like enjoyment! This place is officially opened during the May Day holiday, and it is estimated that it will become an online celebrity check-in place again!

Be amazed at the charm of the ancient Phuong Hoang

Thu Hường — Thu, 15 Apr 2021 15:58:06 +0000

Thanks to the ancient space and unique architecture of the works, the temple 1,300 years ago has created a charming ancient phoenix, always making a mark on the mind of every visitor when coming to China.