Talk About Hugging The Road!

Would you drive this highway? I think I know the answer!

It’s called the Chongqing Lanying Grand Canyon Wall Highway – and it’s in China!

Yes, this highway was literally cut out of the side of a mountain – and while there is a short retaining wall on the edge, it literally hugs a cliff!

I found a video that shows you more about what to expect on this “wild ride”:

It’s just another example of the wild wild world of wonder in China…like this hiking path:

Yes, it’s crazy – and it’s just one of the wild hikes I found in China – check them out here:

One of the other fascinating aspects of life in China is this:

Did you know that more than 30-million Chinese still live in caves?

Click here to see inside this unique lifestyle!

And the Chinese also love their water parks:

Yes, this one sends a crazy tsunami of water to patrons!

Click here to see the video!

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