What are the most dangerous attractions in the world?

What are the most dangerous attractions in the world? Nowadays, many people like exciting and challenging things. Some people always want to break through and challenge themselves. Here are some of the most dangerous attractions in the world. Let's find out.

1. Pulpit Stone

The Norwegian Pulpit Stone is called Preikestolen in Norwegian. It is a natural square rock washed out by glaciers, about 600 meters high, located in Lisafjord near Stavanger, the oil capital of Norway. In fact, the rock itself is not dangerous, but standing on the edge of the rock and looking down, the strong wind blowing from the fjord can instantly make you dizzy. It is said that some people take their pet dogs to climb mountains. As a result, some tourists were so bad that they threw their bones outside the rocks. As a result, the poor dog jumped up and down.

2. Miracle Stone

This one probably has fewer friends. Not many people, even Norwegians, have visited this attraction. The Norwegian name is Kjerag. It is a rock less than 5 meters wide, sandwiched between two cliffs, suspended in the air nearly a thousand meters above sea level. Below is the tail end of Lisafjord. This landscape is also near Stavanger. It is a must-visit place for mountaineering enthusiasts.

The most thrilling thing about this stone is that there is no protection around it. The steam and clouds in the fjord below often permeate the stone, so sometimes you can't see what's going on below at all. If it is a sunny day, the view below will be even more dizzying. There is a waterfall opposite the stone, and the wind below can definitely make you shiver. So, even those who are daring and afraid of heights should never try it. It is said that people died here.

3. Troll's Tongue

It is also a famous attraction in Norway. Its shape resembles the tongue of a Norwegian Troll, hence its name. It is located in a small town called Oda, or Trolltunga in Norwegian, on the Hardangerfjord in south-central Norway. Because this attraction is relatively secretive and has few tourists, it is regarded as a high-end attraction for in-depth tours in Norway. If you want to meditate alone, it is also a pleasure to sit on a rock, stick out your long tongue, and overlook the beautiful scenery of the fjord.

4. Girangerfjord

This attraction is located in Girangerfjord in the middle of the Norwegian Scenic Fjord Tour. The scenery is extremely beautiful. Standing on the stone and overlooking it will definitely make you feel lucky that you have been here in this life. However, admiring the scenery is not that easy. These stones are very secret and not easy for ordinary tourists to discover when traveling. This attraction still looks quite dangerous, but it is said that the danger on site is not as high as it seems. This is also a place in Norway that few people have visited.

5. American Paper Rock

There is a very thin rock near the famous coastal city of San Diego in California, USA. The seemingly broken stone has attracted many people to take photos, making visitors feel like they are on the edge of a cliff or in the clouds. How much courage does it take to sit on this rock and take a photo?

6. American Skywalk Glass Corridor

The Skywalk is located in an Indian tribal reservation on the west side of the Grand Canyon in Colorado, about 200 kilometers away from Las Vegas. It hangs 4,000 feet (1,219 meters) above the Colorado River and extends 70 feet (21.34 meters) beyond the cliffs of the Grand Canyon.

7. Ancient Plank Road in Tianmen Mountain, Zhangjiajie, China

The glass plank road in Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie hangs on the west line of the top of the mountain, 60 meters long, and the highest point is 1,430 meters above sea level. It is Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie. Along the Ghost Valley Plank Road hanging on the cliff, there is also a glass watchtower protruding out of thin air. You can see the bottom from above. The glass platform extends 4-5 meters from the plank road and is specially designed for tourists to take photos. This is another brave creation created by the wooden suspension bridge spanning the gorge.

8. Observation Floor in Chicago, USA

The operators of the Sears Tower in Chicago had a sudden idea and set up four glass-bottomed box-shaped structures on the 103rd floor, named " "Ledge" (a protrusion on the edge of a cliff). Visitors step into Searstown's bay window. This skyscraper is 110 stories high. These glass balconies are built on the west side of the building and extend approximately 1.2 meters from the watchtower. The balcony glass floor is 12.7cm thick and can bear about 5 tons.

9. Huashan, China

The cableway in Huashan can be said to be the most dangerous in the world. It's that feeling of standing on a cliff at your feet, which is exciting and thrilling. Rock climbing and hiking seem to be signature sports for many foreigners. Several foreigners who love hiking and mountain climbing pose on the plank road in Huashan Mountain to challenge the most dangerous hiking ropeway in the world.

10. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland

In addition to warning signs, low stone barriers and common sense, nothing can help you successfully negotiate the dangerous and narrow path on the cliffs of Mohe. However, every year people are blown 700 feet (about 213 meters) out to sea because they get too close to the edge. If you choose to ignore these warning signs, you must be careful as many portions of the trail appear solid but are actually unstable and slippery. It is also not recommended that you ride on it because the rock formation you are riding on is now in a collapsed state. At the same time, it is emphasized that walking outside the designated area in Moheya is very dangerous.