About Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge
The Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge is the world's longest and highest glass-bottomed bridge, spanning 430 meters across a deep canyon at a height of 300 meters. Opened in 2016, the bridge features a transparent glass floor that allows visitors to see straight down to the valley below — a thrilling experience that has become one of China's most popular attractions.
The bridge is part of a larger scenic area that includes a waterfall, zip line, and bungee jumping platform. Walking across the bridge, you can see the canyon walls, the river below, and the forest canopy through the glass floor. The bridge can hold up to 800 people at once, but on busy days, the experience can be crowded. For those with a fear of heights, the bridge offers both a challenge and an unforgettable experience.
What Not to Miss
The glass floor — look down 300 meters to the canyon below.
The canyon views — dramatic cliffs and forest on both sides.
Optional activities — zip line and bungee jumping available (extra fee).
