Guoliang Village A Miracle Hanging On A Steep Cliff











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Guoliang Village, A Miracle Hanging On A Steep Cliff. Guoliang Village, is a small and remote village in China. Guoliang has become so popular in the world because of its unusual location. Standing right on a 200-meter vertical cliff, making it one of the most dangerous villages in the world. • Although very remote and separated by cliffs and very deep valleys, who would have thought that life was taking place on it. Right on the rock cliff, we can see rows of houses that have stood for years. • Before 1972, the only access to Guoliang village was a steep and narrow staircase, embedded in the mountainside called the sky ladder. In 1972, in order to walk down the mountain easily, villagers worked together to make a tunnel road in the cliff. And around 2001 and 2011 that the tunnel was widened. The Guoliang tunnel, which stretches 1250 meters, is of course the main attraction of this village. • Currently, the popularity of Guoliang Village is increasingly skyrocketing and becoming an important tourist destination in China. There are around 1.4 million tourists visiting this place every year. Since the 1990s, the tourism industry in Guoliang Village has become increasingly prosperous. • -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • ======================================================= • Copyright Disclaimer • Title 17, US Code (Sections 107-118 of the copyright law, Act 1976): • All media in this video is used for purpose of review commentary under terms of fair use. • All footage, images used belong to their respective companies. • Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. • ======================================================= • #guoliang #chinavillage #documentary

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