Bailong elevator The BAILONG ELEVATOR is the longest in the world. In fact, it is made up of 3 elevators and together they hold 3 Guinness records. Since 2002, it climbs (and falls) 304 m in 2 minutes on a cliff in the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. 50 people per trip. . . . #homeimprovement #homerenovations #renovation #modernhome #interiorinspiration #modelarchitecture #architecture #arquitectura #civilengineers #civilengineer #CivilEngArchi #civilconstruction #concrete #calculoestrutural #

Bailong Elevator: The World's Tallest Outdoor Elevator! 🌍🚠 Located in the breathtaking Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Scenic Area, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Bailong Elevator stands at a record-breaking height of 326 meters. Known as the "World's Number One Elevator," it offers stunning glass-view rides since its opening in 2002. For more fascinating videos and stories, follow GD Today on Facebook! 📲👍 | The South

Bailong Elevator is holding 3 world records: The world's tallest outdoor elevator. The world's tallest two-story sightseeing elevator. The world's fastest passenger elevator with the largest carrying capacity. With an altitude of 1,070 feet - equivalent to 330m outdoors in the scenic Wulingyuan, Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China | The Reading Corner

A breathtaking view of Bailong Elevator in Central China's #Hunan Province. #GlimpseofChina The elevator, located at the #Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, was recognized as the world’s tallest outdoor lift by Guinness World Records in 2015. | Xi's Moments

🚡 The World’s Tallest Outdoor Elevator! Welcome to Bailong Elevator — a glass elevator built into the cliffs of Zhangjiajie, China’s UNESCO World Heritage site. At 326 meters high, it’s officially the tallest outdoor elevator in the world, recognized by Guinness World Records and known as “The Number One Elevator on Earth.” 🌍🏔️ 🌟 Watch the full video and FOLLOW us for more stunning views from China’s most epic landscapes! #BailongElevator #Zhangjiajie #ChinaWonder #WorldRecord #SkyHigh #Foll

O Bailong Elevator, conhecido como Elevador dos Cem Dragões, vai muito além de um simples meio de transporte. Ele oferece uma das formas mais rápidas e impressionantes de alcançar o topo das montanhas que serviram de inspiração visual para o filme Avatar. A subida quase vertical provoca fascínio e medo ao mesmo tempo, transformando o trajeto em parte da atração. Instalado no Parque Florestal Nacional de Zhangjiajie, o elevador é um colosso de aço e vidro que detém o recorde de elevador externo m

The Bailong Elevator, or Hundred Dragons Elevator, is a remarkable glass double-deck lift affixed to a quartzite sandstone cliff in China's Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. 😲 Rising 1,070 feet in just 92 seconds, the elevator holds the Guinness World Record for the tallest outdoor elevator. Construction began in 1999 and was completed in 2002. The elevator is a remarkable feat of engineering, but its environmental impact on a protected forest has sparked debate. Zhangjiajie National Forest Par