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East Taihang Glasswalk – Xingtai Shi, China - Atlas Obscura
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East Taihang Glasswalk – Xingtai Shi, China - Atlas Obscura
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This Chinese region has closed its popular glass bridges for safety reasons - Lonely Planet
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