Tianmen Mountain Cable Car, Aerial tramway in China
The Tianmen Mountain Cable Car is the world's longest passenger cableway of high mountains, with 98 cable cars, a length of 7,455 meters, and an ascent of 1,279 meters.
Construction of the Tianmen Mountain Cable Car started in 1999 and it was completed in 2005.
Tianmen Mountain is historically significant in Chinese culture as a symbol of Tianmen Cave´s connection between gods and mortals.
The cable car ride offers a stunning view of the 99 Bends, the 999 Steps, and the gateway to Heaven's Door.
Location: Zhangjiajie
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The Tianmen Mountain Cable Car is the world's longest passenger cableway of high mountains, with 98 cable cars, a length of 7,455 meters, and an ascent of 1,279 meters.
Tianmen Mountain, notable for its cableway, considered one of the longest in the world.
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