Tianmen Mountain, Mountain in China
Tianmen Mountain, notable for its cableway, considered one of the longest in the world.
An ancient temple on Tianmen Mountain has a history dating back over a thousand years.
The mountain holds spiritual significance and features prominently in Chinese mythology.
Visitors can ascend Tianmen Mountain by a long cable car ride or via a winding road with 99 turns.
Known for the Tianmen Cave, a natural arch eroded through a mountain, offering stunning views.
Location: Zhangjiajie
Elevation above the sea: 1,519 m
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