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  • SHIYAN, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 04: (CHINA OUT) <br />
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Hundreds Of Beehives Hung On Cliff To Attract Bees In Shiyan<br />
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Hundreds of beehives hung on the cliff to attract bees on Guanmen Mountain in Shennongjia Forest Region on September 4, 2015 in Shiyan, Hubei Province of China.<br />
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  • SHIYAN, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 04: (CHINA OUT) <br />
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Hundreds Of Beehives Hung On Cliff To Attract Bees In Shiyan<br />
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Hundreds of beehives hung on the cliff to attract bees on Guanmen Mountain in Shennongjia Forest Region on September 4, 2015 in Shiyan, Hubei Province of China.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Hundreds_Of_Beehives_On...jpg
  • SHIYAN, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 04: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Hundreds Of Beehives Hung On Cliff To Attract Bees In Shiyan<br />
<br />
Hundreds of beehives hung on the cliff to attract bees on Guanmen Mountain in Shennongjia Forest Region on September 4, 2015 in Shiyan, Hubei Province of China.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Hundreds_Of_Beehives_On...jpg
  • Now that's living on the edge! Concept house is pinned to the side of a cliff with unrivalled views of the Indian Ocean<br />
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If you've ever wanted to have the ocean right at your door, this concept property on the Australian southwest coast seems to be precariously clinging to the side of a cliff - just metres above the sea.<br />
<br />
The aptly named Cliff House extends off a vertical rock face and is anchored to the cliff side with support beams.<br />
<br />
Cliff House was conceived of by Australian prefab architecture specialists Modscape Concept, who were inspired by the shape of barnacles clinging to the hull of a ship.<br />
<br />
The concept home, which seems to almost propel off the overhang, makes the property look as if it is an extension of the landscape. On their website, the architects say that their aim is to create 'an absolute connection with the ocean.'<br />
<br />
The five-storey home will be made from prefab modules which are arranged in a vertical floor plan. <br />
<br />
Each ‘room’ or floor will then be stacked atop the other and held in place with engineered steel pins which are driven into the cliff face.<br />
<br />
Residents will enter the property from the cliff top at floor level and will use an elevator or stairs to descend to the bedroom, living area and kitchen.<br />
<br />
The lowest floor of the concept home will comprise an outdoor space which seemingly floats about the water and a stunning – if rather scary – view of the ocean awaits.<br />
<br />
The distinctive design solution came about after Modscape Concept were asked by a couple to create a property on Australia’s southwest coast, where they owned some land. <br />
©Modscape/Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_living_on_the_edge2.jpg
  • Now that's living on the edge! Concept house is pinned to the side of a cliff with unrivalled views of the Indian Ocean<br />
<br />
If you've ever wanted to have the ocean right at your door, this concept property on the Australian southwest coast seems to be precariously clinging to the side of a cliff - just metres above the sea.<br />
<br />
The aptly named Cliff House extends off a vertical rock face and is anchored to the cliff side with support beams.<br />
<br />
Cliff House was conceived of by Australian prefab architecture specialists Modscape Concept, who were inspired by the shape of barnacles clinging to the hull of a ship.<br />
<br />
The concept home, which seems to almost propel off the overhang, makes the property look as if it is an extension of the landscape. On their website, the architects say that their aim is to create 'an absolute connection with the ocean.'<br />
<br />
The five-storey home will be made from prefab modules which are arranged in a vertical floor plan. <br />
<br />
Each ‘room’ or floor will then be stacked atop the other and held in place with engineered steel pins which are driven into the cliff face.<br />
<br />
Residents will enter the property from the cliff top at floor level and will use an elevator or stairs to descend to the bedroom, living area and kitchen.<br />
<br />
The lowest floor of the concept home will comprise an outdoor space which seemingly floats about the water and a stunning – if rather scary – view of the ocean awaits.<br />
<br />
The distinctive design solution came about after Modscape Concept were asked by a couple to create a property on Australia’s southwest coast, where they owned some land. <br />
©Modscape/Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_living_on_the_edge4.jpg
  • Now that's living on the edge! Concept house is pinned to the side of a cliff with unrivalled views of the Indian Ocean<br />
<br />
If you've ever wanted to have the ocean right at your door, this concept property on the Australian southwest coast seems to be precariously clinging to the side of a cliff - just metres above the sea.<br />
<br />
The aptly named Cliff House extends off a vertical rock face and is anchored to the cliff side with support beams.<br />
<br />
Cliff House was conceived of by Australian prefab architecture specialists Modscape Concept, who were inspired by the shape of barnacles clinging to the hull of a ship.<br />
<br />
The concept home, which seems to almost propel off the overhang, makes the property look as if it is an extension of the landscape. On their website, the architects say that their aim is to create 'an absolute connection with the ocean.'<br />
<br />
The five-storey home will be made from prefab modules which are arranged in a vertical floor plan. <br />
<br />
Each ‘room’ or floor will then be stacked atop the other and held in place with engineered steel pins which are driven into the cliff face.<br />
<br />
Residents will enter the property from the cliff top at floor level and will use an elevator or stairs to descend to the bedroom, living area and kitchen.<br />
<br />
The lowest floor of the concept home will comprise an outdoor space which seemingly floats about the water and a stunning – if rather scary – view of the ocean awaits.<br />
<br />
The distinctive design solution came about after Modscape Concept were asked by a couple to create a property on Australia’s southwest coast, where they owned some land. <br />
©Modscape/Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_living_on_the_edge5.jpg
  • Now that's living on the edge! Concept house is pinned to the side of a cliff with unrivalled views of the Indian Ocean<br />
<br />
If you've ever wanted to have the ocean right at your door, this concept property on the Australian southwest coast seems to be precariously clinging to the side of a cliff - just metres above the sea.<br />
<br />
The aptly named Cliff House extends off a vertical rock face and is anchored to the cliff side with support beams.<br />
<br />
Cliff House was conceived of by Australian prefab architecture specialists Modscape Concept, who were inspired by the shape of barnacles clinging to the hull of a ship.<br />
<br />
The concept home, which seems to almost propel off the overhang, makes the property look as if it is an extension of the landscape. On their website, the architects say that their aim is to create 'an absolute connection with the ocean.'<br />
<br />
The five-storey home will be made from prefab modules which are arranged in a vertical floor plan. <br />
<br />
Each ‘room’ or floor will then be stacked atop the other and held in place with engineered steel pins which are driven into the cliff face.<br />
<br />
Residents will enter the property from the cliff top at floor level and will use an elevator or stairs to descend to the bedroom, living area and kitchen.<br />
<br />
The lowest floor of the concept home will comprise an outdoor space which seemingly floats about the water and a stunning – if rather scary – view of the ocean awaits.<br />
<br />
The distinctive design solution came about after Modscape Concept were asked by a couple to create a property on Australia’s southwest coast, where they owned some land. <br />
©Modscape/Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_living_on_the_edge3.jpg
  • Now that's living on the edge! Concept house is pinned to the side of a cliff with unrivalled views of the Indian Ocean<br />
<br />
If you've ever wanted to have the ocean right at your door, this concept property on the Australian southwest coast seems to be precariously clinging to the side of a cliff - just metres above the sea.<br />
<br />
The aptly named Cliff House extends off a vertical rock face and is anchored to the cliff side with support beams.<br />
<br />
Cliff House was conceived of by Australian prefab architecture specialists Modscape Concept, who were inspired by the shape of barnacles clinging to the hull of a ship.<br />
<br />
The concept home, which seems to almost propel off the overhang, makes the property look as if it is an extension of the landscape. On their website, the architects say that their aim is to create 'an absolute connection with the ocean.'<br />
<br />
The five-storey home will be made from prefab modules which are arranged in a vertical floor plan. <br />
<br />
Each ‘room’ or floor will then be stacked atop the other and held in place with engineered steel pins which are driven into the cliff face.<br />
<br />
Residents will enter the property from the cliff top at floor level and will use an elevator or stairs to descend to the bedroom, living area and kitchen.<br />
<br />
The lowest floor of the concept home will comprise an outdoor space which seemingly floats about the water and a stunning – if rather scary – view of the ocean awaits.<br />
<br />
The distinctive design solution came about after Modscape Concept were asked by a couple to create a property on Australia’s southwest coast, where they owned some land. <br />
©Modscape/Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_living_on_the_edge1.jpg
  • cliff in Iceland that looks like an elephant<br />
<br />
Did you know that there’s a native elephant in Iceland? Though it’s just not the kind you’re thinking of! On the island of Heimaey – translated as ‘Home Island’ – there’s a cliff that looks oddly like the head of an elephant with its trunk dipped into the water.<br />
At first glance, you can already recognize the massive pachyderm ‘hiding’ within the natural rock formation. Aside from its shape, its texture and colour make the illusion even more convincing, giving it the appearance of an old elephant with mounds of dirt on its back and head. And what do locals call this cool landmark? Elephant Rock<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Elephant_Rock1.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
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Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
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44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff3.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
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Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
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44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff4.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff5.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff7.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff8.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff10.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff1.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff6.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff2.jpg
  • cliff in Iceland that looks like an elephant<br />
<br />
Did you know that there’s a native elephant in Iceland? Though it’s just not the kind you’re thinking of! On the island of Heimaey – translated as ‘Home Island’ – there’s a cliff that looks oddly like the head of an elephant with its trunk dipped into the water.<br />
At first glance, you can already recognize the massive pachyderm ‘hiding’ within the natural rock formation. Aside from its shape, its texture and colour make the illusion even more convincing, giving it the appearance of an old elephant with mounds of dirt on its back and head. And what do locals call this cool landmark? Elephant Rock<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Elephant_Rock2.jpg
  • EMEISHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 05: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Cleaner On The Cliff<br />
<br />
44-year-old cleaner Peng Wencai collects garbage thrown by tourists at the cliff of Emei Mountain on October 5, 2014 in Emeishan, Sichuan Province of China. Peng has been doing the job for 14 years. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Cleaner_On_The_Cliff9.jpg
  • China Out - Finland Out<br />
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - JANUARY 25: <br />
<br />
Naked Climber Scales 100-meter Peak<br />
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Naked climber Li Tongxing makes his way up a steep cliff on way to a 100-meter-high peak in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Li Tongxing made his way the top of 100-meter-high peak under two hours. Li reportedly took on the challenge despite protest from his wife, who jokingly told him that she would break up with him if he did it. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Naked_Climber2.jpg
  • China Out - Finland Out<br />
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - JANUARY 25: <br />
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Naked Climber Scales 100-meter Peak<br />
<br />
Naked climber Li Tongxing makes his way up a steep cliff on way to a 100-meter-high peak in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Li Tongxing made his way the top of 100-meter-high peak under two hours. Li reportedly took on the challenge despite protest from his wife, who jokingly told him that she would break up with him if he did it. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Naked_Climber6.jpg
  • China Out - Finland Out<br />
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - JANUARY 25: <br />
<br />
Naked Climber Scales 100-meter Peak<br />
<br />
Naked climber Li Tongxing makes his way up a steep cliff on way to a 100-meter-high peak in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Li Tongxing made his way the top of 100-meter-high peak under two hours. Li reportedly took on the challenge despite protest from his wife, who jokingly told him that she would break up with him if he did it. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Naked_Climber3.jpg
  • China Out - Finland Out<br />
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - JANUARY 25: <br />
<br />
Naked Climber Scales 100-meter Peak<br />
<br />
Naked climber Li Tongxing makes his way up a steep cliff on way to a 100-meter-high peak in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Li Tongxing made his way the top of 100-meter-high peak under two hours. Li reportedly took on the challenge despite protest from his wife, who jokingly told him that she would break up with him if he did it. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Naked_Climber4.jpg
  • China Out - Finland Out<br />
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - JANUARY 25: <br />
<br />
Naked Climber Scales 100-meter Peak<br />
<br />
Naked climber Li Tongxing makes his way up a steep cliff on way to a 100-meter-high peak in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Li Tongxing made his way the top of 100-meter-high peak under two hours. Li reportedly took on the challenge despite protest from his wife, who jokingly told him that she would break up with him if he did it. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Naked_Climber5.jpg
  • China Out - Finland Out<br />
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - JANUARY 25: <br />
<br />
Naked Climber Scales 100-meter Peak<br />
<br />
Naked climber Li Tongxing makes his way up a steep cliff on way to a 100-meter-high peak in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Li Tongxing made his way the top of 100-meter-high peak under two hours. Li reportedly took on the challenge despite protest from his wife, who jokingly told him that she would break up with him if he did it. <br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Naked_Climber1.jpg
  • DENGFENG, CHINA - MARCH 17: (CHINA OUT) <br />
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Martial Artists Practise Kung Fu On Cliffs In Dengfeng<br />
<br />
Martial artists practise kung fu on the cliffs at Mount Song on March 17, 2016 in Dengfeng, Henan Province of China. Martial art school students came onto Mount Song to do practice on Thursday. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Martial_Artists_Practis...jpg
  • DENGFENG, CHINA - MARCH 17: (CHINA OUT) <br />
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Martial Artists Practise Kung Fu On Cliffs In Dengfeng<br />
<br />
Martial artists practise kung fu on the cliffs at Mount Song on March 17, 2016 in Dengfeng, Henan Province of China. Martial art school students came onto Mount Song to do practice on Thursday. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Martial_Artists_Practis...jpg
  • DENGFENG, CHINA - MARCH 17: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Martial Artists Practise Kung Fu On Cliffs In Dengfeng<br />
<br />
Martial artists practise kung fu on the cliffs at Mount Song on March 17, 2016 in Dengfeng, Henan Province of China. Martial art school students came onto Mount Song to do practice on Thursday. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Martial_Artists_Practis...jpg
  • DENGFENG, CHINA - MARCH 17: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Martial Artists Practise Kung Fu On Cliffs In Dengfeng<br />
<br />
Martial artists practise kung fu on the cliffs at Mount Song on March 17, 2016 in Dengfeng, Henan Province of China. Martial art school students came onto Mount Song to do practice on Thursday. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Martial_Artists_Practis...jpg
  • DENGFENG, CHINA - MARCH 17: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Martial Artists Practise Kung Fu On Cliffs In Dengfeng<br />
<br />
Martial artists practise kung fu on the cliffs at Mount Song on March 17, 2016 in Dengfeng, Henan Province of China. Martial art school students came onto Mount Song to do practice on Thursday. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Martial_Artists_Practis...jpg
  • DENGFENG, CHINA - MARCH 17: (CHINA OUT) <br />
<br />
Martial Artists Practise Kung Fu On Cliffs In Dengfeng<br />
<br />
Martial artists practise kung fu on the cliffs at Mount Song on March 17, 2016 in Dengfeng, Henan Province of China. Martial art school students came onto Mount Song to do practice on Thursday. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Martial_Artists_Practis...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Sleeping_Capsules_Hang_...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_SkyLodge_Extras2.jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_SkyLodge_Extras4.jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Sleeping_Capsules_Hang_...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Sleeping_Capsules_Hang_...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Sleeping_Capsules_Hang_...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_SkyLodge_Extras3.jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Sleeping_Capsules_Hang_...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
    Exclusivepix_Sleeping_Capsules_Hang_...jpg
  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
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Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • Terrifying See-Through Sleeping Capsules Hang 400 Feet Above Peru’s Sacred Valley<br />
<br />
Thrill-seeking travelers can now stay in Skylodge, a trio of transparent pods placed 400 feet (122m) above the ground on a cliff-face in the Peruvian Andes.<br />
Located near the city of Cuzco, the three 24 x 8 meter capsules, made from polycarbonate and aluminium, are operated by Peruvian tour company Natura Viva and overlook the spectacular Sacred Valley – a region renowned for its breathtaking scenery, small villages and death-defying roads.<br />
The price you’ll have to pay to stay in one of these incredibly unique capsules, is having to climb a 400-foot steel ladder embedded in the almost sheer-cliff face to get to one of these unique hotels. If you don’t fancy that, you can also hike or use a zip-wire. Oh, and the other price you’ll have to pay is approximately $300 USD.<br />
©Natura Viva/Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
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  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
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  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Dancers_Hang_On_Cliff08.jpg
  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Dancers_Hang_On_Cliff12.jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
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  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • LIANGSHAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 19: <br />
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Children climb the steel ladder on the cliff on November 19, 2016 in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province of China. A new steel ladder opened in early November to replace the old vines on the cliff up to the Atuler village in Liangshan. Over 20 students, from the school at the foot of the 1,400-meter-tall mountain, could climb the steel ladder as a safer and shorter way leading home on the 800-meter cliff at Meigu River Canyon. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Ladder_Makes_Safer_Way_for_Stu...jpg
  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
<br />
Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Dancers_Hang_On_Cliff01.jpg
  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Dancers_Hang_On_Cliff05.jpg
  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Dancers_Hang_On_Cliff09.jpg
  • ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 12: <br />
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Dancers Hang On Cliff To Perform <br />
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Dancers from American Bandaloop dance troupe hang from the plank road on Guigu Cliff to perform in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on September 12, 2016 in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province of China. Bandaloop dance troupe made performances in the air at Tianmenshan National Forest Park on Sep 12-13 in Zhangjiajie. Dancers hung on Guigu Cliff, Tianmen Cave and Yuhu Peak to perform the \"vertical dance\". <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Dancers_Hang_On_Cliff14.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
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Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Steve Black of Australia dives from the 27.2  metre platform during training in the lead up to round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 04; 2010. <br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving15.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: f.l.t.r  Eber Pava (Colombia), Orlando Duque (Colombia), Cyril Oumedjkane (France) dive from the edge of the Cenote during training in the lead up to round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatán, Mexico on June 04; 2010. <br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving14.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Steve Black of Australia dives from the 27.2  metre platform during training in the lead up to round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 04; 2010. <br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving13.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Steve Black of Australia dives from the 27.2  metre platform during training in the lead up to round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 04; 2010. <br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving01.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Gary Hunt of Great Britain dives from the 27.2 metre platform during round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 05; 2010.<br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving24.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Orlando Duque of Colombia dives from the 27.2 metre platform during round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 05; 2010.<br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving22.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Artem Silchenko of Russia dives from the 27.2 metre platform during round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 05; 2010.<br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving10.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
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Photo Shows: Vyachelsav Polyeschuk of the Ukraine dives from the 27.2 metre platform during round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 05; 2010.<br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving08.jpg
  • Sinkhole cliff diving competition held in Mexico<br />
<br />
Daredevil athletes have jumped from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in a remote part of Mexico, as part of a cliff diving contest.<br />
Divers in the 'Cliff Diving World Series' performed stunts and reached speeds of 40mph before hitting the dark water of Cenote Ik Kil.<br />
Gary Hunt, from Southampton was the overall winner and managed to pull off a Triple Quad – one of the most difficult dives in the world.<br />
The Red Bull event lasted for two days -- though most of that time was probably taken up trying to get back out after each jump. <br />
Gary scored 373.85 and edged out second-placed Silchenko by a little over 10 points, with 2009 champion Duque taking third place.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Hassan Mouti of France dives from the 27.2 metre platform during round two of the 2010 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico on June 05; 2010. .<br />
(©Ray Demski/Exclusivepix)
    Exclusivepix_Cliff_Diving29.jpg
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