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Best Places - Which Hate The Highest

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Best Places - Which Hate The Highest

The Grand Canyon Skywalk
Grand Canyon is an awe-inspiring sight. Standing 3,600 feet above the floor of the Grand Canyon on a glass panel is enough to make even the bravest of individuals weak in the knees. Built in 2007 as a tourist attraction, the Skywalk juts out 70 feet out at its farthest point, Don’t worry though, only 120 people are allowed on the Skywalk at any one time, and the Skywalk itself can hold 822 people, each weighing 200 pounds.


Burj Khalifa
This skyscraper stands 2,717 feet above the ground, and holds several records related to the tallest structures on Earth. It beat the previous tallest structure by 600 feet,The building also has the highest outdoor observation deck in the world at 1,450 feet. On a clear day it is possible to see 100 miles in every direction, just don’t look down.


The Gateway Arch
he Gateway Arch in 1967.Standing 630 feet above the ground, the observation deck features 32 small windows that a visitor can look through to see as far as 30 miles on a clear day.


Glacial Aerial Tramway Kaprun
The tramway opened on November 26, 1966 and the third section of the tramway is the tallest aerial tramway support pillar in the world. Standing 372 feet above the ground, the pillar sits on a concrete slab that rests on the edge of a mountain. Originally built to just over 300 feet, the tramway pillar has been extended twice,


The Sky Bridge At The Petronas Towers
he Skybridge is a walkway that runs between the two towers, and it is the tallest two-story bridge on the planet. Sitting 558 feet above the ground, it is best when walking on it to not think about the fact that the bridge weighs 750 tons, and is not actually bolted to the towers.


Royal Gorge Bridge
Royal Gorge Bridgehanging 955 feet above the Arkansas River. Built in 1929, it was the tallest bridge in the world until it was beat by a bridge in China. What makes this bridge a bit tougher to walk on is the fact that it contains 1,292 wood planks that are all that separate you from to the river far below.


CN Tower
CN Tower in Toronto, Canada was the tallest freestanding structure on the planet. Standing 1,815 feet high,CN Tower, rising 1,467 feet in the air. The CN Tower also features the highest bar in the world at 1,135 feet, the highest wine cellar at 1,152 and the highest revolving restaurant at 1,152 feet as well. Worse of all, at least for individuals who fears heights, is the glass floor in the observation deck, which is 1,122 feet above the ground.It takes a brave soul to stand on this piece of glass that looks straight down to the ground.
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Post by laiq.shahid » Apr 06, 2010

These Places r perfect for me because i love High places


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Post by ujala » Apr 06, 2010

Na ji na
i cant stand there


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Post by chandoo » Apr 07, 2010

love to visit these places.

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Post by bebo » Apr 07, 2010

gud places


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