10 places on earth that only a daredevil would dare to visit (11 photos)

People love to relax, but everyone does it according to their character. There are those who like to lie on the beach to the sound of the waves, while others adore visiting various museums and historical monuments. And there is a separate category of travelers who cannot imagine their vacation without thrills. In this post, you will see exciting and dangerous tourist attractions.





1. Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge in China



The largest and highest glass walkway bridge in the world. The bridge offers a magnificent view and creates the illusion of walking in the air, 300 meters above the ground. You can also go bungee jumping here.

2. Pedra da Gávea — a monolithic rock in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil





The world's largest rock monolith, located on the coast. This huge ancient giant is 842 meters high, and the view that opens up to it is simply breathtaking. Over time, the elements of nature have damaged the rock, as a result of which one of its sides looks like a human face. To get to the top of the monolith, you will have to climb a steep path.

3. Devil's Pool, Devil's Pool - a natural rock pool on the ledge of Victoria Falls, located near Livingstone Island on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe



Among the rocks of the waterfall after thousands of years of erosion, a natural pool called Devil's Pool was formed. This fantastic pool, with a breathtaking view of the waterfall, makes a huge impression, along with the roar of the waves crashing on the rocks.

4. Cerro Negro is an active volcano in Nicaragua, in the department of Leon. Located in the Cordillera de los Maribios mountain range



The volcano is 728 meters high and is one of the youngest volcanoes in Central America. The volcano is a place for extreme tourism, and volcano surfing takes place on the slopes of Cerro Negro.

5. Tianmen Mountain Path, China



Built on vertical ledges fixed in the rock. The length of the path is about 1.6 kilometers, the height is about 1400 meters. At the end of the path there is a suspension bridge connecting two peaks of the mountain. The route is really scary, but the breathtaking view that it shows makes tourists come back again and again.

6. "Cave of Swallows" - a cave of karst origin in Mexico, in the state of San Luis Potosi



A breathtaking cave 376 meters deep with an entrance almost 60 meters wide, making it one of the largest in the world. The walls of the cave are a refuge for thousands of birds that leave their nests in the morning and return from the nearby forests in the evening.

7. Villarrica Volcano, Pucon, Chile



Villarrica is 2847 meters high and is active. But there is a full-fledged ski resort there. The trip is also made for jumping into the caldera of an active volcano.

8. Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, East Java, Indonesia



The national park is one of the largest volcanic regions in Indonesia, covering an impressive 798 square kilometers. It is an ideal destination for tourists who want to get closer to the heart of the volcano.

9. Sac Actun Cave System in the northern Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, near the city of Tulum



This is the longest underwater cave on the planet, stretching for 376 kilometers, with an average depth of 20 meters and a maximum depth of 120 meters. These caves are also known for several anthropological discoveries. The human bones that were found in Sac Actun are about 13,000 years old, and the areas where they were found are kept secret so that scientists can study them thoroughly.

10. Pedestrian suspension bridge in the canton of Bern, Switzerland



The bridge was built in 2004 to carry out electrical and hydraulic installation work in the vicinity of the Trift Glacier. It is 170 meters long, 90 meters high, and offers a fantastic view of the glacier.