Located in Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park, the Rainbow Mountains in China attract tourists from all over the World because of their colors that mimic a rainbow painted over the tops of rolling mountains.

This National Park is located in the Gansu province in China’s northwest covering 200 square miles. The site was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009 and is the destination for many Chinese and international tourists.

The Rainbow Mountains were formed by the erosion of red sandstone, forming isolated peaks and steep stratified outcrops. Its special geological structure, combined with long-term desert conditions, freeze-thaw peeling, and wind and water erosion gave rise to its present appearance.

Geologists believe that Danxia topography is formed by folding of layered oceanic crust. Exposed slanting rock layers have different colors, textures, shapes, sizes, and patterns. The combination of differences in density and erosion create towering peaks, cave holes, and stone halls. Scroll down and rest your eyes with rainbow mountains magnificent landscape.

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You won’t be surprised when you see that most of these bridges are in China, because we all know that today Chinese are the biggest inventors in the world.

Their bridges are top 10 highest in the world and here is how they look like.

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Various cities around the world during the rush hours.

“Rush Hour” – you should just to hear this phrase and before the eyes will appear the picture, on which there is a huge crowd of people and vehicles.

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Sculptures made of wood is a long-standing Chinese tradition, which in this country are abided by thousands of people, but the master named Zheng Chunhui certainly stands out among them all. His latest work simply amazed the whole world.

Zheng Chunhui has been working on his masterpiece for 4 years. He has created it based on the famous ancient Chinese painting “Along the River during the Qingming Festival.” The length of his wooden work of art – is more than 12 meters, in height and 3 meters in width. This work was titled in the Guinness Book, as the longest wooden sculpture in the world. The sculptor is carved out of wood with more than 550 unique characters and that’s not counting the houses and trees.

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Pictures of the dangerous traffic jams that you can imagine, were taken in China.

This road is called “13 heroes”, in honor of the 13 men who for five years have paved it in the mountain. The length of roads – 1250 km, width – 16 meters and it has 35 “windows”. So let’s look at the most terrible traffic jam because any wrong move can lead to irreparable consequences.

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A Chinese artist, He Peixi, constructed a large and detailed model version of his home city, Chingqing in China with more than 50,000 coins.

Different kinds of both ancient and modern currency were used. No glue was applied, all structures were stacked by using chopsticks. Green and red agate stones were used to represent the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers. Peixi spent up to two hours every day for a month to create this amazing installation.

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Shaolin monks who practice Kung Fu elevate martial art to a whole new level. As the monks believe that the power comes from the mind, their physical abilities are practically unlimited.

They practice the art of concentration on balance, strength, endurance, and self-defense. Their training is based on medical knowledge of ancient China and the relevant rules of the humans’ body motion. We offer you to look at this incredible training of Shaolin monks that amaze with their abilities.

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Chinese farmer Yu Zhilin, along with his son, decided to build figures of robots. Unlike majority of people, they decided to go big. Father and son used the original dimensions of the all known movie robots.

Taking into account that the original transformers named Optimus Prime and Bumblebee has not been seen in reality, we can definitely say that these are the biggest copies in the world.

Farmer Yu Zhilin, at his time has received artistic education. He began to build the Transformers alone. His first piece was created in three years, he was giving all his free time to this project. Due to the popularity of this movie in China, his transformers have found a buyer. During one year the farmer earned about $ 160,000.

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Interesting building is situated on a 30,000-square-foot artificial lake and accompanied by an 8-acre park in China.

Here are some photos of this cultural anchor of Chinese culture.

In the modern metropolis subway is the most popular mode of transportation. Sometimes the architects of the subway stations manage to turn quite ordinary public space into a work of art. Such structures instantly become the tourists attractions. They make otherwise ordinary metro ride to be a real tour.

You should definitely visit some subways. Without it your impression from a visit to Stockholm or Moscow won’t be complete. Let’s see the most breathtakingly beautiful subway stations of the world.

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