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I Climbed the World's Most Dangerous Mountain Ladder to a Hidden Village

#chinatravel #cliffvillage #adventure Climb the amazing 2556 steps of Cliff Village deep in the Sichuan Daliang mountains, an incredible steel ladder assembled from nearly 6000 poles weighing 120 tons at the cost of one million yuan! Join me as I ascend the summit with the local villager Mousa Labo on this unique experience. Discover the astonishing transformation of Atulieer Village, nestled in the majestic Daliang Mountains of Sichuan, China. This village, once accessible only by perilous vine and wood ladders, is now connected to the modern world by a remarkable steel ladder, a testament to China's poverty alleviation efforts. "Cliff Village" was home to 84 registered poor households. In a remarkable feat of engineering, the local government replaced the traditional vine and wood ladder with a 2,556-step steel ladder in 2017, reducing the descent time and significantly increasing safety . Key Information: Length & Design: The steel ladder spans 2.8 kilometers, with each step meticulously crafted for stability. It is 1.5 meters wide, ensuring a safer and more accessible route for the villagers. Construction: Completed in 2017, the ladder was built with an investment of 1 million yuan, showcasing the government's commitment to improving rural living conditions . Cultural Significance: The ladder has become a symbol of hope and progress for the villagers, reflecting China's dedication to uplifting remote communities. Timecodes 00:00 Intro 01:00 Begin climb 02:12 First viewing platform 02:35 Mousa Labo's story 06:37 Steeper ladders 07:43 Wawu Village ladder 09:46 Labo Station 12:03 First plateau 13:50 Cliff Village 14:28 Living conditions 16:27 Outro