Somewhere High Up, Where Tourists Like To Go

Thank you everyone. I'm glad the information and video were useful.

Thank you, @DivaAnn, for informing all of us on this interesting destination. I had no idea where or what it was, but I knew I wanted to share it with Jigidi. I'm so glad others are enjoying all your information, too.

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing this and thank you, @DivaAnn , for the information and link to the video. If I were young and physically fit, this would be the trip of a lifetine. It must have the most beautiful views.

I want to thank the three of you very much. For me, and my interests, there could hardly be better! I am totally wowed, and very grateful!

Mount Fanjingshan: China’s best kept secret
Updated 2019-01-07 13:20 GMT+8
National Geographic has released its "Best Trips in 2019" list with 28 places selected around the world. Mount Fanjingshan in southwest China's Guizhou Province is the only tourist destination in China to make the list. Before you kick off your trip to this mysterious land, this tour itinerary may help you plan your adventure.
Mount Fanjingshan is the highest mountain of the Wuling mountain range in southwest China, with its highest peak standing at 2,572 meters above sea level. Soaring up with over 8,000 steps, it rewards hikers with bizarre rock formations and above-the-clouds views of China's Wuling mountain range, National Geographic said. If you long for a skywalk above the clouds, Mount Fanjingshan is definitely the place to visit!
The name "Fanjing" is an abbreviation of Fantian Jingtu, meaning "Brahma's pure land" in Chinese. As a sacred Buddhist site, Mount Fanjingshan has numerous temples and is one of the Five Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China.
Hundreds of millions of years ago, Mount Fanjingshan slowly rose from the bottom of an ocean due to the force of the earth. Stunning landscapes like steep precipices, deep valleys and waterfalls formed 1 to 1.4 billion years ago were perfectly preserved here.
Home to over 2,000 species of plants and hundreds of endangered animals, Mount Fanjinshan is a treasure house of plants and wildlife and is dubbed "the gene database" of China.
It was officially added to the UNESCO Natural Heritage list on July 2, 2018, China's 53rd UNESCO World Heritage site.
You can either choose to climb the 8,000 steps or take a cable car to the Mushroom Stone, which is quite close to the top of Mount Fanjingshan.
Hiking to the top takes around four hours and you can rest at the grocery stores along the way, where snacks and water are provided. Although hiking up may drain your energy, it offers a feeling of conquest and a close contact with nature.
A 30-minute cable car ride will provide you with a bird's-eye view of the lush jungles on the mountain. A one-way ticket for the cable car costs 90 yuan (13 U.S. dollars) while a round-trip ticket costs 160 yuan (23.30 U.S. dollars).

Here is a Youtube video about this place: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af1cdjCEnR0

Thanks, butterfly2, I appreciate your interest and help.

This was on the puzzles (or at least very similar) "recently". If I can find my completed puzzle, I'll share that information. Fascinating place!