"The highest point in Sanya hides a 'Mirror of the Sky'! Standing on it, your legs will shake so much you won't dare to move..."

Sanya Mirror of the Sky｜Shoot epic photos above the clouds, legs so weak you won't dare to look down! 🌊✨ Point in SanyaOverlooking the entire South China Sea from a glass viewing platform! 360° unobstructed sea views, a hundred-meter cliff right beneath your feet, adrenaline-pumping excitement 📍Address: Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Park, Jiyang District, Sanya City 🚌 Transportation Tips: It’s recommended to drive or take a taxi to the west gate of the park, then walk 15 minutes directly to the viewing platform 1️⃣ Get off at Orchid Valley Station → Cross the Jianglong Suspension Bridge A 128-meter-long hanging suspension bridge! Filming location for "If You Are the One," with pristine rainforest below—hold on tight to your phone! 📸 Tips: The light is softest before 9 AM, and there are fewer tourists 2️⃣ Canghai Tower → Summit Park Hainan’s highest copper lighthouse! From the top, you can see both Yalong Bay and Sanya Bay, and you can send postcards at the mountaintop post office 🔥 Fun fact: On clear days, you can see the South Sea Guanyin statue! 3️⃣ Glass Walkway (The highlight!) An 80-meter suspended U-shaped platform! Fully transparent tempered glass, photographers will teach you cool poses lying down or sitting ⚠️ Real experience: Ladies wearing skirts, remember to wear leggings! The glass reflection can cause exposure 🍜 Food Recommendations Coconut Chicken Hotpot: Available right at the park exit, made with freshly cut young coconut broth Baoluo Rice Noodles: Hainan specialty pickled noodles, amazing with yellow lantern chili Qingbuliang (Cold Dessert): A must-try! Recommended with an ice cream scoop version 📌 Tips to Avoid Pitfalls 1. Don’t buy shoe covers sold at the foot of the mountain! They are free at the viewing platform 2. The suspension bridge requires a separate fee (20 RMB/person) but it’s totally worth it 3. Shooting the sea in backlight in the afternoon will look gray, so it’s better to go in the morning