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This came thru on my email and wanted to share it.   I looked it up and found it to be true so anyone who likes adventure this would be the Restaurant for you.  One thing about it if you make it to the top you could eat anything you want I bet and never gain a lb.

http://blogpig.co.uk/2008/05/the-hillto ... -in-china/

I think I'll pass on that one! 

I agree with Linda.  Yikes!  Pam

OMG! I'd be too nauseated to even think about eating.

CQ

    I'll pass.  JF

sure pretty much no

uuuuuuummmmmmmmm..........no, k, thnx 

I have a fear of heights so those pics almost made me sick.  Seriously my heart is pounding right now.  I do have a question though.....how do they get supplies to that place?  Good grief! 

Blessed and loved,
LP

I also wondered that plus wondered how the owners and workers get there.  They couldn't or wouldn't climb up to it daily I am sure.

Was very curious about this and found the following information....CQ

It's a teahouse and is one of the many Taoist temples to be found on each of the five peaks that make up Mt. Huashan. As the original inhabitants practiced asceticism, and didn't make a habit of traveling, daily meditation was heavily accented by drinking tea. For this reason, over the years, this temple has turned into a teahouse. When seen on a map, the mountain range forms a sort of flower shape. The temple was built here because each of the five peaks needed to be populated in order to complete the flower.

Mt. Huashan is located in Huayin, a city 120km east of Xi'an in the Shaanxi Province of China. For reference, Xi'an is the location were they unearthed the Terracotta Warriors and the cradle of Chinese culture extending some 3000 years into the past. This particular teahouse is on the South Peak, which has an altitude of 7,087 feet.

When you get there, e-mail me.  I'll even pick up the bill.


Ginny

Ginny,

That should be a cheap bill... Chances are everyone will fall. I know I would...I hate heights. It was all my grandfather could do to get me to the top of the Citrus Tower when I was a little girl...I still hate it.

CQ

OMG, think I will pass, don't feel like eating after those pics!

CQ, you notice I'm NOT going!  I,too, am afraid of heights.  My elementary school had 2 stories and halfway up you made a turn and there was a big window to look out as you rounded the landing.  I hated going to the 2nd floor.  I'm a little better now as I can go up a couple of floors inside but don't put me outside! 


Ginny