It was terrible that someone had fallen out of here again.
On March 28, the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles confirmed that a Chinese tourist had accidentally fallen off a cliff during a trip to the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
The 50-year-old took part in a seven-day tour of the United States West through a tour group.
The tour group came to the Grand Canyon on the morning of March 28. He leaned down to look down at the Grand Canyon as he visited Eagle Point on the west side of the scenic spot, and when he photographed the photo with his camera, he lost his center of gravity and slipped and fell down the valley.
(some media reported that the misstep came from Hong Kong, China)
Eagle Point observation area speaker said rescue workers were immediately using helicopters to search and rescue.
However, 300 meters of deep valley, the man's body was eventually transported from the bottom of the valley.
As the incident suddenly, Eagle Point and the nearby Skywalk closed the same day.
Uncomfortably, this is the second time a tourist has fallen on a cliff this week.
Arizona's Colorado Grand Canyon National Park is known all over the world, and a spectacular Colorado River splits the plateau into a 400-kilometer-long Grand Canyon.
The grand canyon, with an average depth of more than 1500 meters, attracted visitors from all over the world, reaching 6.4 million visitors a year.
The original scenery, let you stand among them, with a heartfelt sigh of the greatness of nature!
Local Indians say they don't make balustrades at the edge of the cliff to show the most natural view.
As a result, this open-ended park, despite its beautiful scenery, has no protective measures on all sides of the gorge, and visitors are at their own risk.
So some bold tourists, taking the risk of shooting some thrilling photo.
Where there is no guardrail, the provenance is shown to be dangerous.
From hill to gravel-weathered landslides, photographers and climbers not far away are in danger.
At the foot of the cliff, someone jumped between the stone walls, in order to obtain this set of photo.
A little bit of carelessness can be shattered, but the landscape of Horseshoe Bay has become a global internet celebrity.
To tell you the truth, these photo are very handsome, and there must be lots of likes from, Time line, but the danger behind it is definitely not worth it.
(body taken by staff)
Every year, there's a lot of tragic stories going on here.
In the canyon park many scenic spots will have picture text introduction to tell visitors, when you enjoy the beautiful scenery, pay attention to safety!
Because before you, how many people either voluntarily or accidentally fell off a cliff. Bloody numbers combined with photo to warn the world!
The bodies of these people in the photo are eventually found in the Grand Canyon.
Sadly, many of them had the last photo in the Grand Canyon.
In particular, note:
Life is the most important thing! At any time, please do not take risks and strictly follow the safety tips of the scenic spot. At the same time, visitors should pay attention to the geological and climatic conditions of the destination in advance and do so when engaging in high-risk events such as rock climbing, skiing, drifting, skydiving and diving.
The Grand Canyon has a precipitous terrain and a sharp temperature difference. Variations from below zero to 100 degrees Fahrenheit (Fahrenheit) are dangerous for unprepared visitors.
There are an average of 12 deaths a year, mostly due to accidental cliff falls, dehydration, high or low temperatures.
The Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles has just issued a regional risk alert, reminding China's citizen to Arizona to pay special attention to traffic accidents, hot and hot temperatures and risks of outdoor activities.
Outdoor activities due to steep terrain, complex environment, landslide, rockfall and other factors are prone to dangerous situations.