Imagine scaling a massive cliff face, sweat dripping down your brow, muscles burning. Suddenly, a lifeline appears – a tiny store hanging precariously from the mountainside, offering a much-needed break and a chance to refuel. This isn’t a scene from a dream; it’s a reality for rock climbers in China’s Shiniuzhai National Geological Park.
Nicknamed the “most inconvenient convenience store” in the world, this unique shop sits a staggering 120 meters (393 feet) above the ground. Far from your typical corner store, it’s a small wooden box clinging to the cliff, a beacon of refreshment for weary climbers.
