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No Outsider Has Ever Filmed These Places in China
Exploring China's Forbidden Remote Cliff Buildings and Caves
There are places in China that no outsider has ever been able to visit and in this epic adventure I set off on a journey through the most rural and remote parts of China to gain access to these mysterious sites.
From strange cliff side buildings to dark burial caves locals refuse to enter, this...
There are places in China that no outsider has ever been able to visit and in this epic adventure I set off on a journey through the most rural and remote parts of China to gain access to these mysterious sites. From strange cliff side buildings to dark burial caves locals refuse to enter, this adventure took me to some of the most wild and undocumented parts of China. It was a trip filled with remote hiking, exploring China's rural villages and it's incredible history. I feel so lucky for the experience to investigated places outsiders never get to see in china, places that seem impossible and yet exist in China! I really hope you enjoy this adventure video!
Join Josh the Intern as he ventures into China's most forbidden corners—places no outsider has ever filmed. From cliffside enigmas to dark burial caves, this is a raw, breathtaking journey through remote villages and undocumented history. An adventure that feels impossible, yet real.
There are places in China that no outsider has ever been able to visit and in this epic adventure I set off on a journey through the most rural and remote parts of China to gain access to these mysterious sites. From strange cliff side buildings to dark burial caves locals refuse to enter, this adventure took me to some of the most wild and undocumented parts of China. It was a trip filled with remote hiking, exploring China's rural villages and it's incredible history. I feel so lucky for the experience to investigated places outsiders never get to see in china, places that seem impossible and yet exist in China! I really hope you enjoy this adventure video!
In this episode, editor recounts Josh The Intern's extraordinary journey through China's most remote and forbidden sites. The adventure begins at a bustling local market where Josh picks up snacks, then heads deep into the mountains to a mysterious cliffside building. <br><br>With the help of local guide Johnny and Odinovo Tours, Josh hikes through clouds and steep terrain to reach a 200-year-old Buddhist temple perched on a cliff edge. The temple also served as a refuge during the Japanese invasion in 1931. <br><br>Next, Josh hires a Miao villager to access a secret burial cave only reachable by boat. Inside, hundreds of ancient coffins line the walls, some dating back over 3,400 years. Locals fear the spirits, but Josh documents the eerie site with respect. <br><br>At Yelang Valley, an artist's reimagining of the lost Yelang Kingdom (3rd century BC) offers a bizarre glimpse into a vanished civilization. Josh then visits a 600-year-old village, where he encounters a dance competition celebrating the first day of spring. <br><br>The finale involves negotiating with Communist Party leaders for permission to film a 700-year-old temple on a razor-thin mountain peak. Josh climbs a crumbling path, reaching the summit where the temple stands impossibly on a narrow ridge. Throughout, the interactions with welcoming locals—from market vendors to village elders—shine as the heart of the experience. Josh concludes with a hot pot celebration, reflecting on the privilege of seeing these hidden wonders.
Josh The Intern embarks on an epic journey through rural China to explore secret sites no outsider has ever filmed. From a perilous cliffside temple to a haunting burial cave, he uncovers ancient mysteries, meets welcoming locals, and gains unprecedented access to a 700-year-old temple on a razor-thin mountain peak. An unforgettable adventure blending history, culture, and raw human connection.
Josh The Intern gains rare access to China's secret cliffside temples, burial caves, and remote villages in an unforgettable adventure through rural mountains.
Exploring Hidden China Cliff Temples Burial Caves and Remote Villages
1:46 When visiting remote villages, always hire a local guide. They know the dangerous paths and can help you gain access to restricted sites. Respect their traditions and offer small gifts as thanks.
4:24 In cliffside temples, watch your footing—paths are narrow and often crumbled. Take breaks, stay hydrated, and don't rush. The climb can be physically demanding but the views are worth it.
11:24 Explore burial caves with caution. Many locals avoid them due to superstition, but if you go, bring offerings like cigarettes or money as a sign of respect. The history is fragile, so don't touch the coffins.
13:14 Yelang Valley is a theme park reimagining a lost kingdom. It's a quirky stop that offers insight into ancient Chinese folklore. Allow at least an hour to wander the bizarre sculptures and structures.
9:51 When visiting ancient villages, be open to spontaneous interactions. Josh was invited into a local home and given food. Accepting hospitality builds trust and enriches your experience.
16:14 To access forbidden sites, you may need to meet with local officials. Be patient, respectful, and explain your purpose clearly. Having a local tour company like Odinovo Tours can help negotiate permissions.
19:20 Hiking to remote temples requires good physical condition. The trail to the 700-year-old temple is steep and eroded. Use trekking poles, wear sturdy shoes, and never climb alone.
1:46 When visiting remote villages, always hire a local guide. They know the dangerous paths and can help you gain access to restricted sites. Respect their traditions and offer small gifts as thanks.
4:24 In cliffside temples, watch your footing—paths are narrow and often crumbled. Take breaks, stay hydrated, and don't rush. The climb can be physically demanding but the views are worth it.
11:24 Explore burial caves with caution. Many locals avoid them due to superstition, but if you go, bring offerings like cigarettes or money as a sign of respect. The history is fragile, so don't touch the coffins.
13:14 Yelang Valley is a theme park reimagining a lost kingdom. It's a quirky stop that offers insight into ancient Chinese folklore. Allow at least an hour to wander the bizarre sculptures and structures.
9:51 When visiting ancient villages, be open to spontaneous interactions. Josh was invited into a local home and given food. Accepting hospitality builds trust and enriches your experience.
16:14 To access forbidden sites, you may need to meet with local officials. Be patient, respectful, and explain your purpose clearly. Having a local tour company like Odinovo Tours can help negotiate permissions.
19:20 Hiking to remote temples requires good physical condition. The trail to the 700-year-old temple is steep and eroded. Use trekking poles, wear sturdy shoes, and never climb alone.
0:00 Hike to cliffside temple
0:52 Local market and snacks
1:46 Meeting villagers and starting climb
6:00 Discovering the cliffside temple
10:37 Burial cave exploration
13:14 Yelang Valley theme park
14:30 Ancient village and dance competition
16:14 Negotiating access to final site
18:30 700-year-old summit temple
0:00 Hike to cliffside temple
0:52 Local market and snacks
1:46 Meeting villagers and starting climb
6:00 Discovering the cliffside temple
10:37 Burial cave exploration
13:14 Yelang Valley theme park
14:30 Ancient village and dance competition
16:14 Negotiating access to final site
18:30 700-year-old summit temple
remote chinacliff templeburial caveyelang kingdomrural villagelocal marketancient historyhiking adventurecultural explorationbuddhist templeWhat village are we in?
Guantong, population around 500 people, mostly farming.
Why are there rocks stacked like that?
It's for defense, to keep animals from breaking in at midnight.
Why would they build a temple so remote?
Monks can pay for a quiet place and easy for them to do meditation.
How do they get the coffins up there?
They climb up. Local villagers, men and women, passed down the skills.
What is that shrine with the mirror?
It's a protector of the mountain and the villages. The mirror is to ward off evil spirits.
