VIDEO. With trembling legs, crouching, crawling or on a medical stretcher… Here’s how difficult it is to climb China’s mighty Mount Tai

A video has gone viral on social media, combining a humorous look at how adventurers struggle with themselves and their wobbly legs to climb ancient stairs to the top of China’s mighty Mount Tai.

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Mount Tai is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in China’s Shandong Province. It is famous for its breathtaking beauty and historical significance.

But as this video reveals, conquering the top of the mountain is no easy task, especially when faced with the daunting challenge of climbing several thousand stone steps that almost connect heaven to earth in four to six hours.

“Mount Tai in China. It has 7,200 steps and takes 4 to 6 hours to reach, so tourists often regret visiting it,” says its author Roanea in the description of the video.

In the video, many adventurers can be seen holding on to railings or walking sticks to support their exhausted bodies and uncontrollably wobbly and shaking legs. Another chooses to do squats and crawls. However, another climber, having not calculated his strength, was forced to spend the way down the mountain on a medical stretcher.

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