Alex Honnold of US chose a glass skyscraper in Taiwan as his latest climb target
CITY, State (Fox News) — Daredevil climber Alex Honnold made history by scaling the Taipei 101 skyscraper in Taiwan without ropes or protective equipment on Jan. 24.
## Climbing Feat
Honnold conquered the bamboo boxes, the building’s most challenging element, during a live broadcast on Netflix.
## Preparation and Ascent
Before the climb, Honnold appeared calm as he donned custom shoes to navigate the glass and steel structure. He started at the southeast corner and interacted with fans both inside and outside the building.
## Triumph and Reflection
After reaching the top, Honnold waved to the crowd and expressed his excitement and fatigue. He fulfilled a decade-long dream by climbing the 101-story building, which was once the tallest in the world.
## Psychological and Physical Challenges
Experts praised Honnold’s intense focus and commitment to his training. The climb required both physical and mental strength.
## Final Moments
The climber enjoyed the incredible view from the top before safely descending. Cheers erupted from the spectators as he completed the challenging ascent.
Honnold’s exact compensation for the event remains undisclosed.









