Pakistan, Jan. 26 -- American climber Alex Honnold shocked viewers by climbing Taiwan's tallest skyscraper, Taipei 101, without using any ropes, harnesses, or safety equipment, turning the risky act into a global spectacle. The daring ascent was broadcast live, allowing millions to watch as he carefully climbed the 508 meter tall tower made of steel, glass, and reinforced concrete.

Taipei 101, named after its 101 floors, is inspired by the shape of bamboo and is designed to symbolise growth and strength. Therefore, scaling such a smooth and towering structure without safety gear required extreme focus, strength, and technical climbing skill at every dangerous step.

Honnold, famous for being the first person to free solo climb Yosemite's...