Rappelling is a technique used to descend steep surfaces, such as cliffs or rock faces, safely and efficiently. It involves using a rope and specialized equipment, like a harness and a belay device, to control the speed of the descent. Rappelling is commonly used in activities like rock climbing, canyoning, and mountaineering. During rappelling, the individual secures themselves to the rope and leans back, allowing gravity to assist in the descent. Proper technique and safety measures are crucial to prevent accidents. Rappelling can be an exciting way to explore natural landscapes while ensuring safety through controlled descent.