World’s Tallest Bridge Cuts 1-Hour Travel to Just 1 Minute — Guess the Location!
China, often dubbed the "Dragon Country," is set to unveil yet another engineering marvel. The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, which will be the tallest bridge in the world, is scheduled to be inaugurated in June. Constructed over the Dupan River in Guizhou province, the bridge stands at a height of 2,050 feet.
The construction of this bridge took three years to complete. The total cost of the project amounted to £216 million (approximately ₹2,200 crore). Remarkably, the bridge towers 200 meters higher than the Eiffel Tower. A journey that previously took an hour is now expected to be completed in just one minute thanks to this massive infrastructure development.
Chinese political leader Zhang Shenglin stated, “This super project not only demonstrates China’s engineering capabilities to the world but also significantly supports Guizhou’s vision of becoming a world-class tourism destination.”
Currently, a video showcasing this spectacular structure is going viral online. Netizens are reacting to the video in their own unique ways.