Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge

World’s Tallest Bridge Opens: Travel Time Slashed, But Is It Worth the Risk?

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in China officially opened on September 28th, establishing itself as the world’s tallest bridge, soaring 2,050 feet above the Beipan River. Construction took nearly four years and resulted in a significant reduction in travel time across the canyon from two hours to just two minutes. The bridge spans 4,600 feet, and aims to boost tourism and economic development in the Guizhou province. It also offers various attractions like a coffee shop, bungee jumping, and glass walkways for visitors.

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China’s Record-Breaking Bridge: A Minute’s Journey, or Misleading Hype?

Scheduled to open in June, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in China boasts a two-mile span, drastically reducing travel time and showcasing impressive engineering. This £216 million project, surpassing the Eiffel Tower in both height and weight, will serve as both a vital transportation link and a major tourist attraction. Plans include amenities such as a glass walkway and a world-record bungee jump. The bridge’s construction highlights China’s commitment to infrastructure development, particularly in connecting remote communities within a region already home to numerous tall bridges.

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