Record-Breaking Bridges: Engineering Marvels

The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge in Japan holds the record for the longest central span of any suspension bridge.

1991 meters.

Built to withstand earthquakes and typhoons, its cables contain enough wire to circle the earth seven times.

This engineering marvel connects Kobe to Awaji island, making travel faster and safer across the turbulent Akashi Strait.

China's Duge Bridge is the world's highest.

Soaring 565 meters above the Beipan river, this engineering wonder connects remote regions, cutting travel time dramatically.

Built in just four years, it stands taller than the Empire State Building.

The bridge's towering height and breathtaking views make it both a vital transport link and a jaw dropping

spectacle.

The Millau Viaduct in France is the tallest bridge in the world, with pylons reaching 343 meters— taller

than the Eiffel Tower!

Designed by Norman Foster, it elegantly spans the Tarn Valley, appearing to float above the clouds.

This masterpiece of modern engineering not only reduces congestion but also offers one of the most scenic drives

on Earth.

The Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge is the longest sea crossing bridge in the world.

Stretching 55 kilometers.

This engineering marvel includes tunnels and artificial islands connecting three major cities.

Designed to withstand typhoons and earthquakes, it has revolutionized travel in the region, cutting journey times from hours

to minutes while showcasing human innovation at its finest.