Only China could Build a BRIDGE in a Place Like This

Increasing 2051 feet above the canyon flooring, this bridge is so high it towers over New York City's tallest high-rise buildings and stands in the exact same league as the world's highest building, the Burj Khalifa. Suspended between mountains in southwest China, it's not just a bridge– it's a sky-level highway, constructed with cutting-edge engineering to conquer extreme height, wind, and terrain. A true pointer that contemporary infrastructure is now competing with the world's most iconic megastructures.