The world’s tallest bridge will open in China this summer

The world's tallest bridge will open in China this year. It will reach 625 meters, surpassing the current title holder, which is France's Millau Viaduct, according to Guinness World Records, by 282 meters. The new record-holder, called the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, spans a dramatic canyon that is sometimes called a crack in the ground.

The bridge over the Huajiang Gorge in China is a superlative building. In summer it is planned to open after only three and a half years of construction and set a new record with its height.

China to open world’s tallest bridge, rising 2,051 feet above canyon

China is preparing to unveil the world’s tallest bridge this summer, a massive suspension structure that will soon tower above one of the country’s most rugged landscapes. The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, located in the mountainous province of Guizhou in southwest China, is scheduled to open to traffic by June 30, 2025, officials confirmed this week. Once operational, the bridge will rise 2,051 feet (625 metres) above the Beipan River, surpassi…

The world’s tallest bridge will open in China this summer

China is to open the tallest bridge in the world in June, 200 meters (656 feet) taller than the Empire State Building.

China will open the world's highest bridge, the Huajiang Grand Canyon, in June. It is located about 625 meters above a river in the mountains.

Dubai is competing in the world with the height of buildings, while China is competing in bridges: in June it plans to open the world's tallest bridge, which is being called "the latest engineering achievement from the infrastructure-focused country."