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World’s Tallest Bridge Opens in China
- The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge opened to traffic on September 28, 2025, in Guizhou province, China, becoming the world's highest bridge.
- China's recent decades of rapid growth and heavy infrastructure investment led to this project, which took over three years to complete.
- The bridge stands 625 meters over the Beipan River and boasts a main span of 1,420 meters, setting new height and span records for bridges located in mountainous regions.
- Zhang Yin, head of the provincial transport department, said on September 24 the bridge reduces travel time from two hours to two minutes and boosts regional development.
- The bridge’s opening drastically improves transportation and injects new vitality into the local economy, also creating plans for tourism including viewing halls and extreme sports platforms.
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The highest bridge in the world was opened to traffic on Sunday in China, culminating in an engineering feat that took three years of construction, the official press reported.
World's tallest bridge cuts 2-hour mountain trip to just 2 minutes: See the jaw-dropping photos
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge has opened to traffic, reportedly becoming the world's tallest and largest span bridge in a mountainous area, at 2,050 feet above China's Beipan River.
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The suspension bridge over the Huajiang Gorge in Guizhou Province, southern China, rises 625 meters above the valley floor.
The New Tallest Bridge In The World Opened Up In China Today. It Looks Amazing And It Only Took Them 3 Years To Build It, So Why Does It Take Forever For Things To Be Built Here?
The world’s tallest bridge has officially opened for traffic — and it’s cutting down travel time for commuters by a significant amount. The record-breaking Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in S...
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