Do you dare to come to the top ten most feared bridges in the world during the Spring Festival holiday?
The Spring Festival holiday is coming, and everyone is planning where to travel during the Spring Festival. The top ten scary bridges in the world, do you dare to come during the Spring Festival holiday? Let's take a look at the top ten horror bridges in the world first.
Trif Bridge in Switzerland
People dare not cross the bridge even in sunny weather, let alone when it is windy. When the wind blows, the suspension bridge can sway more than 20 feet. The bridge is 560 feet long. If you are brave enough to look around without feeling dizzy, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Swiss Alps. (Trif Special Bridge is open from June to 10)
Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Maryland, USA
The bridge is about five miles long. Some drivers are afraid to drive across the bridge, so they have to pay others to drive. In recent months, cars have fallen into the water about 40 feet outside the guardrail. The fire on the bridge has caused traffic jams for hours, and the wind speed of 40 miles per hour has caused traffic jams. No wonder people are so scared. Even in fine weather, tourists will feel scared. Many drivers have to bypass the curve and go down the next steep slope to cross the bridge safely.
Overpass on Langkawi Island, Malaysia
People must take the cable car to the bridge. Located at the top of Masigang Mountain, with an altitude of more than 2,000 feet. As the name implies, the bridge is very high. After it is built on the ground, it is transported to the top of the mountain by helicopter. Terribly, the bridge was mysteriously closed until further notice, so people had to worship it on the ground.
Nuowei Tian Tong Bridge
The overpass looks more like a roller coaster than a safe passage. Don't worry, the danger of this cantilever bridge is caused by optical illusion. In fact, it is easy to drive over.
Carrixsoe Bridge in Northern Ireland
The easiest (and most terrible) way to get to Carrixsoe from Northern Ireland is to cross Carrixsoe Bridge. This 66-foot-long bridge is so creepy that many people have to go back to the mainland by boat because they are too afraid to cross it.
Capilano Suspension Bridge, Canada
Capilano suspension bridge is one of the longest and tallest suspension bridges in the world. Shaking at a height of 200 feet, there is a canyon below, and you must feel jumpy. If all this doesn't scare you, then the people who fall from here will definitely surprise you.
Ghana canopy walkway
Canopy walkways are made of boards one foot wide, which are 100 feet above the forest floor. Crossing the bridge is equivalent to walking on the crown of Kakun National Park. If you can get up the courage to cross it, then you will enjoy the unique flora and fauna landscape in this forest.
Nanzhenfeng Bridge, France
To reach this bridge, you must take the highest cable car in the world and climb 9200 feet. There is unparalleled beauty here, and you can enjoy the scenery of the French Alps at an altitude of 12000 feet.
Siberian Vidim River Bridge
The bridge has been in disrepair for a long time, and it is quite narrow, so it is difficult for cars to pass. The locals crossed the bridge across the Vidim River. In winter in Siberia, this bridge will be more challenging, and the wood will freeze. If you are not careful, you may fall into a river 50 feet high, because this bridge has no railings. Watch this video by yourself, how terrible it is to drive across the bridge.
China Siduhe Bridge
Siduhe Bridge is 1500 feet high and is the tallest bridge in the world. It is more than 4,000 feet long, connecting Shanghai and Chengdu, and it is the largest span suspension bridge built in a deep mountain valley in China at present.