Move over, Marvel movie sets – China’s Guizhou Province just unveiled a real-life engineering marvel that’s stealing the spotlight! The Huajiang Canyon Bridge, now officially the world’s largest steel truss suspension bridge over a mountainous canyon, opened to traffic on September 28 after 1,340 days of construction. By day, it’s a jaw-dropping feat of human ingenuity. By night? A dazzling light show 🌈 that transforms the canyon into a glowing ribbon visible from miles away.
Stretching 2,890 meters with a main span of 1,420 meters, this bridge isn’t just breaking records – it’s smashing them. The deck sits 625 meters above the river below (that’s taller than the Shanghai Tower!), making it a must-see for adventurers and engineering buffs alike. Local drivers are already raving about the Liuzhi-Anlong Expressway connection, which cuts travel time across Guizhou’s rugged terrain by hours.
Pro tip for travelers: Add this to your China bucket list. Nighttime visits promise Insta-worthy views as the bridge’s LED system cycles through colors, blending tech with nature’s grandeur. Who needs superhero movies when real-world innovation looks this epic? 💥
