Beipanjiang Bridge, which soars 1,854 feet above a gorge, has opened to traffic, Chinese state media reported on Thursday.
China is known for its innovation all over the world, in all fields of life. In terms of architecture, it has the famous Olympic stadium in Beijing and also the Great Wall of China. But now this Asian country has beaten its own record of having the highest bridge in the entire world. The Duge Beipanjiang Bridge in China is the world’s highest bridge.

Situated in the southwest part of China, this bridge was declared the highest in the world once it opened to automotive traffic on Thursday. The time taken to build this bridge is almost three years. With the advent of this bridge, Chinese engineering has earned great value and recognition on a global scale. Experts consider such engineering to be among the best in the world. Not only are the Chinese engineers efficient at their job, but they also have the skill of creating commendable architecture at relatively cheaper costs. The bridge cost the Chinese government more than $146.7 million. This is much cheaper than the cost of constructing other such grand bridges in different parts of the world.