가장 흥미로운 세계의 다리

가장 흥미로운 세계의 다리

Keswachak Bridge, Peru

The Keswachak Bridge is a hand-built suspension bridge made from plant fibers, the tradition of which has been built

for 600 years. 

The Keswachak Bridge itself is part of the Inca road.

Every year in June during the renovation of the bridge, each group of neighboring residents produces up to 70 meters

of rope, the raw materials for which are harvested in advance. 

When the grass fibers are dried, the weaving of the ropes begins. 

The weaving technique is inherited in families and remains unchanged. 

During this process, the Indians perform various rituals, where they appeal to local spirits and mountain protectors. 

The renovation of the bridge takes 3 days, and at the end of the work dances with music and old songs are organized.

Manufacturing techniques and rituals of the annual renewal of the 28-meter Keswachaka Suspension Bridge

(Q'eswachaka) connecting the two sides of the Apurimak River Gorge in the southern Andes are included

in the UNESCO list of cultural and intangible heritage.

Dingbu Bridge

The next bridge is in China. He links the banks of the Tuojiang River in the ancient city of Phoenix. 

It resembles the piano keys and is used rather as a tourist attraction.

London Bridge

This is a steel pedestrian drawbridge of the original design, thrown over the Grand Union Canal in the Paddington area of ​​London.

According to the creator, most of the movable bridges in a diluted state look as if broken; his own task, Thomas Heterwick,

saw that an ordinary, unremarkable at first sight object suddenly turned into something surprising, spectacular.

Bridge of Sighs in Venice

This is the name of one of the bridges in Venice across the Palace Canal - Rio di Palazio.

The Bridge of Sighs was built by Antonio Conti in 1602 and decorated in baroque style. 

The bridge connects the building of the Doge’s Palace, where the courtroom was located, and the prison building. 

The “sighs” from which this bridge takes its name are not the sighs of lovers, but the sad sighs of the convicts, who, passing

through the custody of this covered bridge, for the last time glanced at Venice.

Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco

The Golden Gate Bridge in the US city of San Francisco is one of the most famous bridges in the world. 

A favorite of movies and TV shows, the Golden Gate remained the largest suspension bridge in the world and is the most

 popular destination for suicides on Earth.

Living bridges in India

We go to the area of ​​the town of Cherapundzhi in the north-east of India, which is located at an altitude of 1,300 meters

and is considered the most rainy place on earth.

 Here for the "cultivation" of bridges using the roots of rubber ficus. 

The process of "construction" lasts 10-15 years. 

Living bridges can reach a length of 30 meters and withstand a weight of more than 50 people. 

The world's longest suspension pedestrian bridge

It is located in Switzerland, at an altitude of about 80 meters above the ground and connects the towns of Grachen

and Zermatt in the canton of Valais. 

The length of the bridge is 494 meters. Of course, we have a more detailed story about him.

Rakotzbrück Bridge, Germany

Rakottsbrück Bridge is an amazing, shrouded not only ancient but also modern superstition, the building is the main attraction

of the Saxon city of Gblenz, and it is located in the Kromlau palace landscape park, which was broken in 1844 by Friedman

German Rötschke on the bank of Lake Rakots.

When the water level is at a certain level, the Devil's Bridge and its reflection create a picture of an ideal circle.