Kaizhouhu Bridge, Suspension bridge in Guizhou Province, China
This suspension bridge spans approximately 4,124 feet across the Qingshui River, featuring a main span of 3,609 feet and a deck height of 456 feet above the water below.
Completed and officially opened in 2021, this bridge replaced older crossings in the area and significantly improved transportation efficiency and safety across the rugged terrain of Guizhou Province.
The bridge provides access to areas inhabited by diverse ethnic groups including the Miao and Dong peoples, whose traditional festivals and customs remain central to local identity and heritage.
The bridge is accessible year-round for vehicular traffic and features designated observation areas where travelers can stop to view the surrounding mountains and river valleys from the roadside.
Its main span of 3,609 feet makes this one of the longest suspension bridge spans in western China, showcasing advanced cable engineering designed to withstand seismic activity and strong winds.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
