Qinglong Railway Bridge

The Qinglong Railway Bridge is a concrete arch bridge that spans the Beipan River valley in the mountainous region, reaching a height of about 300 meters above water level. The structure uses a modern box cross-section design to achieve stability across this large span.

The bridge was completed in 2016 as part of the new high-speed railway connection between Guiyang and Kunming. The project was an important step in connecting the mountainous province of Guizhou to larger transportation networks.

The bridge connects remote mountain villages and makes travel to the region simpler for people who live and work there. It has changed daily life by shortening journeys between isolated communities.

The location sits in a steep valley, so the best view of the bridge is from nearby vantage points. Those who want to see the structure from different angles should allow time to explore the surrounding area.

The main span of the structure at around 445 meters was one of the longest for a railway bridge of this type globally when it was completed. This achievement makes the project a remarkable example of modern engineering in difficult terrain.

Location: Qinglong County

Inception: 2016

Official opening: 2016

Longest Span: 445 m

GPS coordinates: 25.95000,105.25500

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:07