Anlan Suspension Bridge, Suspension bridge in China
The Anlan Suspension Bridge spans the Min River in Sichuan, China.
Originally built around 300 AD, it was restored during both the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Known as the couple's bridge, symbolizing the union and cooperation between men and women.
The bridge serves as a vital connection for local communities.
Crafted with wooden planks, bamboo cables, and iron chains, the bridge exhibits ancient engineering.
Inception: 300
Length: 320 m
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