13 Scariest Bridges in the World

1. Aiguille du Midi (France):More than 3,800 m above sea level, it takes visitors about 20 minutes by cable car to reach this bridge.

2. Carrick-a-Rede Rope (Northern Ireland):Only about 30 meters high, but the wooden and rope bridge is a fear for many people. Every year, this place welcomes about 250,000 tourists to see Rathin Island, Scotland and the Irish Sea from above.

3. Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass (China):The world's tallest and longest glass-bottomed bridge in Zhangjiajie National Park has been forced to close after just 13 days of testing due to overcrowding. Located at a height of 300 meters, this can be one of the scariest experiences for those with a fear of heights.

4. Hussaini Hanging (Pakistan):Spanning Lake Borit, the Hussaini Hanging Bridge is considered one of the most dangerous bridges in the world. Built with wood and rope, the bridge is now badly damaged.

5. Capilano Suspension (Canada):Standing about 70 metres high, the bridge allows visitors to cross a river that cuts through the Canadian Rockies. The Capilano Suspension Bridge has been in existence since 1889, but has been rebuilt several times.

6. U Bein (Myanmar):This is one of the most photographed places in Myanmar. The U Bein Bridge is about 1.2 km long, gently curving over Taungthaman Lake, and was once part of the royal palace.

7. Millau Viaduct (France):Travelers traveling from Paris to Béziers and Montpellier will inevitably have to cross the world's tallest bridge. At nearly 350 meters above its foundation, the $445 million bridge is one of the world's greatest engineering feats.

8. Monkey Bridge (Vietnam):The name comes from the shape and difficulty of the bridge. The body of the monkey bridge usually consists of only one or two bamboo (wood) trunks joined together, plus a handrail to help maintain balance.

9. Langkawi Sky (Malaysia):The glass-bottomed bridge is designed with a unique arc shape, creating many different views of Machinchang Mountain. In addition, the entire bridge body stands firmly on only the cables, connected to a steel pillar.

10. Titlis Cliff Walk (Switzerland):This is the highest suspension bridge in Europe. Intrepid travelers will be transported at an altitude of 3,000 m above sea level, crossing part of the Titlis mountain range.

11. Chesapeake Bay (Maryland, USA):From a distance, this 7 km long bridge is a beautiful structure connecting the east and west coasts of Maryland. However, it gives a scary feeling of floating, as visitors have to walk a long distance at a height of 57 m above the water below.

12. Royal Gorge (Colorado, USA):Spanning 300m across the Royal Gorge, the bridge held the title of the world’s highest for over 70 years (from 1929-2001). If walking across the 1,292 wooden planks that make up the bridge isn’t impressive enough, visitors can also sign up for a bungee jump.

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