These are the longest bridges in the world that make us amazed at human intelligence and abilities.

Manchac Swamp Bridge: 36km

Location: On Lake Maurepas, Louisana, USA

The Manchac Swamp Bridge is a pair of parallel concrete bridges, one on Highway 51 and one on Interstate 55, spanning a large marsh. If stories about haunted ghosts are just rumors, then the crocodiles here are real.

Wuhan Electric Railway Bridge: 37km

Location: Huangpulu and Zongguan Station, Wuhan, China

The Wuhan Metro Bridge, the first skytrain line in the city, began operating in 2004. Designed as a Metro viaduct, it helps ease traffic congestion on the bridges that cross it. Yangtze River.

Lake Pontchartrain Highway: 38km

Location: Metairie, Louisiana and Mandeville, Louisiana, USA

Also known as “The Causeway”, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway opened in 1956 and includes two parallel bridges. Dubbed one of the scariest bridges in the world, it is so long that when you are in the middle of the bridge, you cannot see land at either end, making it feel like the bridge goes on forever. .

Beijing Great Bridge: 48km

Location: South Beijing and Langfang, Beijing, China

The Beijing Great Bridge is a railway viaduct and the first of many bridges on the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed ​​Railway. As of 2021, China has 961,100 road bridges, not including bridges for other means of transport.

Bang Na Expressway: 54km

Location: Bang Na Interchange and Chon Buri Interchange, Bangkok, Thailand

Also known as Burapha Withi Road, the Bang Na Expressway in Thailand is a box girder viaduct, elevated expressway, and six-lane toll road. Built at a cost of 1 billion USD, as of 2008, it still held the record as the longest bridge in the world.

Vi Ha Big Bridge: 79km

Location: Zhengzhou and Xi’an, Weinan, China

The Weinan Weihe Grande Bridge spans the Wei River, China’s “natural gateway to the west”, and the viaduct is part of the Zhengzhou–Xi’an high-speed railway. It was completed in 2008 and the railway opened in 2010.

Tianjin Great Bridge: 113km

Location: Langfang and Qingxia, Beijing, China

Completed in 2010 and opened in 2011, the Tianjin Grand Bridge is part of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway. This viaduct carries high-speed trains through densely populated areas and consists of 32 individual sections, each built and installed separately.

Cangde big bridge : 116km

Location: On the line between Beijing and Shanghai, China

Like the Tianjin Grand Bridge, the Cangde Bridge is also part of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway. This bridge has a total of 3,092 pillars and is designed to withstand seismic activities, including earthquakes.

Changhua Viaduct: 157km

Location: Baguashan, Changhua and Zuoying District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Changhua Viaduct is part of Taiwan high-speed railway. This viaduct was built to withstand seismic activity, as Taiwan is located near the intersection of two tectonic plates, where earthquakes frequently occur.

Dan Duong – Con Son big bridge: 164km

Location: Shanghai and Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China

The Danyang – Kunshan Great Bridge in China currently holds the record as the longest bridge in the world, with a huge length of 164 km. Like the other three bridges on this list, it is also part of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway. The bridge was built at a cost of about 8.5 billion USD. The bridge is not only designed to withstand seismic activity but also withstand extreme weather, such as hurricanes, and even impacts from 300,000-ton naval vessels.