22 World's Most Incredible Bridges – You Won't Believe #7!

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21. U Bein Bridge, Myanmar


Myanmar’s U Bein Bridge is the world’s longest teakwood bridge—a beautiful, timeless structure stretching 1.2 kilometers across Taungthaman Lake. Built in the 1850s, it remains in daily use by locals and visitors.

Sunrise and sunset are magical here, with silhouetted figures crossing against glowing skies. It’s a photographer’s dream and a symbol of enduring craftsmanship.

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Comments

  1. AlloyCourier

    Migrates well across mediums.

  2. AtlasTelemetry

    Hard to unsee now.

  3. LumenCrafter

    Would love a visual next time.

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