Singapore — Bridges are more than infrastructure; they are symbols of connectivity, culture, and ambition. Across Asia, several bridges stand out not only for their engineering feats but also for their iconic beauty.
Among the most celebrated are:
- Akashi Kaikyō Bridge, Japan — The world’s longest suspension bridge, a testament to Japan’s engineering excellence.
- Banpo Bridge, South Korea — Famous for its Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, blending utility with artistry.
- Dragon Bridge, Vietnam — A modern landmark in Da Nang, shaped like a golden dragon that breathes fire and water.
- Tsing Ma Bridge, Hong Kong — A dual‑purpose suspension bridge connecting the city to its airport, symbolizing Hong Kong’s global gateway.
- Khaju Bridge, Iran — A historic Persian masterpiece, combining function with aesthetic elegance.
For Asia Observer, these bridges represent more than transport links. They embody national pride, cultural storytelling, and Asia’s role in shaping global architectural identity. Each bridge is a reminder that infrastructure can inspire awe, connecting people while showcasing the artistry of nations.
