Nujiang Bridge

The trip to the west of Luxi, all the way north, when I first saw the Nu River, I was shocked by its momentum, especially the mountains on both sides, under the sun, and against the blue sky and white clouds, it seemed particularly magnificent. But the fellow travel friends said that this is only a start, can only be regarded as an appetizer, Nujiang really beautiful place, far behind. Then Nujiang, how much can you really be beautiful?

Nujiang Bridge is located in Liuku Town, Lishui County, Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province. It is a single-box variable-section three-way prestressed steel bar continuous bridge across the Nu River. It ranks first in the country with its super long single-space span and second in Asia. It has become the only traffic lifeblood connecting the East and West sides of Liuku City.

After seeing the distinctive landscape on both sides of the Nu River, I continued to ride along the Nu River. I could see the mysterious Nu River Bridge on National Highway 318 soon after passing through the tunnel. The Nu River Bridge is located between Bangda Town and Basu County. After walking on Nu River 72, I could see it not far away. Across the fast-flowing Nu River, there are steep cliffs on both sides, and it is difficult to imagine the difficulty of building a bridge between such cliffs in the 1950s.

Yunnan Lishui Nujiang Bridge is located in the bustling area of the city, and the night view is beautiful.

After New Year's Day in 2023, when there were not many tourists, I walked back to Yunnan. This Yunnan tourism was a deep string of burning... The magnificent Nu River Bridge is across the Nu River, and the water under the bridge is rushing to worship... Standing on the Nu River Bridge, looking up at the sky, Take a deep breath of fresh air... It feels great! 2023/1

In the Nujiang Grand Canyon, "Ten miles of different days, everything is in a mountain", here is the gateway to the southwest of China, and it is also the forefront of resisting foreign invasion. During the Anti-Japanese War, 100,000 expeditionary troops collapsed on the Nu River, 50,000 British primatees survived the border Myanmar, wind and rain sobbed, and became majestic and tragic.