Xianghe Cable Bridge

The Xianghe Iron Cable Bridge in Nanmulin County, also known as the Nanmulin Iron Cable Bridge, is a key cultural relics protection unit in the Tibet Autonomous Region. It was built in the 15th century and has a total length of 55.7 meters. It was built by Tang Dong Jeb, the master architect. The south wood forest iron cable bridge existing on the north and south shores of the bridgehead and across the river, the north and south bridgehead is made of blue stone, and the stone materials are refined. The bridge chain is half moon-like, and the cross section of the bridge is 'U'. The bridge is made of iron chain as the bone, with the top floor and the boards connected by iron bolts. At that time, local technology was very backward, but it was possible to build such a long iron cable bridge. I really admire the master Tang Dong Jeb. If the friends come here, you must go to the Xianghe iron cable bridge for a walk, very exciting.

Xianghe iron cable bridge is north-south span, the chain is connected by iron rings, the bridge is nearly 2 meters wide, the original paved wooden board. The bridge has four piers. Although the size of the pier is different, the construction method is exactly the same. It is made of unfinished granite. The base plane is round. The pier outside is built with stone steps rotating around the pier. The pier stone is covered with wooden pillars and fins that are not the same specifications. The ripples intersect to reinforce the piers.