Suspension Bridge on the Baliem River, West New Guinea.
A suspension bridge across the river Baliem makes visitors shiver and do not dare to try. The bridge is located on a steep slope and is paired from the rough piece of wood that people have to work hard to cross the river.
The bridge in Madagascar.
Situated on the cliff of Madagascar makes the bridge made of plywood more dangerous than ever. Surely anyone who crosses this bridge will have a fear of falling into this sharp iron cliff.
Qeswachaka Bridge, Peru.
Bridge made of rope, sounds strange, but the bridge in Peru is made in such a scary way.
Every year, the Incas unplug the rope and braid together to make a bridge for people to pass.
-Hoa Son Bridge, China.
This is probably the most dangerous bridge in the world, because it is designed to cover the mountains.
Passengers must brave enough to dare to cross the bridge of Hoa Son, just look down the whole abyss will make you cry out.
Mondsee Bridge, Austria.
Dubbed as the bridge in the sky, the Mondsee bridge, Austria at the height of the tower to help you breathe the fresh air of the Alps. However, to cross this bridge force you to ignore the fear of standing on a rocky mountain.
Mount Nimbus Bridge, Canada.
The Nimbus Suspension Bridge in British Columbia is as frightening as the Mondsee Bridge in Austria when it was designed to capture two mountains.
Standing on the bridge, visitors can admire the beautiful snow-capped mountains, but also startled by standing on a dizzying height.
Suspension Bridge Geierley, Germany.
The longest bridge in Germany deserves to be on the list of the 10 most dangerous bridges on the planet.
The bridge crosses two forests between two towns, 100m high, and in particular, the bridge is not for the faint of heart.
Foot Bridge, Vietnam.
Foot bridges appear quite in the Mekong Delta. Bridges are often accessible through canals to help people get through easier.
The special thing that makes the bridge to top the most dangerous bridges in the world is that they are made of bamboo or coconut, with only one handrail making the passerby very careful.
Bridge over Me Kong River, Laos.
Compared to the foot bridge, the unique bridge across the Mekong River makes you chill for its dangers. The bridge is simple, with only two strands, making the rails and screaming the rest to pass.
