--FILE--View of the Sidu River Bridge crossing the valley of the Sidu River in Yesanguan town, Badong county, central China's Hubei province, 13 November 2009. While Chinese engineers seem to have an obsession with glass-bottomed walkways, they are also experts in building high bridges - very high ones. Chinese media People's Daily Online have recently released a set of aerial pictures of the spectacular Sidu River Bridge, located in central China's Hubei Province, which is reportedly the highest completed suspension bridge in the world. The suspension bridge is situated in the remote Yesanguan Town of Badong County in China The vertigo-inducing overpass, completed in 2009, is built between two mountains over a 1, 627-foot-deep valley - though some media claim it's 1, 830 feet high. An aerial footage, uploaded to Youtube in January, shows the sheer size of the bridge and its incredibly scenic background. The remarkable structure, which itself is some 300 feet tall, can be seen surrounded by rocky mountains; while the alarming vertical drop underneath would make any drivers feel daunted. The location of the traffic link is in fact so remote that the closest road is reportedly two miles away. Apart from its jaw-dropping height, the towering four-lane highway bridge also boasts an impressive span, which is nearly 3, 000 feet long.
