For more than half a century, Switzerland has fostered a collaborative partnership with Nepal, contributing to the development of suspension bridges in the mountainous region. The recent inauguration of the 10,000th installation, spanning an impressive 283 meters, marks a significant milestone in this enduring alliance, taking place in the picturesque foothills of the Himalayas. In the rugged valleys of Nepal, suspension bridges gracefully traverse rivers, span gorges, and connect mountain peaks, showcasing architectural marvels that cling to breathtaking heights. Among these, one Nepalese bridge stands out, reaching an impressive height of 135 meters and ranking among the world's tallest. With a landscape boasting over 6,000 rivers, the genesis of Nepal's suspension bridges dates back to the 1960s when a Swiss geologist spearheaded their initial construction. This collaborative effort between Switzerland and Nepal has endured through the decades, culminating in the recent...
