Top-10 Highest Bridges in the World in 2025, Check the List

Bridges are not just structures to cross rivers or valleys; they are marvels of modern engineering that connect people and places. Around the world, some bridges rise to incredible heights, making them breathtaking landmarks as well as vital transport routes. In 2025, the list of the world’s highest bridges has some exciting new entries, with China leading the way.

Top-10 Highest Bridges in the World in 2025

Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, with the height of 625 meters, stands as the  highest bridge in the world by 2025, followed by Duge (Beipanjiang) Bridge and Tianmen Bridge.

Here is the list of top-10 highest bridges in the world in 2025:

Rank	Bridge Name	Height (m)	Height (ft.)	Location
1.	Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge	625	2,051	Guizhou, China
2.	Duge (Beipanjiang) Bridge	565	1,854	Guizhou, China
3.	Tianmen Bridge	560	1,837	Guizhou, China
4.	Xiaowan Lancangjiang Bridge	520	1,706	Yunnan, China
5.	Siduhe (Sidu River) Bridge	496	1,627	Hubei, China
6.	Lugu Lake Bridge	493	1,617	Sichuan, China
7.	Puli Bridge	485	1,591	Yunnan, China
8.	Jinshajiang Wudongde Bridge	485	1,591	Sichuan, China
9.	Yalong Liangshan Bridge	480	1,575	Sichuan, China
10.	Nanpanjiang Bridge Puzhehei	475	1,558	Yunnan, China

Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, World’s Highest Bridge

The Huajiang Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, China, is set to become the world’s highest bridge. This suspension bridge stretches across the Beipan River in the deep Huajiang Canyon. With a deck height of 625 meters (2,051 feet), it will surpass the famous Duge Bridge. Scheduled to open on September 28, 2025, it will stand as a true marvel of modern engineering.

Duge Bridge

The Duge Bridge, also called the Beipanjiang Bridge, is a four-lane cable-stayed bridge between Guizhou and Yunnan in China. It rises 565 meters (1,854 feet) above the Nizhu River gorge, making it the second highest bridge in the world after 2025. Opened as part of the G56 Expressway, it was once the world’s highest bridge and remains a stunning engineering achievement.

Tianmen Bridge

The Tianmen Bridge in Guizhou, China, reaches about 560 meters (1,837 feet) above the gorge, making it the third highest bridge globally. It’s a suspension bridge with a main span of 820 meters and is part of the Anpan Expressway. Its design blends strength and beauty, soaring high above rugged terrain.