Dare to walk across a 403-meter-long suspension bridge? 8 thrilling suspension bridges around the world that will test your nerves

By Rita

There are many long, wide, high, spectacular, and beautiful bridges in the world, but there are also many lesser-known, small, narrow, rudimentary, and extremely perilous suspension bridges that can make your heart race just by looking at photos.CNN Some of the most spectacular suspension bridges in the world have been listed, several of which are located in extremely remote areas. Don't miss the chance to experience them firsthand when traveling to these countries!

1. Switzerland's Peak Walk
Just recently opened, it’s the world’s first suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks—Point peak and Scex Rouge peak in Switzerland. The total length of the bridge is 107 meters.

▲ Switzerland's Peak Walk (Photo /MySwitzerland website)

2. Russia's Skybridge
Located in Sochi, this is currently the longest bridge in the world. It also features the highest swing in the world and a 700-meter-long canopy walk zip line.

▲ Russia's SkyBridge (Photo /Sochi Travel website)

3. Nepal's Ghasa Hanging Bridge
This bridge was built to relieve congestion on local roads caused by livestock.

▲ Nepal's Ghasa Hanging Bridge (Photo /News, Views and Reviews of Nepal website)

4. Malaysia's Taman Negara Bridge
The Taman Negara Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in Malaysia, stretching 530 meters above the tree canopy.

▲ Malaysia's hanging bridge (Photo /tripadvisor website)

5. Northern Ireland's Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
This bridge allowed fishermen to cross a 30-meter-deep gorge to check their nets, and it has now become one of Northern Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions.

▲ Northern Ireland's Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge (Photo / Wikipedia)

6. Spain's El Caminito del Rey
This bridge is only 1 meter wide, with a roaring river 100 meters below.

▲ Spain's El Caminito del Rey (Photo / Wikipedia)

7. Japan's Kokonoe "Yume" Bridge
Stretching 390 meters, this bridge offers views of waterfalls as you walk across it.

▲ Japan's Kokonoe "Yume" Bridge (Photo / Wikipedia)

8. Austria's Highline179
This bridge connects Ehrenberg Castle and Fort Claudia. It is 403 meters long and 110 meters high.

▲Austria's Highline179 (Photo / Wikipedia)