Taichung’s new landmark: Gao Mei Wetlands Scenic Bridge opens with observation deck
▲ The Gao Mei Wetlands Scenic Bridge was officially opened today (1st). (Photo /Soaring in the SkyProvided)
Reported by You tru / Comprehensive Report
The Gao Mei Wetlands Scenic Bridge was officially opened today (1st) and is now open to the public. This brand-new scenic bridge boasts a sleek, streamlined design with a double-curved layout, integrating harmoniously with the surrounding natural scenery to become a new coastal landmark in central Taiwan.
▲ The scenic bridge is designed for both pedestrians and cyclists, and also features an observation platform. (Photo /Soaring in the SkyProvided)
The Gao Mei Wetlands Scenic Bridge is approximately 265 meters long, 7.2 meters wide, with a total approach road length of 132 meters on both sides. It has no central pillars, making its design highly challenging. The bridge accommodates both pedestrians and cyclists and includes an observation deck, while the bridge surface will also be equipped with nighttime LED lighting. Viewed from above, the bridge’s streamlined form is strikingly visible, with its curves showcasing a unique aesthetic.
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