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I thought it was a rather large engineering undertaking for Pakistan so I just searched for "new bridges in Pakistan" (not in quotes for the search) looking for images - I think the 5th or 6th image matched the structures in your picture and similarly in "short videos" I found a few from that project. It's quite impressive and much better than any of the mountain passes I've travelled in Romania.
Just to add few words here... It's a "Fort Munro Steel Bridge". It is the 2nd largest steel bridge in Asia. Actually it's eight steel bridges that are inter-connected with each other to make a single bridge that spreads over 1.5 kilometers. It was engineered in collaboration with Japan.
No street view but this is best you can get a view from the top of the bridge https://maps.app.goo.gl/ogF3c5Zgeb5mvFPe9
And another view on same road a bit further from the bridge https://maps.app.goo.gl/hNViajfYPb6Bd1xp6
The discussion of Fort Munro and it's Steel Bridge will remain incomplete if we don't discuss the Hino trucks that pass through this region. These trucks reflects the "Pakistan Truck Art". These are two Hino Trucks that are decorated in traditional Pakistani Style. It roughly costs around 1 Million Pak rupee (3500$) to decorate a single truck like that.
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I thought it was a rather large engineering undertaking for Pakistan so I just searched for "new bridges in Pakistan" (not in quotes for the search) looking for images - I think the 5th or 6th image matched the structures in your picture and similarly in "short videos" I found a few from that project. It's quite impressive and much better than any of the mountain passes I've travelled in Romania.
Just to add few words here... It's a "Fort Munro Steel Bridge". It is the 2nd largest steel bridge in Asia. Actually it's eight steel bridges that are inter-connected with each other to make a single bridge that spreads over 1.5 kilometers. It was engineered in collaboration with Japan.
No street view but this is best you can get a view from the top of the bridge https://maps.app.goo.gl/ogF3c5Zgeb5mvFPe9
And another view on same road a bit further from the bridge https://maps.app.goo.gl/hNViajfYPb6Bd1xp6
The discussion of Fort Munro and it's Steel Bridge will remain incomplete if we don't discuss the Hino trucks that pass through this region. These trucks reflects the "Pakistan Truck Art". These are two Hino Trucks that are decorated in traditional Pakistani Style. It roughly costs around 1 Million Pak rupee (3500$) to decorate a single truck like that.