U Bein Bridge Review

U Bein Bridge is a crossing that spans the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura in Myanmar. The 1.2-kilometre bridge was built around 1850 and is believed to be the oldest and longest teakwood bridge in the world.

Uben Bridge, in the ancient city of Amarabura in Myanmar, spans East Taman Lake and is 1200 meters long. It is the world's longest teak bridge. The piers, bridges, and planks of the bridge are all made of precious teak. It was built during the Mindong period of the Gongbang Dynasty. Under the bridge is a quiet pastoral scene. East Taman Lake is a shallow lake, a row of flowery and two pointed wooden boats docked neatly on the shore waiting for tourists to arrive. Uben Bridge is a unique and unique shape, Myanmar and even the world. The bridge is all built from the precious teak wood of Myanmar. The bridge is not used by a nail at the junction, and it is all dependent on the bucket. After 160 years of baptism, it is immortal and has become a rare historical monument.

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Go to Mandalay must go to check in, must go in the plump water period, otherwise only a green space can be seen!

Ubun Bridge is very famous because it is built entirely in teak, and it will not collapse for a hundred years (but it has been repaired before). In Myanmar, there is a lover bridge. Walking on the bridge, you can see the blue sky and white clouds all around. The water and sky are uniform and beautiful. Under the bridge, you can also see horses grazing. You can also take a boat. On the canoeing river, the boatman will take you to a withered tree on the river. Tree, you can stand on the tree and take pictures (not climb to the top of the tree...) If you go to the other end of the bridge, there will be a monastery school, inside the small Shami English is good, let alone the sunset, the photographer's favorite scenery. If you're tired of walking, there's a place to drink under the bridge. There's palm and coconut juice for sale. There are also some handicraft items on the bridge. My Myanmar friend said that there is a bag with beads sewn all over it, which is a special handicraft there. Remind me that the bridge has no fence to pay attention to safety, my classmate's bag accidentally fell into the river, almost even the bicycle turned down.