The Kunlun Bridge is also known as the one-day bridge. It is located at the foot of Kunlun Mountain in the south of Golmud in the Haixi Mongolian Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Qinghai Province. It is about 50 kilometers away from Golmud City and is a major danger on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. The Kunlun Bridge is a step above the natural danger, with a total length of only 4 meters. It is a reinforced concrete bridge. The beauty of the Kunlun Bridge is not in the bridge itself, but in the cliffs under the bridge and the deep squats. The Golmud River, which is composed of snow water and spring water, originated from the Kunlun Mountains. It flows down from an alpine valley with an altitude of more than 4,000 meters. The meandering river water has long washed and smashed the thousands of slate in the valley into a depth of more than 40 meters and a few meters wide. The stone gorge is only about 4 meters in the narrowest part. On both sides of the Kunlun Bridge, the cliffs are opposite, the Yanyan is sturdy, the valley top is flat, the valley bottom is deep, and the situation is extremely dangerous. People stood on the bridge and leaned over the bird's eye view, but see the turbulent river, rushing in the deep and steep valleys, screaming and roaring, constantly igniting the layers of white waves, bursting like thunderous roars, really It is dazzling and sorrowful. Therefore, many passers-by, generally have to go to the bridge head to overlook the high.