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Ghasa Suspension Bridge (Nepal)

The Ghasa Suspension Bridge, near the village of Ghasa in Nepal, is known for its breathtaking beauty. This bridge is used not only by people but also to transport cattle. For many years, cattle have been the primary source of livelihood for local residents, and this bridge was built as the number of cattle increased.

Previously, animals filled the mountain paths, but now hundreds of cows and sheep freely use this bridge to go to and from pasture. The bridge is relatively narrow and can feel unstable in strong winds, but it is safe to cross due to the high handrails. Crossing this bridge is a familiar sight for the people of Nepal and is loved by many. However, not every traveler has the courage to cross this bridge.