Now what started to look from an airplane in Kashmir that the passengers quickly get out of the window and stick to the window.

New Delhi. The flight makes Kashmir Valley look more beautiful. People traveling capture this beauty on camera, since the entire Kashmir is settled in the valley and continuously see such viewing from the flight, so after a while the passengers close the mobile and sit comfortably on the seat. But nowadays, something has started to look from the flight that suddenly all the passengers turn on the mobile and stick to the window and after shooting for some time, all sit comfortably on the seat almost together. Let us know what has happened suddenly in Kashmir? Which flight passengers are capturing the camera.

The world’s highest Arch Bridge Chenab and Cable Bridge are figs in Kashmir Valley. Passengers are attracted to photographs. As soon as the flight Chenab reaches the valley, the pilot has announced the passengers and tells the world’s highest railway Arch Bridge – Chenab Bridge. On hearing the pilot’s voice, the passengers shut down their windows and start taking pictures and videos of this historic bridge on mobile camera. There is an atmosphere of pride within the aircraft, people clap and praise the engineers of India. A similar atmosphere is also occurred during the passing of flights from around the figs.

People are not behind on the ground

On the other hand, people are not far behind on the ground. People from nearby villages and hilly areas keep taking pictures and videos of the bridge. Many people do live streaming, while some share it on Instagram and Facebook immediately.

Bridge looks amazing from above

Chenab Bridge, which is part of the USBRL (Udhampur -Srinagar -Baramulla Rail Link) project, is the world’s highest railway arch bridge. It is present at a height of 359 meters above the bottom of the river. This bridge built on the Chenab river near Salal Dam is 1,315 meters long. Its main arch is 467 meters long and it can withstand the winds up to 266 kmph.

A special cable crane system in the bridge

In height, it is 35 meters higher than the Eiffel Tower and is about five times higher than the Qutub Minar. 28,000 MT steel was used in the construction of this amazing bridge. For the first time a special cable crane system was installed in the bridge by Indian Railways, with two large cable cars and 100 meters high pylon to cross the 915 meter wide gap.