World’s highest railway bridge completes successful trial run in northern India
by Bhagyashree BarmanIn a remarkable engineering feat, the Indian Railway has successfully conducted a trial run on the newly constructed Chenab Rail Bridge in northern India’s Jammu and Kashmir , the world’s highest railway bridge.
Located between Sangaldan in the Ramban district and Reasi, this iconic bridge is set to become a major milestone in India’s railway history and the incident took place on June 20.
Visuals the train glided smoothly along the towering Chenab Rail Bridge, cutting through the misty mountain air, with the majestic river flowing far below. The dramatic scenery unfolded, showcasing an engineering marvel amidst the breathtaking natural landscape.
According to reports, the Chenab Rail Bridge stands as a testament to advanced engineering and architectural prowess, towering above the Chenab River and connecting two vital regions. The successful trial run marks a significant step forward, with rail services on this line expected to commence soon, enhancing connectivity and boosting economic development in the region.
This bridge not only signifies India’s capability to undertake and complete complex infrastructure projects but also promises to offer breathtaking views and a unique travel experience for passengers. The project highlights the Indian Railway’s commitment to expanding and modernizing its network, providing safer and more efficient travel options.
As anticipation builds for the official launch of rail services, the Chenab Rail Bridge is poised to become a symbol of progress and innovation, drawing interest and admiration from around the world.