A 2,500-foot bridge partially collapsed in China following a landslide on the mountain where it was built. The Hongqi Bridge was only just completed earlier this year. | New York Post

Deep in the Andes mountains, the Inca Rope Bridges stand as a testament to ancient ingenuity and communal effort. Built entirely from woven grass, these suspension bridges connected the vast Incan Empire, enabling safe passage across treacherous gorges and rivers. One of the most famous, the Q’eswachaka Bridge, is still rebuilt annually by local villagers using the same techniques their ancestors perfected centuries ago. This remarkable tradition, now recognized by UNESCO, involves families gath

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