Shanghai is divided by the HuangPu River, so there are bridges and tunnels to get from the older section of the city Puxi (Poo-she) to the newer section PuDong (Poo-Dong). As with most building in Shanghai it does not just serve a purpose, but can also dazzle the senses. Here are a few that I have snapped over the last few years.
LuPu Bridge
Near the ‘old’ 2010 Expo site. An arch construction that lights up in different colours one at a time then in rainbow each night 
LuPu Bridge
NanPu Bridge
A cable construction bridge that is part of the Inner Ring Road. The first picture of the bridge is at the top of the Inner Ring Road and the second from the bottom. Look closely and see the spiral ‘ring’ road and all the cars Both pictures are taken from inside a bus.
NanPu – Top of Inner Ring Road
NanPu Bridge – Bottom of Inner Ring Road
YangPu Bridge
Not far from where we live here in PuDong this is the sister bridge to NanPu. They are similar in design and it happens to also be the longest bridge at 8354 m according to Google.
YangPu Bridge
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These bridges are much more interesting than any I have seen…the YangPu Bridge looks like a piece of modern art.
They all are pretty fancy. NanPu and YangPu are the same design, just taken from different views since NaPu is also on the Ring Road —which is also really cool.
Thanks for the visit
Beautiful bridges. Love the last shot!
Thanks so much for the comment. Yes they are works of art !
Love the shots of the ‘Pu’ bridges.
Thanks. They are great aren’t they.
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