1Puente de Ojuela (Mexico)
The Puente de Ojuela, a suspension bridge located near the ghost town of Ojuela in Mexico, is a historic structure that was once used for mining. Now a tourist attraction, the bridge stretches 318 meters across a deep canyon. Although it has been reinforced, the old wooden planks and rusty cables make it feel fragile, and the height adds to the sense of danger. As the bridge sways with the wind, crossing it feels like a journey back in time—one that requires nerves of steel.
