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Huajiang Bridge Walk and Anshun Food Stops
After our successful first tour, we shipped our bike from Dali, Yunnan, all the way to Anshun, Guizhou, for our next adventure!
Near Anshun stands the world’s highest bridge, the Huajiang Canyon Bridge, rising an incredible 625 meters above the canyon below. This engineering masterpiece is more than...
After our successful first tour, we shipped our bike from Dali, Yunnan, all the way to Anshun, Guizhou, for our next adventure!
Near Anshun stands the world’s highest bridge, the Huajiang Canyon Bridge, rising an incredible 625 meters above the canyon below. This engineering masterpiece is more than just a bridge, you can even climb along its exterior for a truly unforgettable experience.
Join us as we explore the incredible landscapes and engineering marvels of Guizhou! 🇨🇳
0:00 Intro
0:44 Riding to Guizhou
3:32 Anshun
10:00 The Mega Bridge
14:05 Inside the Bridge
18:10 Bridge Climb
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Little Chinese Everywhere travels by Huolala truck with their motorbike from Dali in Yunnan to Anshun in Guizhou, then rides to the Huajiang Bridge. The creators visit a local breakfast spot, try xisha pastries and mooncakes, and later explore the bridge viewpoint and its exterior walkway. One creator describes being nervous on the walkway, while the other is less worried. They also see bungee-jumping and racing activities, then finish with a meal of two kinds of noodles.
After our successful first tour, we shipped our bike from Dali, Yunnan, all the way to Anshun, Guizhou, for our next adventure!
Near Anshun stands the world’s highest bridge, the Huajiang Canyon Bridge, rising an incredible 625 meters above the canyon below. This engineering masterpiece is more than just a bridge, you can even climb along its exterior for a truly unforgettable experience.
Join us as we explore the incredible landscapes and engineering marvels of Guizhou! 🇨🇳
0:00 Intro
0:44 Riding to Guizhou
3:32 Anshun
10:00 The Mega Bridge
14:05 Inside the Bridge
18:10 Bridge Climb
Support us by using our links at no additional cost to YOU! ♥️
👉🏻 First 10 orders will get a FREE flight battery upon purchase!
Infinity Bundle — use code QQFPOENZ to get a High-Capacity Flight Battery
Explorer or Standard Bundle — use code 87ISKWWX to get a Standard Flight Battery)
The creators begin in Dali, Yunnan, and transport their motorbike by Huolala truck toward Anshun, Guizhou, with two people traveling in the truck. The driver says he is from Qujing. They expect the trip to take about ten hours and later describe it as a twelve-hour ride; they reach their hotel late at night and ask staff to help unload the bike. The next morning, after breakfast, they head toward the Huajiang Bridge, which they say is about 100 kilometers away. At a local food stop, a vendor recommends a three-delicacy stewed soup without chili. They try xisha pastries and mooncakes; one seller says the family has made the pastry for about forty-something or fifty years, and another seller quotes 6.5 yuan each for ham and char siu mooncakes. At the bridge, one creator recalls an earlier motorbike accident while trying to visit it. They take an elevator to a viewpoint, look down toward the river and discuss the bridge's scale. The narration gives slightly different figures for the drop: 628 meters at one point and 625 meters later. They see a glass section and an exterior walkway, where one creator feels afraid and describes the bridge shaking when trucks pass overhead. The walkway ticket seller is at a booth; the creator says the walk costs 100 yuan and that five hundred meters remain at that point. Nearby activities include a speed-racing track listed at 100 yuan and bungee jumping listed at 3,000 yuan. At dinner, they order broad rice noodles and wheat noodles and compare the regional styles they have tried.
Little Chinese Everywhere travels by Huolala truck with their motorbike from Dali in Yunnan to Anshun in Guizhou, then rides to the Huajiang Bridge. The creators visit a local breakfast spot, try xisha pastries and mooncakes, and later explore the bridge viewpoint and its exterior walkway. One creator describes being nervous on the walkway, while the other is less worried. They also see bungee-jumping and racing activities, then finish with a meal of two kinds of noodles.
A motorbike trip from Dali to Anshun leads to the Huajiang Bridge, local food and a high walkway.
Huajiang Bridge Walk and Anshun Food Stops
3:35 At a breakfast stop in Anshun, a vendor recommends the three-delicacy stewed soup and says it has no chili. The creators order it as a non-spicy option during their visit.
8:06 A shop sells ham and char siu mooncakes; the creator buys one of each and is quoted 6.5 yuan per cake. Treat that as the price mentioned at this stop, not a current market-wide price.
16:17 The bridge area lists several paid activities, including a speed-racing track at 100 yuan and bungee jumping at 3,000 yuan. These are the figures shown during this visit, so check current prices before planning.
18:13 The creators ask where to pay for the exterior walkway and are directed to a ticket counter. Later, one says the walk costs 100 yuan; check the current access and price at the site.
21:12 At a noodle shop, the creators order two dry noodle dishes: one with broad rice noodles and one with wheat noodles. They describe different regional noodle traditions while eating.
3:35 At a breakfast stop in Anshun, a vendor recommends the three-delicacy stewed soup and says it has no chili. The creators order it as a non-spicy option during their visit.
8:06 A shop sells ham and char siu mooncakes; the creator buys one of each and is quoted 6.5 yuan per cake. Treat that as the price mentioned at this stop, not a current market-wide price.
16:17 The bridge area lists several paid activities, including a speed-racing track at 100 yuan and bungee jumping at 3,000 yuan. These are the figures shown during this visit, so check current prices before planning.
18:13 The creators ask where to pay for the exterior walkway and are directed to a ticket counter. Later, one says the walk costs 100 yuan; check the current access and price at the site.
21:12 At a noodle shop, the creators order two dry noodle dishes: one with broad rice noodles and one with wheat noodles. They describe different regional noodle traditions while eating.
0:28 Transporting the motorbike from Dali
3:32 Breakfast and local food in Anshun
4:55 Trying Anshun xisha pastries
8:06 Buying local mooncakes
10:31 Arriving at the Huajiang Bridge
14:11 Taking the elevator to the viewpoint
16:17 Bridge activities and ticket prices
18:13 Starting the exterior bridge walk
21:12 Dinner and Guizhou noodles
0:28 Transporting the motorbike from Dali
3:32 Breakfast and local food in Anshun
4:55 Trying Anshun xisha pastries
8:06 Buying local mooncakes
10:31 Arriving at the Huajiang Bridge
14:11 Taking the elevator to the viewpoint
16:17 Bridge activities and ticket prices
18:13 Starting the exterior bridge walk
21:12 Dinner and Guizhou noodles
How did the creators travel from Dali to Anshun?
They transported their motorbike by Huolala truck and rode along with it; the driver estimated around ten hours, while they later described the journey as twelve hours.
How much did the bridge walkway cost in the video?
One creator said the exterior walk cost 100 yuan during their visit. That is not a current price guarantee.
What food did they try in Anshun?
They tried a three-delicacy stewed soup, xisha pastries, ham and char siu mooncakes, and later ordered broad rice and wheat noodles.
What activities did they see near the bridge?
The video shows a speed-racing track and a bungee-jumping activity, with prices listed at the site during the visit.
