Photo 30 - Suspension bridge
Photo 30 - Suspension bridge
With the rise of tourism, the country has gradually developed and opened up. Remote valleys have become more accessible, fostering both economic and human exchanges.
The resources generated have enabled the construction of hydroelectric power plants and suspension bridges, linking villages and bringing people closer together. Mule caravans now travel these tourist highways, transporting materials and everyday goods to the highlands — timber, sodas, gas…
From an aesthetic and cultural perspective, the bridges have been adorned with prayer flags which, carried by the wind, endlessly spread messages of goodwill from Bouddha.