Swinging above the Hunza River in Pakistan, Hassaini Bridge is known as one of the most dangerous bridges in the world. Constructed out of thin ropes and planks, it barely holds up against the extremely windy weather in the area, making it a potentially deadly crossing for anyone who takes the risk. Situated right by the village of Hunza, locals claim that Hussaini has claimed multiple lives in the past.
It's not uncommon for several planks to become dislodged on the bridge before somebody fixes them. While the crossing is a dangerous daily task for locals carrying heavy loads, tourists from all over the world flock here just to try it out. Terrific sights and a lifetime supply of adrenalin are guaranteed for anybody daring enough to cross, but is it really worth the risk?