Upside Down Bridge《Legend of Upside Down Escape from the Bomb》

Legend of the Upside Down Railway Bridge Pang Ton Pheung Railway Bridge, Uttaradit Province Why is it upside down???? In fact, this bridge was repaired during World War II after the Allies bombed the railway line, causing heavy damage. In order to not be noticeable, if the structure is on top, it can be easily noticed by airplanes. Therefore, it was changed by making the structure on the bottom, which is in accordance with engineering principles. When viewed from the air, it looks like a normal railway, not a bridge. Currently, this bridge is still in use. Pang Ton Pheung Railway Station. If anyone travels by train to the North, you must pass this bridge. In addition to the upside down bridge, there is also the "Pang Tub Khop" railway tunnel, which is the first tunnel on the Bangkok-Chiang Mai Northern Railway Line. 🗓️ Travel: Get off at Pang Ton Pheung Railway Station. But this station is a small station. Trains do not stop here. I recommend getting off at Uttaradit Station first. Then ask at the station which train stops at Pang Ton Pheung Station. Travel time from Uttaradit Approximately 20 minutes #PangTonPheung #UpsideDownBridge #TravelUttaradit