Located in Dagestan’s Tabasaran region near the village of Gulli, a remarkable wooden bridge showcases human creativity and architectural skill. While some believe it to be around 200 years old, local legends claim it could be as much as 700 to 800 years old, adding to its mystique.
This bridge is unique for being constructed entirely without nails; it relies on wooden logs, sturdy beams, and stones, demonstrating the exceptional craftsmanship of its builders. Despite its age, the bridge remains surprisingly robust, able to support heavy loads from bull-drawn carts in the past and modern vehicles today.
Symbolizing the rich cultural heritage of the Tabasaran people, known for their craftsmanship and agricultural expertise, this bridge stands as a connection between the past and the present. It invites visitors to appreciate the ingenuity of ancient builders and reflects the enduring legacy of human creativity. Whether it is truly 700 years old or not, it continues to inspire admiration and reflection on past achievements.
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