Nine Arches Bridge
The Nine Arches Bridge, located in Ella, Sri Lanka, is an iconic railway viaduct. Constructed in the early 20th century, it spans 91 meters and reaches a height of 24 meters. Built entirely of brick, rock, and cement, it is a key feature of Sri Lanka's railway system.
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Completed in 1921, the Nine Arches Bridge is renowned for its architectural significance, employing no steel for support. It was designed by British engineer Harold Cuthbert Marwood. Situated between Ella and Demodara, the bridge is accessible via a short walk through lush tea plantations, offering views of passing trains. It remains a popular spot for both history enthusiasts and visitors interested in engineering marvels.