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Shahara Bridge or Bridge of Sighs in Shahara, Yemen (West Asia). Built in the 17th century over a 300 foot deep canyon. You have to cross this bridge to get to the mountain fortress town of Shahara.

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Shahara Bridge or Bridge of Sighs in Shahara, Yemen (West Asia). Built in the 17th century over a 300 foot deep canyon. You have to cross this bridge to get to the mountain fortress town of Shahara.