If you have a fear of heights, please hold on tight. We’re introducing the 20 most dangerous bridge tops in the world that will make your hands and feet tremble.

Ojuela Bridge (Mexico)

The Ojuela Bridge, located in the state of Durango, Mexico, once played a vital role as access to a gold mine. Although it was abandoned for a time after the gold mine was exhausted, it has now been rediscovered by tourists, photographers, and extreme sports enthusiasts visiting the ruins, and has become a popular spot. Repair work has also been carried out to prevent accidents, and it can now be crossed safely.

Because the bridge itself sags, you can experience a feeling of being in zero gravity when crossing it, and it is highly rated as an “adventure-inspiring spot.” Combined with the surrounding sharp cliffs, it gives those who cross it an adrenaline rush. You’ll feel like you’re on an Indiana Jones adventure.