Attracted by the village's breathtaking scenery and Guoliang Tunnel, a death-defying road dug through the side of the mountain by hand, around 1.4 million tourists from home and abroad visited the ...

Less than nine months after China swept the table tennis gold medals in Paris, the 49-year-old handed the baton to his vice-president Wang Liqin, a two-time Olympic champion who had climbed the ...

Yet there is one tunnel in China that is no less remarkable than many of its modern equivalents. The Guoliang Tunnel was built in the 1970s by local villagers determined to improve accessibility ...

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India on Monday inaugurated a strategic Himalayan road tunnel that would give all-weather access to contested high-altitude border zones with China and Pakistan. The Z-Morh or Sonmarg tunnel ...

The Guoliang Tunnel Road is both an engineering marvel and a dangerous trap. Carved into the side of the Taihang Mountains by villagers, this road is only 0.75 miles (1.2 km) with high exposure to ...

The Guoliang Tunnel, carved into the side of a mountain, stretches 1.2 kilometers (0.75 miles) in length, with a height of 5 meters (16 feet) and a width of 4 meters (13 feet).

Guoliang Tunnel Road, China Carved into the side of a mountain by villagers, this road features narrow passages, sharp turns, and sheer drops, presenting a daunting challenge for drivers.

Hunan, China Background: This spectacular tunnel is one of the few ways to travel to the remote Guoliang village in China's Hunan Province. How It's Unique: Chiseled by hand in the 1970s, the ...

In addition, China is leaning hard into the “Digital Silk Road” subsection of the BRI, with a focus on science and technology, innovation, and e-commerce.

The Lærdal Tunnel – or Lærdalstunnelen – is the longest road tunnel in the world, covering 24.5 kilometers (15.23 miles), and since 2000 has created the fastest route between Oslo and Bergen.