If you visit the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Southeast Asia, take notice of the country's bridges, many of which tell a story in addition to serving a function. Pakistan is a nation with dozens of rivers, so bridges play a major role in transportation. The majority of Pakistan's bridges don't boast any major feats in architectural design. Many are made from simple, precast concrete beams and girders. Still, several bridges that stand out for their complexity, simplicity and, as in the case of the Kohala Bridge, for their resilience.
