Vietnam's Golden Bridge looks like it's 'held in the hands of gods'

Cau Vang, or "Golden Bridge," is a glimmering 150-meter-long walkway high above the cliffs on Ba Na Hills near Danang in Vietnam. Photos of the bridge have gone viral thanks to its unique support structure: two giant concrete hands. Since the walkway opened to the public in early June, it has attracted the attention of tourists from around the world, and has been dubbed "a bridge in the hands of gods." Photo taken on Wednesday, August 1, 2018 shows tourists taking selfies on the Golden Bridge.[Photo: VCG]