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The picturesque bridge in Demodara Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful scenery overlooking Nine Arch Bridge railway construction. Amazing view in Demodara at an iconic viaduct bridge near Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful landscape overlooking Nine Arch Bridge railway construction. Amazing view in Demodara at a viaduct bridge near small Royalty Free Stock Photo

Exploring beautiful landmark called Nine Arch Bridge railway construction. Amazing view in Demodara at a viaduct bridge near small Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nine-Arch Bridge in Ella, sri lanka Royalty Free Stock Photo

Train in Sri Lanka on Nine Arch Bridge. Railway to Ella from Kandy. Country tourism. Green forest and jungle. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Train on Nine arch Bridge in Sri Lanka. Beautiful train track in hill country. Old bridge in Ceylon. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nine-arch bridge in Sri Lanka. Beautiful railway bridge in Asia. Nature of Sri Lanka. Tea plantations in Asia. Colonial Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful Scenery of a Train Crossing the Nine Arch Bridge at Ella Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful shot of a blue train on the Nine Arch Bridge in Sri Lanka Royalty Free Stock Photo

People waiting for the train on Nine Arch Bridge On Ella Sri Lanka- Beautiful Sri Lanka Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nine-arch bridge in Sri Lanka. Beautiful railway bridge in Asia. Nature of Sri Lanka. Tea plantations in Asia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nine-arch bridge in Sri Lanka. Beautiful railway bridge in Asia. Nature of Sri Lanka. Colonial architecture Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Nine Arch Bridge also called the Bridge in the Sky, is a viaduct bridge in Sri Lanka. It is one of the best examples of colonial-era railway construction in the country. The construction of the bridge is generally attributed to a local Ceylonese builder, P. K. Appuhami, in consultation with British engineers.