NEAK, LOEUNG CAMBODIA – The latest and largest Japan-funded suspension bridge across the Mekong River has become a popular tourist site, attracting Cambodians from all walks of life.
One month after the Tsubasa bridge was inaugurated, people from across the nation are still flocking to the 2,215-meter bridge day and night, taking selfies or photos with friends and family, and posting them on social media.
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