Saad Iqbal

Japan, a country renowned for its engineering marvels and innovation, showcases one of its most remarkable feats of infrastructure with the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line. This ingenious project connects the cities of Kawasaki and Kisarazu, located on opposite sides of Tokyo Bay. Combining a viaduct, an underwater tunnel, and artificial islands, the Aqua-Line is not just … Read more

Imagine a path so vast it stretches across continents, connecting cultures, landscapes, and histories. The longest walkable route on Earth begins in Cape Town, South Africa, and ends in Magadan, a remote port town on the eastern edge of Russia. Spanning an awe-inspiring 22,387 kilometers (13,911 miles), this epic journey crosses three continents—Africa, Asia, and … Read more

Nestled between Israel and Jordan, the Dead Sea is a marvel of nature renowned for its unparalleled salinity, rich mineral composition, and therapeutic benefits. This unique body of water attracts millions of visitors annually, drawn to its buoyant waters and healing properties. The World’s Saltiest Marvel With a salinity of approximately 34%, the Dead Sea … Read more

The Fehmarnbelt tunnel is a colossal infrastructure project under construction, set to redefine connectivity between Denmark and Germany. Spanning an impressive 18 kilometers beneath the Fehmarn Belt, a strait in the Baltic Sea, this tunnel will become the longest immersed tunnel in the world upon completion. Its construction marks a milestone in engineering and promises … Read more

The ALWEG monorail, implemented in Cologne, Germany, in 1952, represents a groundbreaking milestone in the history of urban transportation. Designed by the ALWEG company, this innovative system embodied the forward-thinking spirit of post-war engineering and addressed key challenges in urban mobility. By integrating a single-track structure with a suspension system, the ALWEG monorail not only … Read more