Georgia's new diamond-shaped hanging bridge offers amazing views; See Pics

A 240-meter long glass bridge with a diamond-shaped cafe hanging over Dashbashi Canyon was unveiled in Southern Georgia earlier this week. Made from steel and glass, this cafe took around three years to construct and has become the newest tourist attraction offering amazing views.

Georgia has a new tourist attraction for thrill seekers. Credit: Reuters Photo

A 240-meter-long glass bridge - with a diamond-shaped cafe has been built outside the city of Tsalka, in Georgia. Credit: Reuters Photo

Built with an investment of $40.8 million, it took three years for the Georgian-Israeli Kass investment group to complete this project. Credit: Reuters Photo

People carrying Georgian flags attended the opening ceremony. Credit: AFP Photo

People attending the opening ceremony of the 240-meter long glass bridge over the Tsalka canyon, outside the city of Tsalka, some 100 km from Tbilisi. Credit: AFP Photo

The makers claim that the bridge is the longest and tallest free-hanging structure in the world. Credit: Reuters Photo

The picturesque cafe is surrounded by waterfalls, panoramic views, a giant swing, as well as cottages and a hotel. Credit: AFP Photo

A man rides a bike on a zip line during the opening ceremony of the glass bridge over Dashbashi Canyon outside the town of Tsalka, Georgia. Credit: Reuters Photo

A look at the newly built glass bridge over Dashbashi Canyon outside the town of Tsalka, Georgia. Credit: Reuters Photo