Langkawi Sky Bridge Tourism
About Langkawi Sky Bridge
The Langkawi Sky Bridge is a spectacular pedestrian bridge offering breathtaking views, located on the main island of the Langkawi archipelago in Malaysia. Elevated approximately 660 meters above sea level, it is situated at the peak of Gunung Mat Cincang. This curved bridge, spanning 125 meters in length, was opened to the public in 2005 and is accessible via the Langkawi Cable Car. The Sky Bridge is a feat of engineering that enables visitors to enjoy panoramic vistas of the turquoise waters, the lush rainforest, and the surrounding islands. The bridge has a steel rail structure and is fitted with triangular platforms for visitors to pause and take in the natural beauty. The structure is supported by a single pylon, giving a sense of openness and minimal environmental impact. Visitors to the bridge can also enjoy adjacent attractions such as the SkyGlide, a small cabin that transports passengers from the top station to the bridge, and the SkyCab cable car experience that offers stunning views during the ascent to the bridge.
Top 5 Reviews on Langkawi Sky Bridge
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2.0Wrote on 27 Jun 2024
Disappointly commercialised
The view and the nature is amazing. However the people are really rude, the rules and the pricing strategy is insane. I do not mind paying for these kind of attraction, but they don't have a clear pricing upfront. They just keep asking for money on the way. The also take your plastic bottles before going up, so you can not take water with you (not even for my 2 year old). They say it is because those bottles can not be dropped in the nature. That is fair, although I would not do that. Guess what they sell on the middle and top stations. That is right. Drinks in plastic bottles. The view is amazing.
