The Punakha Suspension Bridge in Bhutan is one of the longest suspension bridges in the country. It stretches across the Po Chu river, connecting the Punakha Dzong with the Punakha town and surrounding valley areas. The bridge measures over 160 meters in length and offers breathtaking views of the river below, as well as the lush greenery of the valley. Made primarily of steel cables and planks, the bridge sways gently in the wind, providing an exhilarating experience for pedestrians. The bridge also features colorful prayer flags that flutter in the wind, adding to the spiritual ambiance of the area. Rich in cultural significance, the Punakha Suspension Bridge is often used by the locals, including monks from the nearby dzong, who cross it to reach the fertile rice fields on the other side of the river. Visiting this magnificent bridge allows for a unique insight into Bhutanese culture while also offering the chance for an adventurous, scenic stroll high above the waters of the Po Chu river.
After visiting the Punakha Dzong , this shud be the next place to visit as it is a 5 min drive by car from there.
Of course it is the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan and is across river Punakha. P..
Every suspension bridge in the world is something you have to experience. This bridge is located in a beautiful place; your view can catch two wild rivers, the surrounding valley with villages and the..
This wasn't in our tour itinerary but it is quite a local landmark. One of the longest suspension footbridges in Bhutan. It's definitely worth walking across for the experience. It is tensioned at the..
The iconic suspension bridge in Punakha offers visitors a chance to marvel at the scenic splendor of the Punakha valley. All our guests, whether adults or senior citizens or small children, take the o..
When we left from visiting the Punakha Dzong we headed through the carpark and along a track towards the Punakha Suspension Bridge. The bridge is 180mtrs long and is draped in hundreds of prayer flags..