Southeast Asia's Longest Suspension Bridge Finally Opens

Located at Situ Gunung Tourist Park, which is part of Mount Gede Pangrango National Park, West Hava, Indonesia, the bridge is now open for public. It is 243 meters long, 1.2 meters wide and 107 meters high, and claimed to be the longest suspension bridge in Southeast Asia. 

 

 

 

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Situ Gunung Suspension Bridge, the 80-ton bridge made of merbau wood was officially opened on March 9. First constructed in the mid of 2017, the process of constructing the bridge was done manually without any heavy machinery by involving locals and bridge experts from Bandung. 

 

 

 

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Pemandangan curug dengan ketinggian 35 meter ini bisa dinikmati dengan nyaman dari Balcone Viewing Area. Dengan adanya jembatan gantung, jarak tempuh ke lokasi terpangkas sekitar 500 meter lho! 😌 - #ayokesitugunung #broadenyourlimit

Sebuah kiriman dibagikan oleh Situgunung Suspension Bridge (@situgunungsuspensionbridge) pada 14 Mar 2019 jam 5:18 PDT

Safety equipment is provided at the entrance gate. Equipped with a hook, the belt can be attached to the handrail in case of turbulence. A staff member is on standby in the middle area to help people cross the bridge.

The suspension bridge is actually only one among several attractions lacated nearby, such as Sawer Waterfall which is only 1 km away by walking, also the already-popular Situ Gunung Lake.