Visitor’s Guide to Langkawi Sky Bridge, Malaysia: How to Reach, Entrance Fee and More

Sky Bridge on the island of Langkawi is the main attraction of the region, which attracts thousands of tourists. The bridge is called one of the highest and most unusual observation platforms on the planet. It offers incredible views of the mountains, jungle forests and the sea. They say that in clear weather from the bridge you can contemplate stunning views of the Andaman Sea and its islands, and even part of Thailand.

Check this travel guide to Langkawi Sky Bridge in Malaysia and get a lot of visiting tips, like best time to visit, how to get, entrance fee, safety measures and more.

General Info

• Where is the Langkawi Suspension Bridge: 07000 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia

• Height: 660 meters
• Best Season to Visit: from December to April, in other months there are many clouds and precipitation
• Opening hours: daily from 9:30 to 19:00

What is Langkawi Sky Bridge famous for?

The suspension bridge in Langkawi is located between the two peaks of the Gunung Mountains and is suspended with thick cables on just one support. That is why in windy weather the bridge sways, which makes walking at a height kind of extreme entertainment. No need to be afraid as the sky bridge was designed in accordance with all safety requirements.

The sky bridge in Malaysia has a curved structure so that tourists can see the beauty of the island from different angles. The bridge is 130 meters long and slightly less than two wide. At the beginning and end of the bridge there are special wide platforms where you can stand and enjoy the panoramic views.

In front of the Langkawi suspension bridge itself, there is a wide observation platform, to which tourists are brought by a cable car.

Langkawi Sky Bridge Ticket Price

• cable car to the observation deck (one way) – 30 ringgit adult, 20 ringgit – children under 12 years old;
• If you want to return back on foot from the observation deck to the bridge – 6 ringgit, on the cable car from the observation deck – 16 ringgit.

Cable car at the Sky Bridge on Langkawi

The cable car leading to the bridge deserves no less attention than the Sky Bridge itself. The ascent starts in the Oriental Village.

This is a tourist place with a large number of duty-free shops, souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants. The village has park areas and small artificial ponds. The Oriental Village is located on the western side of the island, not far from one of the main beaches of Langkawi, Pantai Kok. If you need tickets to the cable car, then head here.

In 20 minutes in a closed cabin you will drive two kilometers at an altitude of 700 meters. This funicular has the steepest elevation angle – 43 degrees.

The final point of the cable car is a large observation deck under the suspension bridge. It offers a breathtaking view of the entire archipelago. There is a small cafe with snacks and drinks, a toilet and binoculars rental.

If you want to see all the beauty of landscapes, plan your visit on a sunny day. On foggy and overcast days, most of the sights are hidden.

Already from the lookout you need to go down the stairs a little to be on the suspension bridge. If you are in Malaysia, be sure to visit this place – there is no second such attraction in the world.

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