The Tibetan Bridge is the longest suspended bridge in the world. It is 478 m long and rises 30 m from the ground. It is actually formed by three cable sections. The highest is the third section, which hangs on the height of 90 m from the ground.
The second part of the bridge is the longest. The whole walk along the bridge takes about an hour and a half. However, the last section can be also crossed by via ferrata, which will shorten your trip by half an hour.
The bridge opens a stunning view over the landscape bellow with every new step. This is an amazing experience if you are not afraid of height.
The bridge is open daily from 9 am till 4.30 pm during summer season. At some special holidays you can also experience an evening crossing. The bridge is closed for the winter period, from October till May.
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