At the end of May a representative from Guinness World Records presented Bach Long Bridge with the certificate for the world's longest walking glass bridge. The bridge is located in Muong Sang commune, Moc Chau district, Son La province, and has a total length of 632 meters.
In China's Three Gorges Huangchuan Scenic Area, the previous largest glass pedestrian bridge was 526 meters long. The longest glass-bottomed cliffside road in the world, at 327 meters, is the second Guinness World Record.
The fourth glass bridge in Vietnam, Bach Long Bridge, spans two 305-meter-long gorges and is paved with big glass panels measuring 2.4m x 3m.
Muong Mooc cave, also known as Chim Than cave, is located at the end of the bridge and features natural stalactites. The ancient Thai people's working and productive lives are reflected in stone sculptures.
The Bach Long Glass Bridge - Moc Chau comprises two 30-meter-high towers. Experts have designed a strong foundation beneath the tower, which has been drilled down to a depth of 30 m and is supported by a load-bearing cable. The bridge deck is 2.4 meters wide, and the glass on the surface is Saint Gobain super tempered glass from France, with three layers and a thickness of 40 millimeters.
Each cable car bundle has seven strands with a diameter of 50 mm each, and the entire cable car system is imported from Korea.
The bridge's continuation is a 327-meter-long, 1.5-meter-wide cliff-side road with two 3-meter-wide, 5-meter-long overhangs overlooking the entire resort for guests to snap pictures to inspect. print.
On weekends and Tet holidays, tickets for the glass bridge cost 650,000 VND per adult, 450,000 VND for children 1-1.4 m tall, and no tickets are lost for children under 1 m tall. On weekdays, ticket rates are lowered by 100,000 VND. Visitors can freely play the games featured in the tourism system in addition to experiencing the glass bridge.