Darul Hana Bridge, Sarawak, Malaysia
4.5 (73 reviews) Spent Ranking #11 in Kuching Bridges
fantastic night view of Kuching Waterfront
this suspension bridge is for pedestrian and bicycle (not for riding!) only. connects the Kuching South with its hotels and old historic Kuching centre, with the North bank of the Sarawak river where the State parliament building n Astana (Governors official residence ) and Fort Margarita (from Rajah Brooke days) and Malay houses. a photogenic and peaceful location - the bridge has several sitting and viewing areas on it for those who may just want to sit and meditate. it is a suspension bridge, so certain parts of it may seem to move with your weight as you walk - but fully cemented , so no worries. Sides are more than waist height, but children should be supervised. Sitting on the ledge of the sides of the bridge for selfie is potentially suicidal.
Address
Near Square Tower, Kuching 93050 Malaysia
Current local date and time now
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 18:48
User Ratings
4.5 based on (73 reviews)
Reviews
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5pohtiang 5:00 PM Feb 25, 2020
fantastic night view of Kuching Waterfront
this suspension bridge is for pedestrian and bicycle (not for riding!) only. connects the Kuching South with its hotels and old historic Kuching centre, with the North bank of the Sarawak river where the State parliament building n Astana (Governors official residence ) and Fort Margarita (from Rajah Brooke days) and Malay houses. a photogenic and peaceful location - the bridge has several sitting and viewing areas on it for those who may just want to sit and meditate. it is a suspension bridge, so certain parts of it may seem to move with your weight as you walk - but fully cemented , so no worries. Sides are more than waist height, but children should be supervised. Sitting on the ledge of the sides of the bridge for selfie is potentially suicidal.
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4Adventure Diva 5:00 PM Sep 6, 2022
A practical pedestrian bridge
The city's pedestrian bridge is constructed to look like the letter "S" for Sarawak, and the two towers were built to look like the structures of traditional local bamboo bridges. There are two viewing docks for checking out the long riverfront views. This bridge provides access to Fort Margherita and its Brooke Gallery.
