Perched atop Gunung Mat Cincang in the Machinchang Range, the Langkawi Sky Bridge is a 125-meter curved pedestrian bridge that appears to float above a verdant rainforest canopy. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of Langkawi’s islands, dense jungles, and the shimmering Andaman Sea. Notably, the bridge holds a world record as the world's longest curve suspension bridge, a testament to its groundbreaking engineering and unique design.

History

Constructed in 2005 as part of Langkawi’s initiative to enhance its status as a premier tourist destination, the Sky Bridge quickly became one of the island’s most iconic attractions. Its record-setting curved structure not only highlights modern engineering innovation but also marks a significant milestone in the island’s development, drawing visitors from around the globe.

Operations Hours

The attraction generally operates daily from around 9:00 am until 6:00 pm. These hours can vary seasonally or with weather conditions, so visitors are encouraged to confirm current timings before planning their visit.

Directions from Dayang Bay Resort

From Dayang Bay Resort, head towards the main coastal road leading to Pantai Tengah. Continue north until you reach the Oriental Village, where you can board the cable car. The scenic ride ascends the mountain, and a short walk from the upper station will bring you directly to the entrance of the Sky Bridge.

This landmark is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure seekers alike.