Langkawi SkyBridge in Malaysia 2025

Do you think that bridges are only built to help people cross water reserves? What about a bridge above mountains? The Sky Bridge in Malaysia was erected in 2004 on top of the Gunung Mat Chinchang mountain on Pulau Langkawi island. It is 125 meters long and it rises about 100 meters above ground. It is made completely of steel, and all of its elements were lifted by helicopters before they were attached together and places on a single pylon.

The Sky Bridge is only for pedestrians and can hold 250 people at once. One can see Malaysia's green hills, sand beaches, and the blue curves of waves in the Andaman Sea at the same time.

The great view is a reward for those who are not afraid of heights and manage to reach the Top Station. By the way, you may choose to walk 15 minutes along the mountain or take a paid ride in a Sky Glide cabin.

The high season in Langkawi is between January and March, but crowds of tourists may make for a lengthy queue. Meanwhile, during the mid-season April to August can be slightly rainy and less warm, but for fewer people on the bridge, it may be more worthwhile. Moreover, mid-season usually offers lower prices, thus, you can stay longer in the area.