Darul Hana Bridge
Darul Hana Bridge
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Fiona K
London, UK3,010 contributions
Jul 2024 • Couples
This is a beautiful pedestrian bridge which gives lovely views of the river, the Legislative assembly building, and fabulous sunset views over the floating mosque. It is lit up at night which is when the bridge looks spectacular. It can get very hot crossing the bridge and there is very little shade.
Written August 19, 2024
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Docs On Vacay
Malaysia2,960 contributions
Jul 2020
Darul Hana Bridge in Kuching, built to completion in November 2017, spans over the serene Sarawak River. Pedestrians are able to admire the beautiful view of Kuching City, with iconic buildings such as the State Legislative Assembly Complex (DUN) and the entire Kuching Waterfront Walkway in sight.
Some special facts to take note of:
- The bridge is shaped as an 'S', for Sarawak
- The supporting towers of the bridge are made in the form of the unique hornbill bird, which is a prominent symbol of the Sarawak culture.
-This bridge not only is used daily by commuters. It provides direct access to the iconic Fort Margherita and the Brooke Gallery.
This bridge has a soft spot in my heart. Often when I return to Kuching to visit my wife and family-in-law, I'd somehow end up in the Kuching Waterfront walkways, admiring the tranquility of the Sarawak River. That would then take me to the Darul Hana Bridge, where I have spent much time enjoying a certain calmn. It is really beautiful to be immersed in this amazing culture that is unique to Kuchingites.
Some special facts to take note of:
- The bridge is shaped as an 'S', for Sarawak
- The supporting towers of the bridge are made in the form of the unique hornbill bird, which is a prominent symbol of the Sarawak culture.
-This bridge not only is used daily by commuters. It provides direct access to the iconic Fort Margherita and the Brooke Gallery.
This bridge has a soft spot in my heart. Often when I return to Kuching to visit my wife and family-in-law, I'd somehow end up in the Kuching Waterfront walkways, admiring the tranquility of the Sarawak River. That would then take me to the Darul Hana Bridge, where I have spent much time enjoying a certain calmn. It is really beautiful to be immersed in this amazing culture that is unique to Kuchingites.
Written August 18, 2020
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Anand1351
Singapore, Singapore3,790 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Beautiful bridge especially at night when it lights up and change colours.
The bridge along with Esplanade and river waterfront and mosque makes stunning views.
A must see in Kuching.
The bridge along with Esplanade and river waterfront and mosque makes stunning views.
A must see in Kuching.
Written August 12, 2023
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pohtiang
17 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
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.
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.
Written February 27, 2020
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Kelly C
69 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
At night, there’s lighting to illuminate the bridge making it very colourful. First try on the bridge feels a little shaky (perhaps that’s the design appeal?) and we didn’t complete the walk. Next morning, we tried again and it was perfectly stable maybe because lesser users. Overall, a great place to see the river and it’s surrounding. Can see the nearby little mountains too!
Written December 14, 2019
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Richard M
Builth Wells, UK265 contributions
Aug 2019
The bridge in daylight is pretty impressive but at night with the water fountain display, music and light show it is definitely one not to be missed if you are staying in Kuching. there are several shows during the evening and their times are displayed. Best watched from the opposite bano or on the bridge itself.
Written October 28, 2019
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Jacson_Kueh
Kuching, Malaysia150 contributions
Jul 2019 • Friends
This place have a nice night view, the lighting will change colour every 30 seconds, you can take a walk across to the other side, but there is nothing much to see there.
The most happening side is the waterfront as during the night especially during weekends, you can get to try on air wheels or electrical tricycle here, kids can play with water bubbles, buying all kinds of local food or souvenir etc.
My kids always enjoyed coming here
The most happening side is the waterfront as during the night especially during weekends, you can get to try on air wheels or electrical tricycle here, kids can play with water bubbles, buying all kinds of local food or souvenir etc.
My kids always enjoyed coming here
Written September 12, 2019
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Jirka Kotek
Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic150 contributions
Aug 2019
Don´t get me wrong, the bridge is nice and all and the evening fountain is cool. It just seems to me that in the country where a lot of people are living in sheds is a little waste of money to build such a monstrosity. Malaysia (and Serewak especially) have a lot of other, natural ways to attract tourists.
Written September 9, 2019
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faddass
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia6 contributions
Aug 2019
it was an impressive walking bridge connecting both sides of the river and an attractive for a photo shoot
Written September 5, 2019
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kspillai57
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia37 contributions
May 2019 • Family
We were amazed at the concept of the bridge build and it has a unique design. Colour lights on this bridge adds to the beauty of the Darul Hana Bridge. The bridge cross over the Sarawak River.
Written June 6, 2019
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