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Bamboo Bridge - CLOSED
34 Kingkitsarath Rd, Luang Prabang 0600, Laos
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“morning pleasure”
kotovam
, Tunis, Tunisia
“Seasonal bridge.”
This bridge is only open seasonally. They take it down before the rainy season to keep it from... read more
nyc_and_10003
New York City, New York
1725
an unforgettable experience!
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Hans Peter L
Aabenraa, Denmark
7163
Bamboo bridge built by a local family and only to cross out of the rainy season. Costs a little to cross approx. 5000 kip for a return ticket.
Date of experience: July 2019
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stephano210
Enschede, The Netherlands
202116
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The bridge can only exist in the lowtide season ( nov - aug). You must pay 10.000 Kip (1 euro) for crossing the bridge. The bridge is a bit shaky, but safe to cross. From above and from the bridge you can take some nice pictures.
Date of experience: July 2019
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TravelingCat22
Tucson, Arizona
1268917
People say it is not possible to pass it in the rainy season but we did early July and it was fine, the level of the river still far. There is a tiny fee to pay to pass, which is normal because they need to rebuild it every year. It leads to a great restaurant too!
Date of experience: July 2019
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Orator11
Singapore, Singapore
21973013
We had to cross the bridge a couple of times to get to a restaurant on the other side. Despite its appearance, it is rather strong and sturdy.
It is taken apart and stored in a nearby forest, and then re-installed a couple of times each year by a family because of the rainy seasons. The 5000 kip fee you pay helps to pay th family’s expenses.
Date of experience: July 2019
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salemnobody
Thailand
181177
I motorbiked around the rivers and I saw this bamboo bridge. You ONLY can walk over it = NO bikes or motorbikes. I saw one in Cambodia that you can drive over it; bicycles & motorbikes.
Date of experience: July 2019
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