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There’s an entry fee to the Sky Bridge, with different prices for Malaysian and foreign nationals. Purchase tickets in advance, if possible, as it gets crowded.
The bridge can hold up to 200 people at a time, which means that visitors may have to wait at busy times.
There are glass panels at various points along the bridge, from which you can look down into the forest below. Travelers who are afraid of heights should avoid standing on these.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Langkawi Sky Bridge. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
A ticket for Langkawi Sky Bridge costs 6 ringgit for adults and 4 ringgit for children. Langkawi Panorama sometimes offers promotions, providing discounted entry to the Sky Bridge if you also buy tickets for the Sky Cab, Sky Globe, and Sky Glide.
Yes, the Langkawi Sky Bridge is worth visiting. Along with being one of the top attractions in Malaysia, the bridge holds the honor of being the longest free-span and curved bridge in the world. You'll get incredible views of the coast and ocean from your 2,165-foot (660-meter) perch.
Per one customer who booked the Private Tour to Langkawi Cable Car & Tanjung Rhu Beach, "This was a very good tour of the highlights of Langkawi. We spent enough time at the cable car to see everything... Our driver, Shon, was very friendly and helpful and spoke English very well. Thank you for a great day in Langkawi."
You can buy tickets for Langkawi Sky Bridge from the Sky Bridge ticket station. To reach the ticket station, take the Sky Cab cable car from the ground level before taking the Sky Glide funicular (or climbing the 324 steps) to the Sky Bridge entrance. You can also book tickets online.
The best time to visit Langkawi Sky Bridge to avoid crowds is during the week in the early morning as close to opening time as possible. Try to avoid visiting around public holidays, such as Chinese New Year and the Christmas season. The low season in Langkawi is September–October, which is also the monsoon season.
While your standard admission ticket doesn’t include a guided tour of Langkawi Sky Bridge (since it’s easy to explore independently), plenty of guided tours of Langkawi Island include a visit to Langkawi Sky Bridge, along with a ride in the Sky Cab. These tours typically include round-trip transfers from your hotel.
Yes, there’s a small cafe on the Langkawi Sky Bridge, where you can buy snacks and drinks. There are also toilets. There are plenty more restaurants and facilities in the Oriental Village, from which you take the Sky Cab. Options range from traditional Malaysian to international cuisine, plus ATMS, restrooms, and a cab rank.
Yes, Langkawi Sky Bridge is suitable for people with mobility issues. The Sky Cab cable car is wheelchair-accessible, and you can avoid the 324 stairs to the Sky Bridge by taking the Sky Glide funicular instead, which is flat and easy to navigate with wheelchairs and strollers.
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