Moc Chau Island Glass Bridge in Moc Chau will be a glass walkway 632m long

The largest French news agency has posted an image of Bach Long - Moc Chau bridge about to receive the record of the world's longest walking glass bridge.

Recently,  AFP  posted pictures of Bach Long glass bridge in Muong Sang commune, Moc Chau district. The bridge has a total length of 632 m. This is the "third glass bridge" in Vietnam, after Dragon Cloud Bridge in Lai Chau and Love Bridge also in Moc Chau. Currently, Bach Long Glass Bridge has completed the procedures to recognize Guinness World Records and is waiting to register for the "World's Longest Walking Glass Bridge" in May.

Under the bridge is a depth of 150 m, creating a sense of adventure. The width of the bridge deck is 2.4 m, the upper part of the cliff is 1.5 m. The type of glass on the face is French Saint Gobain super tempered glass, including 3 layers, 40 mm thick.

Glass bridge installed eye-catching lighting system and simulated sound to increase the experience. At the foot of the bridge is Muong Mooc cave, also known as Chim Than cave, with natural stalactites, stone sculptures reflecting the working life and production of the ancient Thai people.

On the occasion of the holiday of April 30, the glass bridge is open to visitors. Right on the opening day, at the lounge area, a lot of visitors lined up early to buy tickets. Despite the wait, many are patient.

The bridge has been appraised according to international standards. There are also many points designed to have a panoramic view of the resort so that visitors can comfortably take the best photos.

Ticket price to experience glass bridge on weekends and holidays is 650,000 VND per adult, 1-1.4 m tall child is 450,000 VND. Ticket prices on weekdays are reduced by 100,000 VND.

Son La people, students, and people with meritorious services reduce the price of tickets for the day, which is usually 400,000 VND per adult and 250,000 VND for children. Children under 1 meter are free.

On the occasion of April 30 this year, the bridge welcomes more than  15,000 visitors.