This remarkable structure is the first of its kind in Indonesia and stands as the longest glass bridge in Southeast Asia. With entrances in both Tegenungan Banjar and Kemenuh Village, Sukawati, as well as Blangsinga Banjar and Saba Village, Blahbatuh, the facilities are consistent regardless of which entrance you choose.

Measuring 2.2 meters in width and boasting three layers of robust glass, each 10 cm thick, the bridge stands securely atop its 1.5-metre-high iron-fenced pedestals. The sides are fortified with robust iron and steel mines, making your walk across an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.