Vietnam has just launched its latest tourist attraction for tourists with a fondness for heights. As per the reports, the Asian country has opened a glass-bottomed bridge suspended 150 m (490 feet) above a lush jungle.
The Bach Long pedestrian bridge, which translates to white dragon, is set in the northwest Son La province around dizzying cliff faces which spans before a spectacular and dramatic valley between two peaks. If reports are to go by, the bridge boasts of a total length of 632 m, whereas the glass floor is made up of French-produced tempered glass. The bridge is strong enough to support up to 450 people at a time.
Referring to this, Hoang Manh Duy, a representative of the bridge's operator, stated that when on the bridge, visitors will be able to admire the beauty of nature. As per the company, it’s the world's longest glass-bottomed bridge, which surpasses a 526 m structure in Guangdong, China. However, officials from Guinness World Records are yet to verify the claim next month.
