The glass bridge named Ngan Thong was officially put into operation to serve tourists at the Love Valley tourist area in Da Lat City, in the Central Highland Province of Lam Dong, on August 19.

Ngan Thong Glass Bridge attracts a large number of visitors on the opening day.

This is the fourth glass bridge in Vietnam and the first in the Central Highlands region. It connects the Love Valley tourist area and Mong Mo (Dream) Hill, creating a unique tourism product in the land of thousands of flowers.

Ngan Thong Glass Bridge connects Mong Mo Hill and the Love Valley.

The construction of Ngan Thong Glass Bridge began in 2019. It is a suspension bridge with a total length of 325 metres and a width of 3 metres. The bridge’s deck is 5-layer tempered glass, with a thickness of nearly 4 centimetres, and it applies 7D technology to bring special effects.

The bridge’s deck is tempered glass and applies 7D technology to bring special effects.

The two abutments of this glass bridge are located in the Valley of Love and Mong Mo Hill, connecting the two poetic spaces. Below the bridge are a pine forest, flower gardens, and misty valleys.

Standing on the bridge, visitors can capture the full view of the Lang Biang Mountain range and a part of Da Lat City.

Below the glass bridge is a pine forest and flower gardens.

The bridge is suspended above the pine forest with a height of about 90m above the ground. According to the investor, Ngan Thong Glass Bridge can facilitate more than 200 visitors at the same time.

Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Dr. Pham S, Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, said Ngan Thong Glass Bridge crosses the pine forest at an altitude of 1,500m above sea level. This is a new and very important tourism product and a famous tourist destination of Da Lat City.

Visitors enjoy their experience on Ngan Thong Glass Bridge.

Standing on the glass bridge, visitors can capture the whole view of the Lang Biang Mountain range.

Visitors takes photos with Ngan Thong Glass Bridge.