Sultan Ahmad Shah Bridge

The Sultan Ahmad Shah Bridge extends 575 meters across the Pahang River, featuring an arch design and connecting both sides of the East Coast Expressway.

The structure opened in 1974 and later became a central part of the Malaysian East Coast Expressway network, enhancing regional transportation capabilities.

Two elephant trunk sculptures at the entrance of the bridge represent Pahang state, reflecting local identity through architectural elements.

The bridge supports dual carriageway traffic and contains toll collection facilities, serving as a primary connection point for vehicles traveling through Pahang.

Multi-colored lighting systems illuminate the bridge structure at night, creating distinct patterns visible along the Pahang riverscape.

Official opening: 1974

Length: 575 m

GPS coordinates: 3.44422,102.42701

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:18