Kizuna bridge

The Kizuna Bridge stretches 1500 meters across the Mekong River, connecting the eastern and western regions of Kampong Cham Municipality.

The Japanese government funded this 56-million-dollar infrastructure project, which opened in December 2001 as Cambodia's first bridge over the Mekong River.

The bridge represents the strong cooperation between Japan and Cambodia, with its name reflecting the bonds created between both nations.

This structure eliminated the need for ferry services across the Mekong River, reducing travel time and improving transportation for local communities.

At its inauguration, 10,000 people gathered to celebrate this engineering achievement, which held the title of Cambodia's longest bridge until 2002.

Location: Kampong Cham

Inception: 2001

Official opening: 2001

Length: 1,500 m

GPS coordinates: 11.98535,105.47048

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:59