Kon Klor Bridge

The orange-yellow painted Kon Klor Bridge extends 292 meters across the Dak Bla River, with a width of 4.5 meters for pedestrian traffic.

Built in 1994, this suspension bridge connects multiple ethnic communities and has facilitated regional trade development in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam.

The bridge links different ethnic minority communities along the Dak Bla River, enabling regular interactions and traditional exchanges between villages.

Visitors must park their vehicles before crossing the bridge on foot, and while bridge access is free, entry to Kon Klor village costs 10,000 VND per person.

Local residents transport their agricultural products across the river using tire rafts, creating a constant flow of activity visible from the bridge's vantage point.

Location: Kon Tum

Location: Kon Tum

GPS coordinates: 14.34725,108.03539

Latest update: May 4, 2025 04:59