Rong May Glass Bridge Sapa : A Complete Travel Guide

Rong May Glass Bridge, the can’t-be-missed attraction in Sapa

Rong May Glass Bridge, which is translated into English : Rong – Dragon, May – Cloud leading to its English name Cloud Dragon Glass Bridge

It was put into operation in November 2019 and is more than 2,000 meters above sea level. It is currently the highest glass bridge in Vietnam.

Although tourists might have heard of Bach Long glass bridge in Moc Chau (Son La) , the one in Sapa is even more magnificent and modern. The bridge spans O Quy Ho Pass and hugs the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, extending outwards up to 60 meters with a total length of 300 meters in a circular shape with 4 walkways spreading out in 4 directions, ensuring the sturdiness and solidity of the bridge.

Sapa Glass Bridge

The tempered glass floor of the bridge is designed with 3 layers, with a total thickness of 7cm and bonded with materials that can withstand high weight. The walkway is spacious and the length of the bridge is up to 50 meters.

To visit the bridge, you need to take the elevator & walk on transparent glass bridge, which will give you the feeling of floating on air. In just over a minute, you can reach the top of the mountain wall while enjoying the scenery outside through the entire glass elevator.

Where is Rong May Glass Bridge located?

Rong May Glass Bridge is located in Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province. Due to its proximity to Sapa (about 18km from the town of Sapa), this destination is commonly known as Sapa Glass Bridge and attracts a large number of visitors.

Discovering the thrilling experiences on Sapa Glass Bridge

There are many exciting and interesting things to do at the Rong May Glass Bridge. You can participate in many adventurous activities as well as enjoy the majestic beauty of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range.

1. Walking on clouds

With the name of Cloud Dragon Glass Bridge, can you imagine what it’s made of? The bridge is entirely made of transparent glass, with a height of 2,300m. Walking on this bridge, you will feel like you are floating in mid-air, surrounded by a vast and magnificent sky. Looking down, you will see a breathtaking valley. Sometimes, at that height, you can even see clouds passing beneath your feet through the glass floor. It’s like a scene from a fairy tale, where celestial beings travel on clouds.

2. Walking on the suspension bridge

If the glass bridge doesn’t give you enough excitement, then you can try walking on the suspension bridge. The wooden planks are connected by sturdy ropes, with a length of about 200 meters and 171 wooden steps crossing a steep valley.
But don’t worry, if you walk on the suspension bridge, you will be equipped with protective gear such as a helmet, a safety harness connected to sturdy cables at the head and two cables at the waist. So, relax and enjoy this thrilling experience!

If you do conquer this wooden bridge adventure, remember not to bring your phone to avoid the risk of losing it forever.

3. Biking In The Sky

Do you dare to bike in the sky? At Rong May Glass Bridge, adventure goes beyond walking on glass bridge with pedaling a bike on a rope, suspended high across the valley, with clouds drifting below and mountains stretching endlessly around you. Every push of the pedal is a mix of thrill, freedom, and jaw-dropping scenery. It’s not just biking—it’s an adrenaline-packed experience that turns fear into unforgettable memories.

4. Sky Swing Adventure

The Sky Swing at Rong May Glass Bridge is one of the most thrilling adventure activities in northern Vietnam. Perched on the cliffs of O Quy Ho Pass, this giant swing lets visitors soar above stunning valleys and mountain peaks, offering unbeatable photo opportunities and a thrilling experience. A must-try for thrill lovers and nature enthusiasts, the Sky Swing combines adventure with unforgettable scenery, making it a highlight of any Sapa trip.

5. Exciting Rong May Zipline

Ready to feel the rush? While exploring Sapa Glass Bridge, you can test your brave by trying Rong May Zipline, which soars across the sky with breathtaking views of Fansipan and O Quy Ho Pass beneath you. As the wind races past, you’ll glide above green valleys, the glass bridge, and drifting clouds – it’s pure adventure mixed with stunning beauty. Perfect for thrill-seekers who want more than just a view, the zipline here is not just a ride – it’s a once-in-a-lifetime flight across the skies of Sapa.

Ticket Prices for Sapa’s Rong May Glass Bridge & Its Activities

• Elevator & Glass Bridge Combo ( round journey): 500,000 VND/adult | 300,000 VND/child (height 1m–1.4m) and  free for the child less than 1m

• Adventurous Suspension Bridge: 150,000 VND/person/round.

• Zipline Adventure: 150,000 VND/person/round.

• Rope Biking: 150,000 VND/person/round.

• Sky Swing: 150,000 VND/person/turn.

Notes : for the adventure activities ( suspension bridge, zipline, biking……..), you will only be charged if you choose to participate.

Other Sapa attractions near Rong May Glass Bridge you can visit

While visiting Sapa Skywalk, you can arrange your time to explore Sapa’s tourist attractions en route conveniently as follow :

1.Tram Ton Heaven Gate

Tram Ton Heaven Gate is undoubtedly a must-visit tourist destination in Sapa where you feel like standing in the middle of a fairyland, blending in with the sky and clouds. Just a few minutes’ drive from Sapa Skywalk, you can reach Sapa Heaven Gate.

Standing here, you can overlook and admire the image of the majestic valley &  the green terraced fields in the distance, which creates a natural painting that you cannot express in words.

To visit this area, tourists will have to buy tickets, and the ticket price is 120,000 VND/person.

2. O Qui Ho Pass

O Quy Ho Pass is truly an exciting and attractive tourist destination for those who love exploring natural scenery. However, the road to get here is quite difficult and requires good driving skills.

The view from Tram Ton Heaven Gate to O Quy Ho Pass

If you love cloud hunting or sunset photography, this is an ideal place to do it. You can enjoy the feeling of relaxation and peace when immersed in the beautiful natural space of O Quy Ho Pass. This place is also known as one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Northern Vietnam, so don’t forget to come here to discover and experience its most interesting things.

3. Love waterfall & Golden Stream

Love waterfall or Thac Tinh Yeu brings you a gentle and poetic beauty, just like its name Love waterfall. The image of the waterfalls pouring down like giant white hats and the white water flowing gently creates an extremely poetic beauty

On the way to the Love waterfall, you can also admire the beauty of “Suoi Vang” (Golden Stream). The reason for its name is that the stream is paved with stones, and when the sunlight shines down on the stream, it reflects on the stones, making the stream sparkle with a golden color, hence the name “Suoi Vang”. To reach Thac Tinh Yeu, you have to cross this stream, just like you wash away all the dust to reach the beautiful Thac Tinh Yeu. You can easily see images of children playing in the stream, sometimes there are diligent boys helping their mothers to do laundry here.

4. Silver Waterfall

Just a short drive from Rong May Glass Bridge, Silver Waterfall (Thac Bac) is a must-stop on your Sapa exploration. Cascading powerfully down the rocky mountainside, the waterfall creates a misty, refreshing atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the thrill of the glass bridge. Its easy access along O Quy Ho Pass makes it a convenient stop, perfect for snapping photos, breathing in the cool mountain air, and enjoying nature’s raw beauty before or after your Glass Bridge experience

How to get to Sapa Cloud Dragon Glass Bridge?

To reach Rong May Sapa Glass Bridge, visitors must first travel to Sapa, a town located in Lao Cai Province. The easiest way to get to Sapa is by train or bus from Hanoi, which takes around 6-8 hours depending on the mode of transport. Once in Sapa, visitors can hire a motorbike or take a taxi to the bridge, which is located about 18km from the town center.

Other route from Hanoi, you can take National Highway 6 towards Hoa Binh, Son La, Dien Bien and then on NR4D to the Rong May Glass Bridge area. Although this route is quite long and winding, it is a favorite of many adventure lovers to explore Northwest Mountain Loop of Vietnam

Best time to visit Sapa Glass Bridge?

The Rong May Glass Bridge is a captivating destination for tourists in all four seasons, offering a unique experience during each one

Generally, the months of April to November offer the most pleasant weather, with cool temperatures and low humidity. During these months, the sky is usually clear, providing excellent visibility and making it a great time to capture stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys from the bridge.

However, if you are interested in seeing the unique phenomenon of clouds rolling in and around the mountains, the months of December to March may be more suitable, as this is the foggy season in the area. During this time, the glass bridge and surrounding mountains are often covered in a thick blanket of mist, creating a mystical and dreamy atmosphere.

It’s worth noting that the Sapa Glass Bridge can be quite crowded during peak tourist season from June to September, so if you prefer a quieter experience, it may be best to avoid these months. Ultimately, the best time to visit the Sapa Glass Bridge depends on your interests and preferences, but it’s always recommended to check the weather forecast before your trip to ensure optimal conditions for your visit.

In conclusion, Rong May Glass Bridge Sapa is a fantastic destination for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and families looking for a unique experience. The bridge provides a stunning perspective of Sapa’s natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the region. So why not plan a day trip to Sapa and experience the thrill of walking on a glass bridge suspended high above the mountains and valleys below? For local consultancy, feel free to contact us at +84.988451530 (whatsapp) or email us to [email protected]