The "Backlong Bridge", the world's longest glass bridge in Moc Chau, Son La Province in northwestern Vietnam, is approximately a 4-5 hour drive from central Hanoi, offering the thrill of walking above the valley and breathtaking views. There are also train-style hotels nearby, which have also become popular on social media.
The Backlong Bridge in Mokchaw Plateau is a glass pedestrian bridge that was certified by Guinness World Records as the "longest glass pedestrian bridge in the world," with a total length of approximately 632 meters. It is built along the slopes of the valley and from a height of approximately 150 meters above the ground, a steep valley and lush green mountains stretch out before you through the reinforced glass. It has become popular as an experience that combines the thrill of walking on a transparent floor with the direct experience of magnificent nature.
The bridge is located within the "Mock Chau Island" resort complex, featuring not only a viewing platform and cafes but also zip lines, go-carts, and giant tubing slides. This environment offers a unique opportunity to enjoy both sightseeing and activities. The scenery changes with the time of day and weather, becoming captivating at dawn and dusk.
Recently gaining attention is The Bullet Hotel, a lodging facility themed around the Shinkansen bullet train. With a white train-like design, the rooms are compartment-style per car. Arranged in rows along the slopes of the mountain, the rooms offer a panoramic view of the vast natural beauty of the mochiura. There are rooms that can accommodate up to 16 people, making it suitable for group travel as well.
This area, which offers everything from thrilling experiences on the Glass Bridge to accommodation and activities, is becoming a prominent tourist attraction in the area that represents Mok Chau.
Location: Moc Chau Island, Muong Sang, Moc Chau, Son La
Telephone: 1900-2829
