Agas-Agas Bridge

Agas-Agas Bridge is a prestressed concrete viaduct in Brgy. Kahupian, Sogod, Southern Leyte, spanning the Agas-Agas ravine along the Pan-Philippine Highway. Completed in 2009, it is the tallest bridge in the Philippines at about 89 meters high and 350 meters long. It is notable for its engineering, panoramic views of forested mountains and valleys, and its role connecting Leyte's transport corridor.

Visitors can expect a high viaduct crossing a deep forested ravine with wide panoramic views of mountains, valleys and the Sogod Bay area in the distance. The bridge has pedestrian sidewalks and viewing areas on both ends where visitors can stop to take photos. Below and adjacent to the bridge is the Agas-Agas Adventure Park area with zipline facilities, small food stalls and souvenir shops. The setting is open and windy with traffic passing on the highway.

Constructed from 2006 to 2009 under the national bridge program to replace a landslide-prone section of the Pan-Philippine Highway. Built at a cost of approximately PHP 1.024 billion, it was inaugurated in 2009 and remains the tallest bridge in the Philippines, improving connectivity between Eastern Visayas and Southern Leyte.