About Rong May Glass Bridge
Rong May Glass Bridge is a high-altitude glass skywalk on O Quy Ho Pass in Son Binh Commune, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province. Situated at about 2,200 meters above sea level on the Hoang Lien Son range, it features a 60-meter glass bridge extending from a cliff face and a 300-meter glass elevator. Opened in 2019, it is notable for panoramic views of the pass, valleys and Fansipan area.
Visitors guide
Visitors access the complex via a glass elevator ascending the cliff to the bridge level at around 2,200m elevation. The main experience is walking on the transparent glass bridge extending 60 meters out from the mountain, offering 360-degree views of O Quy Ho Pass, Hoang Lien Son mountains, and surrounding valleys. The site includes viewing decks, a restaurant and cafe area, photo spots, and optional adventure activities such as zipline and bungee jumping. Weather is often cloudy and windy with rapid changes.
Key highlights
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60-meter transparent glass bridge extending from cliff at approximately 2,200 meters elevation
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300-meter high glass elevator built along the cliff face
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Panoramic views of O Quy Ho Pass, Hoang Lien Son range and Muong Hoa valley
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Located on National Highway 4D between Sapa and Lai Chau City
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Adventure activities including zipline, bungee jumping and paragliding viewing area
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Cloud hunting and photography decks above the sea of clouds
History of Rong May Glass Bridge
Constructed and opened to visitors in November 2019 as part of the Rong May Glass Bridge Tourist Area development on O Quy Ho Pass. It was developed to promote tourism in Lai Chau Province and is among the highest glass bridges in Vietnam, built using modern engineering with imported glass and steel structures anchored to the Hoang Lien Son cliff.
Culture & Context
Located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain region inhabited by ethnic groups such as H'Mong, Dao and Thai. The area is known for mountain pass culture, terraced fields and traditional villages, and the bridge serves as a contemporary tourism landmark showcasing the natural landscape of northwestern Vietnam.
Route
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