Saloma Link Bridge

Saloma Link Bridge is a 370-metre covered pedestrian bridge in Kuala Lumpur connecting Kampung Baru to the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) area. Opened on 5 February 2020, it spans the Klang River and the Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway. Notable for its illuminated steel structure inspired by the sirih junjung arrangement, it provides a direct walking link between traditional Kampung Baru and modern KLCC.

Visitors can expect a covered, elevated pedestrian walkway approximately 370 metres long linking Lorong Raja Muda Musa 3 in Kampung Baru to Jalan Saloma near KLCC. The bridge features a curved steel structure with glass panels, LED lighting that illuminates at night, and viewing points toward the Petronas Twin Towers and Kampung Baru skyline. The walk is flat and sheltered, with lifts and ramps at both ends, suitable for leisurely walking, sightseeing and photography.

Constructed by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) at a cost of approximately RM31 million and officially opened on 5 February 2020. The project was initiated to provide a safe pedestrian connection across the Klang River and AKLEH highway, linking the historic Malay settlement of Kampung Baru with the KLCC development.

Named after Biduanita Negara Salmah Ismail (Saloma), renowned Malaysian singer and actress. The bridge design is inspired by the sirih junjung, a traditional Malay arrangement of betel leaves used in ceremonies, symbolizing unity and connection between the traditional village of Kampung Baru and modern Kuala Lumpur.