Darul Hana Bridge

Nice place to walk and relax, especially in the evening. Beautiful lights make the area bright and lively. Great spot to take photos with the river and mosque in the background. Good for families, couples, or tourists.

The iconic bridge connecting both side of the river that cannot be missed if you're coming to Kuching. The scenery is awesome at night. Be prepared with comfortable shoes if you wish to explore the whole bridge and places nearby.

The spiral bridge is a major attraction along riverfront. It is a “not to be missed” icon to associate with Sarawak Legislative Assembly.

The Darul Hana Bridge is a must-visit! Its unique design makes it a striking landmark over the river, perfect for photos from every angle. I’d recommend planning your visit in the evening to catch the bridge in daylight and then hop on a river cruise. After the cruise, you’ll get to enjoy the beautiful night view as the bridge and other landmarks around lights up—it’s absolutely stunning! An unforgettable experience for anyone visiting Kuching!

Good places for relaxing.. Walking with enjoy the activity around the river, night time got colourfull light, nice photo spot, can cross the bridge, can find so many food seller

Nice bridge in the middle of Kuching connecting both side of the river banks. Design: The bridge has a unique S-shape design, inspired by the meandering rivers of Sarawak This shape symbolizes unity and harmony Dimensions: The bridge is 336 meters long, 3.25 meters wide, and stands 12 meters above the water Support Structure: It is supported by two towering steel pylons, each 45 meters high, topped with stylized hornbills, which are the emblem of Sarawak. Lighting: At night, the bridge is illuminated with colorful LED lights, creating a beautiful visual display Historical Significance: . Opening: The bridge was officially opened on November 11, 2017 Name: The name "Darul Hana" means "a place of peace and tranquility" in Arabic It was chosen to reflect Kuching's past and symbolize unity Cost: The construction of the bridge cost RM35 million Cultural Impact: Practical Use: Tourist Attraction: The bridge has become a popular spot for photography and evening strolls Events: It hosts various events and festivals, adding to the city's allure as a must-visit destination Pedestrian Access: The bridge connects the Kuching Waterfront on the south bank with the north bank, where notable landmarks like the Astana and the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly building are located Accessibility: The bridge's design includes inclined concrete columns and viewing platforms, making it accessible for disabled persons The Darul Hana Bridge is more than just a means of crossing the river; it's a cultural and social hub that enhances the beauty and connectivity of Kuching

The Darul Hana Bridge is an interesting architecture, it is worth taking a walk across the bridge in the evening to admire the Sarawak Legislative Assembly building and the city promenade

Beautiful bridge connecting the north and south Sarawak by walk. It has a shape of S to symbolise Sarawak. 2 viewing decks provide wonderful views of the entire area. Take a stroll in the golden hours of sunrise and sunset to enjoy the beautiful views.