Hussaini Suspension Bridge

Tourist attraction · Gilgit

Hussaini Suspension Bridge

Tourist attraction · Gilgit

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Village Hussaini, Gojal, Gilgit, 15750

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Straddle your nerves on the Hussaini Suspension Bridge, a thrilling must-do experience in Hunza with jaw-dropping views and local eats at your feet.  

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Village Hussaini, Gojal, Gilgit, 15750 Get directions

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Village Hussaini, Gojal, Gilgit, 15750 Get directions

+92 355 5321480
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gender neutral restroom
parking paid garage
wheelchair accessible parking lot
assistive hearing loop
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom
wheelchair accessible seating

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Jul 26, 2025

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World's Scariest Bridges

"Massive gaps between the planks, a wild side-to-side swing; there are reasons why this is considered to be one of the world's most harrowing suspension bridges. While rickety cable and wood bridges are common in this area, crossing this bridge over the rapidly flowing Hunza River is particularly frightening, as the tattered remains of the previous bridge hang by threads next to the one currently in use." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/trip-ideas/adventure-travel/worlds-scariest-bridges
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Sidra Ayyaz

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It's a fun experience to visit. At the end of autumn and beginning of winter, the water level is not that much nor does it freeze when I visit the place. It's a life time experience so if you don't try a Zipline over attabad lake then you must try here, According to my observation i think the height over attabad is higher for Zipline as compared to Hussaini bridge so better experience Zipline at that place. If you have enough budget give a try on both places.Secondly gather the courage to experience a walk on this bridge, it's worth experience. Regarding the cost: 1. It has an entrance fee of just 100 Rupees which is fair enough. 2. If you walk from the bridge to the other side it's free of cost. It's completely safe if you want to experience that. 3. They have a zip line also which is also safe and you can enjoy the ride, with a cost of 1000 Rupees for one side. If you want a round-trip its 1500 Rupees in that case. Note: It takes 30 to 40 minutes on this place only so make a list of places along with this place when you try to cover that area of Hunza.

Abu Firas

Google
Very long suspension bridge in Hunza. We bought a ticket for 100 PKR, walked for few minutes to reach to the bridge. Many restaurants, cafes and souvenirs shops on the way. We met with many local teachers with their students cleaning the trash to keep Hunza clean and green. The suspension bridge is unsafe especially in a windy day like today. It’s too long, shaking with big gaps between each step and the other. Unable to reach to the middle.

Naaziisha

Google
the view from the bridge is spectacular.. the bridge is somewhat scary for many people.. the water of the river flow makes it even more scary!! bjt really enjoyed there..

ZaZu

Google
Superb but becareful when on the bridge while making pictures through mobile as 1-2 daily incidence occurs of dropping mobile into Hunza river as bridge is moving like simple pandolum when peoples crossing

Sid Hussain

Google
A must visit for the brave at heart. Very scary views from the bridge.

Ameeruddin Javid Bashha

Google
Visiting the Hussaini Suspension Bridge on Hunza River is a remarkable experience, especially during the transition from autumn to winter. At this time, the water level in the Hunza River is moderate without freezing, making it a safe and enjoyable outing. To reach the Hussaini Bridge, visitors must drive approximately two hours to Gujal village. Parking is free here. From there, it takes around ten minutes to walk to the ticket counter, where an entrance fee of 100 PKR per person is charged. After purchasing tickets, visitors need to walk downhill for about 15 minutes to reach the bridge. The bridge offers spectacular views, including the iconic Passu Cones, but it is recommended to take in the scenery from both sides of the bridge. Crossing the bridge can be thrilling and somewhat nerve-wracking for many due to its swaying motion and the sound of the river below. Life jackets are provided free of cost for safety during the crossing. Visitors should exercise caution, especially when taking photos, as there have been incidents of mobile phones being dropped into the river. For adventure enthusiasts, a zipline is available near Attabad Lake, which is considered higher and potentially more exhilarating than the one at Hussaini Bridge. The zipline costs 1000 PKR for a one-way ride and 1500 PKR for a round trip. After experiencing the bridge, visitors can try local delicacies at nearby food stalls operated by local women. Popular items include Yok Mamtu, Cherry Juice, Pakoras, and Local Pizza. Returning from the bridge involves an uphill task that takes about 20–30 minutes. The entire visit to the Hussaini Bridge and its surrounding areas typically takes 30–50 minutes.

Malik Arshi

Google
One of the most beautiful and attractive tourist spots to visit at Hunza You have to drive almost 2 hours from to reach Gujal village where Hussaini Bridge is located, Parking is free it will take almost 10 mints to reach Ticket 🎫 counter, 100 Pkr for one person is the ticket price, People are so warm welcoming Then you have to walk down side almost 15 mints to reach HussAini Bridge Pro tip must take the glance of both sides of hussaini bridge , most people just take a look at Passu Cones side only, If you want to cross the bridge you have to wear the lift saving west ( free) the. You can cross it and enjoy the beauty. Awhile coming back must try the local food stalls operated by local women Must try there 1- Yok Mamtu 2- Cherry 🍒 Juice 3- Pakoray 4- Local Pizza Then you to do a Hicking upword to come back it will take around 20-30 mints. Have a nice trip thanks

Mariajoao Silva

Google
Good view, but paid entrance even just to see it. Need to wear the life jacket. They have a zip line next to it.