U-Bein Bridge

Historical landmark · Mandalay

U-Bein Bridge

Historical landmark · Mandalay

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Unnamed Road, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma)

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Longest teak bridge, popular sunset spot with local eateries  

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World's Scariest Bridges

"With no handrails, you'll want to be extra careful crossing this bridge, especially in the dry season when there's no lake below to soften the fall. It's not exactly brand-new; this 3/4-mile-long teak bridge was built nearly 200 years ago. Over 1,000 wooden posts (read: logs) — with roughly four or five feet between each — hold it up." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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

Google
U Bein Bridge is one of the best sunset spots in Mandalay. It gets quite crowded as people gather to watch the sun go down, but the view is absolutely worth it. The best way to see the sunset is from a small boat on the water, where you get the perfect view of the bridge in the foreground, making the scene even more stunning. There are plenty of small eateries around, and even on the bridge itself, making it a lively and atmospheric place to visit. Definitely a must-see in Mandalay!

John Loukee

Google
One of the tourist site deserving to be visit and site seeing. The ancient wooden long bridge built without any iron nail but it is renovated by using iron nails.

stephen francis

Google
I went there during sunset time. It was over crowded. Many Monks, Nuns and local were there waiting to see sunset. The bridge is safe to walk on. I took a boat ride when reaching the middle of the bridge. Viewing from the lake at the bridge during sunset is beautiful. There are many small eats at both side of the bridge end.

Min Hal Jin (Haljin)

Google
A wooden bridge that was built around 200 years ago, located in Amarapura near Mandalay city. It's also the longest teak footbridge in th world. Worth visiting for the amazing scenery. Recommend visiting at sunset to enjoy the breathtaking vista.

Nay Zaw Aung

Google
Visiting U Bein Bridge was one of the most memorable parts of my trip to Myanmar. Stretching gracefully across Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura, this teakwood bridge is not just a stunning sight, but also a deeply cultural experience. I went during sunset, and the view was absolutely magical—orange and pink hues reflecting off the water as locals and monks crossed the bridge. The atmosphere was peaceful, yet full of life. Fishermen rowed small boats below, children played along the shore, and tourists quietly admired the scenery. I also enjoyed watching the silhouettes of people walking across the bridge against the glowing sky—it felt like a scene from a painting. The bridge can get crowded, especially in the evening, so I recommend going early to find a good spot for photos. If you’re into photography or want a romantic, picturesque experience, U Bein Bridge is a must-visit.

Htet Paing Lin

Google
Should go in the morning or evening, because little bit hot at afternoon. Nice place to take a picture with the antique bridge. Should eat coconut ice cream when you get there

Kim Anh Bùi Thị

Google
A wonderful place to see sunset and moon in Mandalay. This beautiful bridge is the longest teak wood bridge in the world. It is also very famous location in Myanmar that you have to go. You can see a lot of local people go there for hanging out with their friends or family. I am really keen on the image of the monks walking on this bridge at sunset, very very impressive.

Olu Olu Coffee Lounge

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Quite spectacular sunsets across the lake as you walk over the bridge. Very busy with locals of all ages. Nice way to end the day.