Neiwan Suspension Bridge. [Announcement: Neiwan Suspension Bridge is currently completely closed to all pedestrian and vehicle traffic.]. [Announcement: The Neiwan Suspension Bridge is currently completely closed to all pedestrian and vehicle traffic. To ensure visitor safety, please refrain from visiting at this time and follow the on-site control measures. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.] The babbling Yuro River rushes down a winding valley, its waters crystal clear to the bottom. The famous "Neiwan Suspension Bridge" is located east of Neiwan Village, spanning the Yuro River. The bridge has two pier foundations for the suspension cables in the middle of the river, standing majestically and imposingly in the flowing stream. To the west of Neiwan Village, also suspended between the banks of the Yuro River and hidden behind giant rocks and dense trees, is the "Panlong Suspension Bridge." This bridge is long yet narrow, and its weathered inscriptions exude a spiritual and ancient beauty. The two bridges complement each other, lying across the Yuro River and forming a scene of "two dragons lying on the waves." Walking on them, the blue sky, white clouds, and verdant green mountains intertwine, offering a panoramic view of the beautiful mountain scenery, allowing visitors to freely immerse themselves in the beauty of this secluded mountain landscape.
Address: 新竹縣橫山鄉中正路7號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County