Tegallalang Glass Bridge Bali
Walk on air over Bali's lush valleys on the Tegallalang Glass Bridge for a thrilling, unforgettable experience and stunning photos.
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Tegallalang Glass Bridge Bali
Best Time
Fewer crowds, better light
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Walk on air over Bali's lush valleys on the Tegallalang Glass Bridge for a thrilling, unforgettable experience and stunning photos.
"A surprising place where to walk in a transparent bridge, having the impression to fly over the valley."
Wear Special Socks
You'll need to wear provided or purchased special socks to walk on the glass bridge. :athletic_shoe:
Staff Can Help with Photos
Friendly staff are often available to help you capture great photos and videos on the bridge. :camerawithflash:
Quick Facts
Hours
Rating
4.8 · 3,412 reviews
Type
Tourist Attraction
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
The Glass Bridge Walk
Main attraction
Experience the thrill of walking on transparent glass, feeling like you're floating above the lush valley.
Valley Views
From the bridge and surrounding areas
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Tegallalang rice terraces and the verdant jungle below.
Tube Slide Adventure
After the bridge
For an extra dose of fun, slide down the exhilarating tube slide back to the ground.
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Wear Special Socks
You'll need to wear provided or purchased special socks to walk on the glass bridge. :athletic_shoe:
Staff Can Help with Photos
Friendly staff are often available to help you capture great photos and videos on the bridge. :camerawithflash:
Manage Expectations
The bridge might seem smaller than in photos; focus on the unique experience. :thought_balloon:
Consider the Cost
The entrance fee is quite high; weigh it against other Bali experiences. :moneywithwings:
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Wear Special Socks
You'll need to wear provided or purchased special socks to walk on the glass bridge. :athletic_shoe:
Staff Can Help with Photos
Friendly staff are often available to help you capture great photos and videos on the bridge. :camerawithflash:
Manage Expectations
The bridge might seem smaller than in photos; focus on the unique experience. :thought_balloon:
Consider the Cost
The entrance fee is quite high; weigh it against other Bali experiences. :moneywithwings:
Combine with Nearby Sights
It's often visited alongside the Tegallalang Rice Terraces and other Ubud attractions. :world_map:
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors find the Tegallalang Glass Bridge a thrilling experience with stunning views, perfect for unique photos. However, the high entrance fee is a significant drawback for many, with some finding the overall experience and facilities less developed than expected.
"The glass bridge is great… the swing is good too and you can get a lot of lovely pictures too, staff will help you to get nice pictures, also the waterfall is great and very close no driving needed to get there …."
Karen Hall
"A surprising place where to walk in a transparent bridge, having the impression to fly over the valley. Unfortunately, due to the material, it is subject to lots of reflection from the sky above. I had the luck of being almost alone (probably due to the 250k entrance fee!). You have to wear special socks to step on.
The place is fun, but if you are a family, I could understand that the price is somewhat discouraging. You better have a delicious Balinese meal or a hotel night with that money."
Claude-Alain HAERRI
"Not worth the hype
Went with some friends and it was honestly a waste of time. It’s a long drive to get there, and when you arrive, there’s not much to see or do. The bridge is way smaller than it looks in photos, and the whole place feels kind of unfinished—construction materials lying around, no food or drinks available, and the bathrooms were dirty and smelled bad. On top of that, it’s super overpriced and the staff didn’t seem to care at all. Wouldn’t go back."
Theresa Panchoyan
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The Tegallalang Glass Bridge is located near the famous Tegallalang Rice Terraces. The best way to get there from Ubud is by hiring a private driver or a scooter. The drive typically takes around 30-45 minutes. Many tours also include this as a stop.
Yes, it's a considerable distance from Denpasar Airport (DPS). Expect a journey of about 1.5 to 2 hours by car, depending on traffic. It's often combined with other attractions in the Ubud area.
While ride-sharing apps like Grab and Gojek operate in Bali, their availability and willingness to go to more remote locations like the glass bridge can be inconsistent. Hiring a driver for the day is often more reliable.
There is usually parking available near the entrance, though it can get busy. If you're on a scooter, parking is generally easier.
Given the terrain and the nature of the attraction, full wheelchair accessibility might be challenging. It's best to inquire directly or be prepared for uneven paths.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
The entrance fee can be quite high, often around IDR 250,000 per person. It's advisable to check the latest prices as they can change.
Tickets are typically purchased on-site. However, booking in advance might be an option if you're part of a tour package.
Discounts for families or groups are not commonly mentioned. The price is often per person, which can make it costly for larger families.
Opening hours can vary, but it's generally open during daylight hours. It's best to confirm the exact times before your visit, especially if you plan to go early or late.
Yes, you are required to wear special non-slip socks to walk on the glass bridge to ensure safety and prevent damage. These are usually available for purchase or sometimes included with the entrance fee.
📸 📸 Photography
The best photo opportunities are right on the glass bridge itself, looking down into the valley or towards the surrounding greenery. Staff can also help you get dynamic shots.
The glass surface can cause reflections from the sky, which might make photography a bit challenging at times. Visiting during less direct sunlight can help.
Regulations on professional cameras and drones can vary. It's best to check with the management on-site or beforehand to avoid any issues.
Some staff members offer personalized photo and video services for an additional fee, helping you capture memorable moments.
Early mornings or late afternoons during the golden hour offer softer light and potentially fewer crowds, leading to better photographic conditions.
🍽️ 🍽️ Food & Dining
Unfortunately, many reviews indicate a lack of food and drink options directly at the glass bridge site. It's recommended to eat before or after your visit.
The surrounding area, particularly near the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, offers several cafes and restaurants serving Balinese cuisine.
It's generally advisable to check the specific rules regarding outside food and drinks, but it's often better to dine at designated eateries.
You can find local Balinese dishes, Indonesian favorites, and some international options in the cafes and restaurants near the rice terraces.
Prices can vary, but many places catering to tourists might be moderately priced. Eating at local warungs (small eateries) can be more budget-friendly.
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