Passu Suspension Bridge

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Passu Suspension Bridge is a long, narrow and famously vertigo-inducing pedestrian rope bridge spanning the Hunza River near the village of Passu in northern Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pedestrian suspension bridge
tourist attraction
access on foot only
bestVisitSeason autumn
summer
climateZone high mountain climate
connectedTo trails on both sides of Hunza River
country Pakistan
crosses Hunza River
hasAlternativeName Passu Hanging Bridge
Passu Rope Bridge
hazard missing or uneven planks
strong winds
knownFor being long and narrow
swaying in the wind
vertigo-inducing experience
wooden planks and rope structure
languageOfLocalArea Burushaski
Wakhi
locatedIn Passu
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Gilgit-Baltistan
locatedInDistrict Hunza District
locatedInRegion northern Pakistan
locatedNear Karakoram Highway
material ropes
steel cables
wooden planks
near Passu village
notableFeature narrow deck
open gaps between planks
significant height above river
partOf Hunza Valley
photographySubject adventure photography
landscape photography
region Gilgit Division
linked to: Gilgit-Baltistan
safetyLevel basic and rustic
touristPopularity well-known in adventure travel circles
touristType adventure tourism
trekking tourism
transportTypeExcluded bicycles
motor vehicles
usedFor local access across Hunza River
pedestrian crossing
tourism
view Hunza River
Karakoram mountain range
linked to: Karakoram

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Passu touristAttraction Passu Suspension Bridge
Upper Hunza containsBridge Passu Suspension Bridge
Passu Suspension Bridge hasAlternativeName Passu Hanging Bridge
linked to: Passu Suspension Bridge
Passu Suspension Bridge hasAlternativeName Passu Rope Bridge
linked to: Passu Suspension Bridge