Passu Town, located in the Gojal region of Gilgit-Baltistan, is in the upper Hunza Valley, directly in front of the Passu Cones, also known as the Cathedral Peaks. It is accessible via the Karakoram Highway and is only a few kilometers away from Hussaini, a small town located on the backside of the mountains.
Additionally, the phrase “Welcome to Hussaini” is displayed on the mountain. The bridge itself is a swaying and hanging structure located 300 kilometers down towards the river, away from the road. Due to the large gaps between the planks and its tendency to sway wildly, this bridge can be quite dangerous.
Hunza is home to the Hussaini Bridge or Hussaini Suspension Bridge. It connects a village on the other side of the river boardwalk and is 1 km long. However, it is dangerous due to the massive gaps between the planks.
This hanging bridge is 635 feet long and is considered one of the most dangerous bridges in the world. Nothing about this bridge inspires confidence, with huge gaps between the wooden planks and rope structure.
Approximately 3 km from the Passu suspension bridge, this is the most convenient bridge. The planks are on long steroids and take a longer time to cover 900 than 700 feet of close planks of the Hanging Bridge. This bridge is crossable for all males and females, but Passu suspension is more challenging for new and weak tourists and a formidable problem for middle-aged women. Originally built 70 years ago, the bridge is becoming increasingly popular, according to the locals. Recently, it became the second longest pedestal suspension bridge, the first one is probably in Canada. It appears that Passu Cones are touching the sky in the north. The answer is this bridge hanging on the Hunza River.
In addition, One of the most significant and most dangerous hanging bridges worldwide, this bridge over the Passu River on Upper Gojal Hunza is 64 meters long and 400 steps high. Moreover, This bridge is very intense in the Center as it has its weight and the people crossing it. Normally, only seven people are allowed at once (which isn’t followed). Check the climate and season before visiting this place.
