Siti Nurbaya Bridge
Siti Nurbaya Bridge
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Puanmh2017
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia200 contributions
Jan 2020
We managed to take nice photos from the bridge. Could see the mountain and surrounding area. A must visit place in Padang
Written 1 February 2020
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Shahul Hameed S
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1,044 contributions
Dec 2018 • Friends
There is a legend attached to this bridge. A girl who killed herself as she was arranged to marry and old rich man to settle her father's debt, though she was in love with another man. The bridge has a beautiful view of the old town buildings and there are many boat parked along the river. The bridge came to live on the weekend or as indonesian call it "Malming". there are many food vendors and cars parked along the side of the bridge.
and interesting place to visit.
and interesting place to visit.
Written 10 December 2018
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Amirashidah A
37 contributions
Oct 2019 • Family
You can see view of the mountain from the bridge. It's an amazing view and you can take memorable photos.
The boats and ocean you can see from here is nice too.
The boats and ocean you can see from here is nice too.
Written 28 October 2019
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herman p
cadier en keer283 contributions
July 2019 • Family
This part of Padang city might be the only place where you can catch a glimp of former glory.
It is part of the old city, kota tua, and has apart of this bridge lots of other quaint older bridges that connect you to the other side of the rather poluted river.
We particularly liked the hamging bridge and the industrial looking yellow metal bridge some 400 m further.
You also can make the a nice walk back and have a look at the older colonial buildings.
Most of them as in the whole area destroyed because of the earthquake and are in severe need of restauration.
It is really a pity that no one cares or probably there is no money for it.
Still the nicest part of Padang i think.
It is part of the old city, kota tua, and has apart of this bridge lots of other quaint older bridges that connect you to the other side of the rather poluted river.
We particularly liked the hamging bridge and the industrial looking yellow metal bridge some 400 m further.
You also can make the a nice walk back and have a look at the older colonial buildings.
Most of them as in the whole area destroyed because of the earthquake and are in severe need of restauration.
It is really a pity that no one cares or probably there is no money for it.
Still the nicest part of Padang i think.
Written 9 July 2019
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