Sipatan Hanging Bridge is another destination that you could see in Bohol.
This hanging bridge is made out of bamboo woven together in slats and cable wires. It looks so fragile yet it is strong enough to hold numbers of passersby all together in one crossing. Your every step makes the bridge bounce up and down thus giving my kids more excitement and a little bit scary for me ha ha ha 😂😂😂.
This bridge is used to connect one barangay to another by crossing the lovely crystal emerald green water of Sipatan River. They made another bridge to lessen the foot traffic and making it a one-way journey system- crossing the other and returning on the other bridge.
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The span of Sipatan Bridge is about 40 meters above the Sipatan River. The original purpose of this bridge is to help local residents to transport their farm produce and livestock products across the river. As of this day, it is still used by local residents for easy access to the other side of the river.
You can found souvenir shops on the other side of the bridge, selling local products and delicacies that you could take home to your loved ones.
Include this on your trip when you visited Bohol.
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Sipatan Bridge made out of Bamboo woven together
The twin bridge
With my little ones taking a pose in the middle
Amazed by the view from up here of the lovely Sipatan River
That emerald crystal green water is serene and tranquil
Little Facts:
The Sevilla Twin hanging bridge links Sitio Sipatan of Barangay Ewon and Sitio Llawod of Barangay Lobgob of the panoramic inland town of Sevilla, Bohol. It is 36 kilometers away from the city of Tagbilaran and has been a favorite stop for tourists on their way to the amazing Chocolate Hills of Carmen, Bohol.
The bridge is about 40 meters long and has been traditionally made of bamboo slats. While there are quite a few similar structures in Bohol, it is a unique blend of natural sceneries, a showcase of ingenious native handicrafts across the river and the warmth of Sevillahanon hospitality has captured the hearts and imagination of a growing number of visitors, both foreign and domestic.
Built sometime after World War II, the hanging's bridge's original purpose is to help the local residents transport their farm produce and livestock products across the Sevilla River. Nobody really expected it to become the fun tourist attraction that it is nowadays. Today, the original rope suspension has been replaced with steel cables, reinforcing the safety and stability of the structure. Its traditional deck of intricately woven bamboo slats, however, is preserved and continues to welcome pedestrians with playful rhythmic bounce and sway upon each step.
At the other end of the bridge is a small riverside clearing that host several handicrafts stores a refreshments booths where the visitor can buy native product ranging from local fruits and homemade delicacies to creatively crafted souvenir items.
Sevilla Twin Hanging Bridge is one stopover you'll certainly relish to experience again.
Location: Sevilla, Bohol
Bridge Lenght: about 40 meters
Materials: Cable Wires, Bamboo Slats
Completion: Built sometime after Worl War II
Status: In Use
Business Hours: 24 Hours as this is also used as the main way of locals living in both ends of the river.
Entrance Fee: Php 20.00
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How to go here?
- This is normally included on Bohol Local Tours being Offered
-Ride a bus from the city town proper of Tagbilaran
-Via Motorcycles / Habal Habal / Tricycles
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