Jembatan Barito

Location

Route
To reach the Barito Bridge in Barito Kuala from Banjarmasin, visitors have several transportation options. The most common route involves traveling approximately 70 kilometers by road, which takes around 2 hours. The road leading to the bridge is generally well-maintained, though some sections may be narrow and winding. It is advisable to use a car for a more comfortable journey, though motorcycles are also a viable option for navigating the local roads. The route is usually in good condition with paved surfaces.

Alternatively, visitors can opt for a unique and scenic journey by using a traditional klotok boat. This riverboat ride offers a different perspective of the region and allows travelers to enjoy the natural beauty of the Barito River. The cost of hiring a klotok varies depending on the service provider and the duration of the trip, but it is typically more expensive than traveling by road. Prices for klotok rentals can range from IDR 1,000,000 to IDR 2,000,000 per day, which usually includes a guide and basic amenities. It is recommended to negotiate and confirm the cost with local operators beforehand.

Entrance Fee
There is no specific entrance fee to visit the Barito Bridge. However, visitors should be aware of potential parking fees or costs associated with local guides or additional services. The bridge area is open to the public without charge, making it a budget-friendly destination.

Operating Hours
The Barito Bridge is accessible at all hours, allowing visitors to experience it both during the day and at night. While the bridge itself is open 24/7, the best times to visit are during daylight hours to fully appreciate the view and surroundings.

Facilities
The Barito Bridge area provides basic facilities for visitors, including:
Parking Area, Food Stalls (nearby), Resting and Photo Spots

Attractions
The Barito Bridge is a significant landmark, spanning the Barito River and serving as a vital connection between various regions. The bridge offers stunning views of the river and surrounding landscapes, making it a popular spot for photography. 
Additionally, visitors can explore nearby attractions such as local markets and traditional villages, where they can experience the cultural richness of Barito Kuala. The bridge's role in connecting communities adds to its historical and cultural significance in the region.