Audio Guide of Broken Bridge over the Yalu River

The Broken Bridge is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You can get there by local bus from downtown Dandong or by taxi; the main entrance is near Dandong Railway Station. For more details, check Dandong's official tourism website at www.dandong.gov.cn.

Admission costs approximately CNY 30 per adult, with discounts for children and seniors. Tickets are purchased at the on-site ticket office, and amateur photography is free. Check updated prices at Trip.com.

It is recommended to allow at least 1–2 hours to walk across the bridge, enjoy the views, and read the exhibits. If you include the adjacent museum, you could extend your visit to 3 hours. It is a relaxed visit, ideal for a morning stroll.

Built in 1911 as a railway bridge between China and Korea, it was destroyed in 1950 by American bombs during the Korean War, leaving only the Chinese section intact. Today it symbolizes Chinese resilience and the border with North Korea, attracting visitors for its historical value. For more context, visit Wikipedia.

Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are ideal thanks to the mild weather and smaller crowds. Go in the morning for clear views of the Yalu River and North Korea, avoiding the summer midday heat. Sunset offers impressive photo opportunities.

The bridge has ramps and elevated walkways, but some sections are uneven; assistance is recommended for wheelchair users. There are elevators in the nearby museum, but the paved ground can be challenging. Contact +86-415-215-XXXX for special arrangements.

Nearby you will find the Memorial Hall of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, just 500 meters away, and the Yalu River promenade with views of Sinuiju in North Korea. Also visit Hushan Great Wall, a 30-minute drive away. Explore more at China Highlights.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking the 400-meter bridge, and bring sunscreen and water, especially in summer. Join a guided tour for local stories, and use apps like Baidu Maps for navigation. If you are traveling in a group, book in advance during Chinese festivals.