Government Announces Temporary Opening of Cambodia’s Highest Bridge for New Year Celebration

In a festive announcement, the Cambodian government has declared the temporary opening of the country’s highest bridge in Pursat province, coinciding with the traditional National New Year celebrations.

From April 11 to April 17, 2025, the bridge will be accessible to motorcycles and small vehicles—typically used for tourist and family travel—from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. This initiative aims to ease traffic and enhance accessibility for citizens and visitors during this joyous occasion.

The bridge, known as Bridge No. 28, is a critical component of the National Road No. 10 project. Constructed with a national budget of approximately $25 million, CRBC Company executed the project and is under the technical supervision of Guangzhou Wang An Company. Located in Chhay Luk Village, O Som Commune, in Veal Veng District, the bridge represents a significant advancement in infrastructure for the region. (Read more)

National Road No. 10 is designed as a double-layer asphalt road that meets Highway Grade III standards, extending 197.363 kilometers. The road begins at kilometer marker 35+900 in Kanchang Village, Battambang Province. It travels through Pramoy Commune in Veal Veng District, reaching its conclusion at the intersection of National Road No. 48 in Khemarak Phoumin City, Koh Kong Province. As of the end of March 2025, the construction of the road is over 96% complete. (Read more)

This temporary opening provides a unique opportunity for both locals and tourists to enjoy the new infrastructure during one of Cambodia’s most celebrated periods.

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