You will be amazed that the bridge was constructed using not a single nail or rivet! Pieces of wood are closely jointed to each other. Though decades old, it is still very sturdy and in use. The bridge is inlayed with railings on both sides, and on the bridge there are 5 tower-shaped kiosks with many horns. Many huge wooden mill wheels dotted on the hillsides beside the village, you can see or even hear the water running slowly to turn around the wheels.

Many visitors come here to experience the pastoral life, Dong customs and enjoy the charming sceneries. There are several hostels near the bridge, offering spectacular views around. You can see tea trees growing on the hills, rivers winding along their way, local farmers working hard in the fields.