A Landmark of Palembang: Jembatan Ampera

Jembatan Ampera stands as a central feature of Palembang, attracting both locals and tourists alike. Built to improve transport across the Musi River, it is more than just a bridge.

Inaugurated in 1966, Jembatan Ampera was constructed under the instructions of President Sukarno. Originally named the Ampera Bridge, it signifies the city’s cultural identity. This cable-stayed bridge, measuring 1,177 meters in length, showcases a main span of 186 meters, complemented by its distinctive red and white colors.

Must-See Wonders

🌉 Stunning Views: Provides panoramic vistas of the Musi River and surrounding areas.
🚤 River Activities: Offers opportunities for water sports and riverboat tours.
🌇 Night Lighting: Illuminated beautifully at night, creating a picturesque scene.

Accessible for free, Jembatan Ampera is ideal for tourists, families, and anyone interested in history or architecture.