The Penang Bridge is a major bridge in Malaysia that connects the island of Penang to the mainland. Opened in 1985, it spans approximately 13.5 kilometers, making it one of the longest bridges in Southeast Asia. The bridge plays a crucial role in facilitating transportation and trade between the island and the mainland. The design of the Penang Bridge features a dual carriageway, allowing for smooth traffic flow. It is an important landmark and a symbol of connectivity in the region. The bridge also offers scenic views of the surrounding waters and is a popular spot for photography and sightseeing.