Here's your next Instagram-worthy shoot when things get better and travel resumes.

The Shuanglong rainbow suspension bridge is the highest and longest suspension bridge in Taiwan.

It recently reopened on June 20 after a brief closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Located in Nantou County, the colourful bridge is near the Shuanglong waterfall, a breathtaking waterfall split into two-layered streams.

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30-storey high suspension bridge

According to the Meet Nantou website, the bridge is 342 metres long and 110 metres above the riverbed.

The bridge also has 420 steps in total, with a new colour painted every 50 steps to create a rainbow-like image from afar.

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The rainbow suspension bridge also has a similar, older bridge on its left.

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Ticket to be bought online

According to Taiwan News, only a total of 1,500 visitors are allowed to visit per day.

The morning schedule is limited to 800 people, while the afternoon schedule is limited to 700.

Tickets must also be bought online.

Here are the prices:

• Adult ticket: NT100 (S$4.73)
• Child ticket: NT70 (S$3.31)
• Group order (more than 30 people): NT70 (S$3.31)

Tickets can be ordered here.

Opening hours & Address

• Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 8am - 4pm
• Address: 556, Taiwan, Nantou County, Xinyi Township, 光復巷

If you plan to travel by car, you can park at the Shuanglong bridge parking lot before taking a shuttle bus to the Shuanglong suspension bridge.

Though business trips to Taiwan are now possible, we'll still have to wait a bit more before we can book a holiday to the rainbow bridge.

Guess the Mario Kart version will have to do for now.

Top images from @joan42282002 | Instagram and @noeyes0717 | Instagram.