Su Tong Pea Bridge is a stunningly beautiful and very peaceful place.

Su Tong Pea bridge is a nice place to feel the countryside feeling, very tranquil, peaceful, and good object to take photos especially in sunrise and sunset.

The bridge itself was built by the the bamboo which is easy to find in the area as well as the teak wood pillars which offer by the locals. The purpose of creating used as pathway for the monks on alms round and the locals traffic easily. By plantation owners had donated land for bridge pass rice field to use the budget in the construction of 800,000 + Baht. Su Tong Pea bridge is roughly  2 meters in width and 500 meters long from one side to the other  over the fields. While walking over the bridge you could also see part of the farms underneath as well.

The name Su Tong Pae translates as ‘successful prayer’ in the Tai Yai language. It does link the temple and the village of Kung Mai Saak. The bridge runs through rice fields which look stunning. Every morning about 6:30 am. monks will walk through this bridge to receive alms.

Take a scenic walk out over a Su Tong Pea bamboo bridge and up a hill to a Wat for panoramic views

How to get to Su Tong Pea Bridge

Only 10 km. from Mae Hong Son Town or drive around 15 min  along the route to Pai on highway 1095,   there is a hand-painted sign sitting on the ground with the words “Parking” in red. Pull into the dirt lot and park. There is a dirt path to the right and left as you face the wooden structures in the lot. Do not take the bamboo pathway to the right as it is poor condition and dangerous.

Address : Pang Mu, Mueang Mae Hong Son District, Mae Hong Son 58000, Thailand

GPS Coordinates Map : 19.388485, 97.953489

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