About Sangklaburi
Sangklaburi's 400-meter wooden bridge—longest wooden bridge in Thailand—arches dramatically over a reservoir drowning the Kanchanaburi kingdom's ancient Mon temple. This engineering marvel connects Karen and Mon communities while spanning both water and cultural boundaries.
Country
Thailand
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
THB
Language
Thai, Mon, Karen, English
Things to do in Sangklaburi
Wooden bridge walking at sunrise and sunset
Mon cultural village visits and homestays
Submerged temple historical research visits
Karen community cultural exchange programs
Fishing and boating on reservoir
Local craft and weaving workshop demonstrations
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