The bridge under the royal patronage at Jae Bakong, Su-ngai Kolok📍

We came here because of this picture. The picture of King Rama IX working in 1981, which many people must have seen until they are familiar with it. Driving through small roads until reaching Ban Cho Bakong, Tambon Pu Yo, Amphoe Su-ngai Kolok, there is a pavilion with the history of this bridge to read. The wooden bridge "Ban Cho Bakong" is the place of historical events on September 7, 1981, when His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great traveled to work in Su-ngai Kolok District without informing the local people in advance. He traveled to Ban Cho Bakong, which is a sub-village of Ban To Wa, Village No. 3, Tambon Pu Yo, Amphoe Su-ngai Kolok, Narathiwat Province. As soon as he heard the sound of the highway police car leading the procession, the villagers in that area ran out to welcome him. At that time, Uncle Prom or Mr. Prom Jinnabut, who was 47 years old at the time and has now passed away, was sitting to welcome him. Nowadays, this bridge has become a historical tourist attraction. When you have the opportunity to travel to Su-ngai Kolok District, you must come to experience this wooden bridge and record your memories as souvenirs like us. 🙏 #Natural attractions #Narathiwat #Su-ngai Kolok #Visit Su-ngai Kolok #This is Su-ngai Kolok #This is Narathiwat