The Hundred Years Bridge, Tak Bai. I'm glad I came.

Stop by Tak Bai at the popular check-in point "Saphan Khoi Roi Pee" This name has an origin. Why Saphan Khoi Roi Pee? Because this bridge is used to connect to Koh Yao. Koh Yao is located opposite the Tak Bai District Office. In the past, traveling from Koh Yao to the mainland had to use a boat route, which was not as convenient as it is today. And the villagers had to wait for almost 100 years. So a wooden bridge was built to connect the island to the mainland, making it easier for the villagers to contact the government at the Tak Bai District Office. Although the current transportation has changed from a wooden bridge to a strong concrete bridge instead, the original wooden bridge is still preserved parallel to it. Therefore, it is a check-in point that tourists like to come to take pictures. I didn't miss stopping by to press the shutter continuously. Before traveling to the end of the Siam border at Tak Bai District, the fish pier and Ratchada Pier. This is the southernmost point of Siam at Tak Bai District. Cross the river to the other side, which is the state of Kelantan, Malaysia. On the way back, I stopped by Tak Bai Market. Buy some chicken and beef satay from a famous shop to give to my friends. It's late afternoon, so I'm heading to Su-ngai Kolok District. #Travel #SouthernTravel #TouristAttraction #OrganizeSeaTrip #Thailand #TripEscapeFromChildrenToTravel .