[2025 Mae Hong Son Attraction] Travel Guide for Su Tong Pae Bridge (Updated May)

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี 🤗Sutongpe Bridge is the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. It is located in Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province. It stretches through green rice fields in the rainy season and golden rice fields in the winter. It was built to connect Kung Mai Sak Village and Phusama Natural Park. The bridge is over 500 meters long and only 2 meters wide, making walking across the bridge an exciting and challenging experience. 📍Tambon Pang Mu 📍Mueang Mae Hong Son District, Mae Hong Son 58000 🚗There is a parking lot #IndyTrip #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralregionteam #waitingforthedaytodepart #familytrip #goodatmosphere #placestovisit #ThaistravelinThailand #travelinThailand #travelontheway #Tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #Posttogetlucky

Sutongpe Bridge, Phu Samanaram Temple, Mae Hong Son It is a wooden bridge connecting Kung Mai Sak Village and Phu Samanaram Temple, which enshrines Luang Pho Sutongpe, a golden Burmese-styled Buddha statue, and a small wooden plaque for writing prayers and hanging them in the temple. The word Sutongpe is a Shan language and means “prayers fulfilled.” It is believed that if you walk to the middle of the bridge, make a wish, and then cross the bridge, your wishes will be fulfilled. It is considered the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand and is an important center of faith for the people of Mae Hong Son Province. 📍 Ban Kung Mai Sak, Pang Mu, Mueang Mae Hong Son, Mae Hong Son #Travelwithtrip2024 #SutongpeBridge

Start the new year by making merit by casting a Buddha statue. This year, I wish my child good luck and prosperity… After being hurt a lot in the past year… Leaving Ban Rak Thai…continued to Sutong Pae, where the entrance to the temple has a coffee shop and souvenir shop for tourists who stop by. Personally, I like the season when the villagers plant rice more because the entire wooden bridge is green. If you come at noon, the weather is hot, I give it a 10. But I came because of my true faith… The first time I came, I made a vow… If it works, I will come back to pay respects… If you ask if it works as I wished, it is not 100 percent, but I came because I like it… #MissingNature #WhereToGoToday #Thailand P.S. The picture is unedited, I don't want to deceive you.

#WinterTravel Today, we will take everyone to visit a place that can be called a symbol of Mae Hong Son Province, which is "Sutong Pae Bridge". It is a bridge of faith that monks, novices, and villagers worked together to build to make it more convenient for monks and novices to go on alms rounds during the rainy season. You can come and see it all day long. This place is very beautiful and the atmosphere is very good. If you come in the winter, I tell you that it will be even more awesome.

#VisitMaeHongSon A beautiful wooden bridge in Mae Hong Son About 8 kilometers from Mae Hong Son city "Sutongpe Bridge" is a wooden bridge that runs through the rice fields. It is a bridge that runs all the way to the temple. The locals call it the Successful Prayer Bridge. It is a merit bridge that was created and has become a favorite among locals and tourists like us. Don't miss the beautiful spots and beautiful views for us to take beautiful pictures to keep as memories. "Sutongpe Bridge ❤️" #VisitMaeHongSon

Sutongpe Bridge is located in Ban Kung Mai Sak, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province, about 8 kilometers from the city center. It is 2 meters wide and about 500 meters long. It is a wooden bridge that has become another popular tourist attraction. Sutongpe is a Shan language that means “prayers succeed” or some people say it means “success”. It is believed that if you stand in the middle of the bridge and pray for success, you will receive it. It is considered the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. Sutongpe Bridge is a bridge that was created from the faith and cooperation of monks and villagers of Kung Mai Sak who helped each other weave the floor of the bridge out of bamboo and stretch it across the rice fields of the owner who dedicated the rice fields. It was built to connect Phusama Dharma Garden and Kung Mai Sak Village, crossing the rice fields and a small river so that monks and villagers on the other side can travel back and forth between the villages more conveniently. #SutongpeBridge #MaeHongSon #MissingNature #WaitingForTheDayToTravel

Sutongpe Bridge, a check-in in Mae Hong Son Province Sutongpe Bridge is considered another name of another very famous place in Mae Hong Son Province. Anyone who comes to visit Mae Hong Son will stop by to take a photo and check in at the bridge, which has a surrounding atmosphere of green rice fields, contrasting with the brown bridge, plus the color of the sky. The photos come out very beautiful. But if anyone goes with a family, has small children or the elderly, it is recommended to go in the evening. The sun should be less, the weather should be better. There are also souvenir shops around the area. #SutongpeBridge #MaeHongSon

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#SongkranThip#Trip to the Forest Today, we will take everyone to visit the North, Mae Hong Son Province, a city of mountains and fog, here 📌 Sutongpe Bridge Location Sutongpe Bridge is located at Ban Kung Mai Sak, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province. One of the important landmarks of Mae Hong Son, a long wooden bridge across the rice fields to the temple. It is beautiful no matter what season you go. If you go in the winter, in the morning when there is fog floating, it will be very cool. It is a must-visit check-in point.

🌉 Sutongpe, the bamboo bridge of faith of Mae Hong Son people 🌉 🍀 Sutongpe Bridge is a bamboo bridge built with the faith of monks and villagers of Kung Mai Sak to connect the villagers' rice fields to worship at Suan Tham Phusama, which is about 500 meters away from Kung Mai Sak village. 🍀 Every morning at around 06.00 - 06.30, monks from Suan Tham Phusama walk across Sutongpe Bridge to receive alms and food from villagers and tourists. 🌅 🍀 Currently, Sutongpe Bridge is a popular tourist attraction in Mae Hong Son Province because it is a long bamboo bridge built by human hands. In addition, there is a beautiful view on both sides of the bridge, making it a rare sight and a popular place that attracts many tourists to visit. 🍀 When coming to Sutongpe Bridge, you can park your car on the Kung Mai Sak village side. There is a spacious parking lot. And you can also support the products of the villagers who come to sell in that area. 🥜🥜 Or you can park on the Phusama Natural Park side, but the distance into the natural park is farther than entering through the village. 🍀 Location of Sutongpe Bridge: Located at Ban Kung Mai Sak, Pang Mu Subdistrict, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province, the entrance to visit the bridge is on the same road as the way to Pang Tong National Park (Pang Ung) and Ban Rak Thai. 📍 Or you can travel according to the Map Link below 👇🏻https://goo.gl/maps/w9GLukxHxteHi3qX9 🙏🏻Thank you to everyone who came to like, share, comment and follow The Tabi Buddies. And souvenirs, follow us on 2 more channels below 👇🏻 YouTube: The Tabi Buddies Facebook: The Tabi Buddies Travel Friends #MountainTravel #MaeHongSon #CheckInMaeHongSon #VisitMaeHongSon #MaeHongSonProvince #SutongpeBridge #Mae Hong Son Review #Bridge of Faith

Sutongpe Bridge Another easy-to-travel and cool check-in spot is the wooden bridge that stretches across the green rice fields during the rainy season. It holds the record for being the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. This bridge was created because of the faith and cooperation of monks and local villagers who worked together to build the bridge across the rice fields to facilitate connecting the temple with the village so that it is easier to walk. Sutongpe is a Shan language that means a wish that comes true. Therefore, it is believed that if you stand in the middle of this bridge and pray for something, your wish will come true. If you want to know if it's true, you have to come and try it. #Waiting for the day to travel

Sutongpe Bridge is the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. It is a popular tourist attraction in Mae Hong Son Province. Everyone who comes here loves the atmosphere. The word Sutongpe is a Shan language, meaning a wish fulfilled. Some people translate it as success. It is believed that if anyone stands in the middle of the bridge and prays for success, they will have their wish fulfilled. Sutongpe Bridge is located in Ban Kung Mai Sak, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province, only 8 kilometers from the city center, no more than 15 minutes by car. #CheckinMaeHongSon #Mr.Tourist

Su Tong Pae Bridge, Mae Hong Son: The meaning of the bridge is “The wishes come true”. The bridge has been built across from the temple to the community so the minks can walk on the bridge instead of walking on the rice field. This bridge made from bamboo wood in a nice local style.

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Su Tong Pae Bridge is a beautiful bamboo bridge located in Mae Hong Son, Thailand, famous for its fantastic scenery between green rice fields and mountains. This bridge was built mainly for monks and local people to enter and leave the temple, and is a special place with traditional values ​​and beliefs. In the morning, the fog creates a more mysterious atmosphere, and the peaceful scenery blending with nature leaves a deep impression on travelers. #Southeast Asia Travel

This is my second time here. I saw the merit bridge that the villagers and monks built together based on their faith. The same place but the atmosphere and many things have changed. It has changed for the better. I am so happy to be back again. It is still peaceful and the nature is still green and lush. #VisitMaeHongSon #SutongPeBridge #bowamorn

#100TravelTips 🏕️ After watching #WimanNam, I want to follow you to travel to #MaeHongSon with beautiful locations that I believe are fun to travel to and challenge every location for sure. 🌳 So, I took this opportunity to find other travel locations in Mae Hong Son Province to share with all my fellow neeks. Each place is guaranteed to be a great trip with a beautiful view that will pierce your heart. Let's see where they are!! 📍Sutongpe Bridge Pang Mu Subdistrict, Mueang Mae Hong Son District, Mae Hong Son 58000 #MaeHongSon #VisitMaeHongSon #VisitNorth #VisitNorth

Located on the route from Pai to Mae Hong Son district. The entrance is quite hard to spot as the sign is not very clear, especially during the rainy season when the trees grow and obscure it. Even with GPS, it's easy to miss 😅 From the main road, you enter a village path, and soon you'll reach the temple to pay respects. Then, you can take a leisurely walk and snap photos on the long bamboo bridge that stretches over the lush green rice fields. It's beautiful. It doesn't take much time, so if you're passing by, stop to visit the temple, make a wish, and take some beautiful photos before continuing your journey.

Mae Hong Son attractions Sutong Pae Bridge Travelers and photographers must love the beauty and the magnificent photos here. Sutong Pae Bridge, Mae Hong Son, is the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. Its beauty varies depending on the season. During the rice farming season, during the rainy season, the rice fields below will be lush green. However, during the winter when we visited, the green rice fields will turn golden yellow, giving a different kind of beautiful feeling. You can visit all year round. #Flying with Trip

⛰️ “The City of Three Mists” ⛰️ is the nickname of Mae Hong Son Province. Due to its geographical features with high and complex mountains, cool weather, and fog covering the whole year, “Mae Hong Son” is a province that both Thai and foreign tourists want to visit at least once in their lives. ✨🤗✨ ✨🤗 Today, we will take you to a tourist attraction in Mae Hong Son Province that is charming and magical, full of faith, which is “Sutongpe Bridge”, the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand (approximately 500-600 meters). It is a bridge that monks, novices, and villagers with faith have worked together to build as a route connecting Kung Mai Sak Village and Phu Samanaram Temple. ✨🙏✨ ✨💡The word “Sutongpe” is a Shan language that means “prayer fulfilled”. It is believed that… if anyone walks across this bridge and prays for something, It will be successful as hoped for💡✨ #Recommended ❌Don't miss❌ ✅ Every morning, around 05:30 - 06:00 at "Sutongpe Bridge", there will be monks from Phusomnaram Temple walking on the bridge to collect alms. There will be villagers and tourists waiting to give alms. It is a truly beautiful Buddhist tradition. ✨📸✨ ✅ On the bridge crossing side of Kung Mai Sak Village, there are many shops selling products, handicrafts, bags, clothes and souvenirs along the way for you to choose to buy as souvenirs. ✨🤗✨ 🌟 Please follow the Non-Stop Travel page: Travel • Not • Stop. 🤗 You will definitely not miss delicious restaurants, beautiful cafes and cool tourist attractions. ✨👍✨ 🌎 : https://maps.app.goo.gl/WqJQCi1Sf23VHPgR8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 🗓️ : Open every day Mon-Sun ⏰ : Open all day 🚘 : Parking available // Parking is available on both sides, Kong Mai Sak Village and Phu Samanaram Temple #Sutongpe Bridge #Sutongpe #Mae Hong Son #Secondary city #The longest bamboo bridge in Thailand #Travel #Visit Mae Hong Son #City of three mists #Bridge of faith #Tourism #Travel Thailand #nonstoptravelnonstoptravel #nonstoptravel #Nonstoptravel

Bamboo bridge in the middle of the rice fields, the longest in Thailand 🌤️ 🌾 Another must-visit place in Mae Hong Son Province, the Bamboo Bridge, a landmark for taking beautiful photos, overlooking the natural scenery and the villagers' rice fields. During the rainy season, the rice fields are lush and green, but during the winter, the fields turn golden yellow. 🌞 Sutongpe is a Shan language, meaning a wish fulfilled. The origin of this name came from the joint construction of a bamboo bridge for monks and novices from Phusama Dharma Garden and the villagers in that area to travel back and forth. Therefore, this bridge is like a wish fulfilled for everyone. 💫 This bridge connects Kung Mai Sak village and Phusama Dharma Garden, which is not a large and magnificent meditation center, but is filled with an atmosphere of faith. The temple enshrines Luang Pho Sutongpe, a golden Burmese-style Buddha statue. 📍 Ban Kung Mai Sak, Village 2, Pang Mu Subdistrict, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province #VisitMaeHongSon #SutongPeBridge #MaeHongSon

📌 Interesting facts Sutongpe Bridge, Ban Kung Mai Sak, Village No. 2, Pang Mu Subdistrict, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province, is open for visitors to visit all day long. It is a bamboo bridge about 500 meters long, connecting Phusama Dharma Park and Ban Kung Mai Sak, crossing rice fields and the Mae Sanga River. It is a bridge that monks, novices, and villagers built together. Go with Angna 😊 It's not difficult to get there. Just book your flight with Trip.com, book your accommodation, transportation, and car, and go to the airport. Let TripGenie book and answer any questions you have. 5555 Do you know who TripGenie is? Let's meet. #dreamvoyage

#Sutongpe Bridge is the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. It is 2 meters wide and about 600 meters long. The word "Sutongpe" is a Shan language, meaning "prayers fulfilled". It is a bridge connecting ##Kungmaisak village and #Phusomnaram temple. Beside the bridge is a rice field. When I came here, it was harvest season and I could only see stubble. But the cold wind blew gently, making it cool and comfortable. When you walk to the end of the bridge, you can climb the stairs to worship at Phusomnaram temple.

• Sutongpe Bridge 🛕✨ Give yourself some time, travel alone, and you will see a different world🌎. Sutongpe Bridge is located in Ban Kung Mai Sak, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province, about 8 kilometers from the city center. It is 2 meters wide and about 500 meters long. It is a wooden bridge that has become another popular tourist attraction. Sutongpe is a Shan language that means a wish fulfilled, or some people say it means success. It is believed that if you stand in the middle of the bridge and pray for any success, you will receive it. It is considered the longest bamboo bridge🎋 in Thailand. Sutongpe Bridge is a bridge born from the faith and cooperation of monks and villagers of Kung Mai Sak who helped each other weave the floor of the bridge with bamboo stretching across the rice fields of the owner who dedicated the rice fields. It was built to connect Phusama Dharma Garden and Kung Mai Sak Village, crossing the rice fields and a small river to make it more convenient for monks and villagers on the other side to travel between the villages. #Mae Hong Son Review #Mae Hong Son Check-in #Mae Hong Son, the City of Three Mists #Mae Hong Son is also good

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Sutongpe Bridge is located in Ban Kung Mai Sak, Tambon Pang Mu, Amphoe Mueang, Mae Hong Son Province, approximately 8 kilometers from the city. It is a bamboo bridge built across the rice fields from Ban Kung Mai Sak, across the Sanga River, connecting to “Suan Tham Phusama”, a peaceful and secluded meditation center. It was created from the faith of the villagers. The owner of the rice fields offered the rice fields that the bridge passed through. Other devotees also donated wooden poles, bamboo, labor, and other factors to build this bridge. #VisitMaeHongSon

Before entering Mae Hong Son city, you will find a tourist attraction, Sutongpe Bridge, which is about 800 meters long. It is a collaboration of monks and villagers, connecting Suan Tham with the village. In the morning, if you want to walk across this bridge to collect alms, you can give alms in the morning at 6 o'clock. During this time, the rice fields are green. I would like to suggest not to come during the day. You will definitely become white and black.

#VisitMaeHongSon #CityOfThreeMist Sutongpe Bridge is the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. 🌞Location: Located at Ban Kung Mai Sak, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province, approximately 8 kilometers from the city center. ✨Atmosphere: It is a beautiful bamboo bridge, approximately 500 meters long. It has now become another popular tourist attraction. 💞Knowledge: Sutongpe is a Shan language that means a wish has been fulfilled. Some people say that it means success. It is believed that if you stand in the middle of the bridge and pray for any success, you will receive it. If you go to Mae Hong Son, don't forget to stop by. Those who believe in superstition must come here.

#VisitMaeHongSon 🌁Sutongpe Bridge is located in Ban Kung Mai Sak, Mueang Mae Hong Son District. It is a bamboo bridge that monks and villagers of Kung Mai Sak jointly built for monks and villagers to use to travel between each other. 👍Sutongpe is a Shan language that means praying successfully or success. It is believed that if you stand in the middle of the bridge and pray for success, you will have your wish come true. Just visiting it is like your wish has come true. Just walking around and admiring the beauty of the bridge and the surrounding atmosphere is enough to make you happy.