The Mon Bridge in Sangkhlaburi is the city's main attraction. The Saphan Mony (Thai for "Saphan Mony") is a wooden bridge built by the Mon people, connecting the Thai part of the city with Wangkha, the Mon quarter. At 400 meters, it is the longest bridge of its kind. Originally open to vehicles, it is now a pedestrian bridge only. Cars and motorcycles use the concrete bridge located a little further away. A donation box for the bridge's upkeep is located at its entrance.

The Sangkhlaburi Mon Bridge is a particularly interesting place to watch the sunset, and why not have a meal at the same time in the small restaurant at the beginning of the bridge, on the right-hand side, on the Thai side?

If you are staying in the city, near the bus station, the walk to the Sanghklaburi Mon Bridge is a bit too long, so it is probably better to hire a tuk-tuk.

How to get there

How do you get to the Sangkhlaburi Mon Bridge? If you are staying in the city near the bus station, the walk to the Sangkhlaburi Mon Bridge is a bit too far, so it is recommended to hire a tuk-tuk.