This 410-meter-long bridge spans the Moei River and connects the Mae Sot district in Tak province with Myawaddy in Myanmar. Near the bridge is a border crossing – similar to the Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge in Nong Khai – but slightly shorter.

During the day, simply crossing the bridge offers a glimpse into the different lifestyles and cultures of the people from both countries. At night, the bridge is illuminated, creating a beautiful and romantic atmosphere. If you visit Mae Sot, you absolutely shouldn't miss this landmark in Tak.

This bridge, serving as a gateway between the Andaman region and Indochina, is 420 meters long and 13 meters wide. It spans the Moei River and connects Mae Sot District (Tak Province) with Myawaddy (Myanmar). It is part of the Asian Highway, which connects Thailand with Myanmar, South Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. **Border Crossing Information:** Thai tourists and residents of Mae Sot District can cross the border—on foot or by vehicle—by obtaining a temporary border permit at the Mae Sot border crossing. Fees are payable on both sides (Thailand and Myanmar), and mandatory vehicle insurance is required.

For questions before your trip, please contact: Mae Sot border crossing: Tel. +66 5556 3002, +66 5556 300

It is recommended to check the exact regulations at the Mae Sot border crossing before traveling, as these are subject to change. Foreign tourists must present their passport at the Thai border crossing to receive a free border stamp. On the Myanmar side, a fee of USD 10 per person is payable at the border crossing (subject to change).

Day trips are permitted between 05:30 and 20:30.

Tha Sai Luat Subdistrict, Mae Sot District, Tak 63110