The longest suspension bridge in the Northeast

📍 Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge, Ubon Ratchathani Province is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the Northeast, almost 300 meters long, connecting the two sides of Kaeng Tana and Don Tana. It is used for crossing the Mun River for tourism and nature study. It is located in Kaeng Tana National Park. It is another viewpoint for evening views and watching the sunset on the Mun River beautifully. 🌻 The characteristics of this bridge are a steel bridge structure connected to the pillars with large steel wires. The floor is covered with wood placed together. The bridge is only 2 meters wide. Along the way, I felt a little dizzy and my legs were shaking a little. For those who are afraid of heights, I recommend standing to take a cool photo, checking in at the sign in front to say that you have arrived. Or you can stand and enjoy the view around the bridge. You can see the water above Kaeng Tana. 😊🗺 Place name: Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge ✨ Interesting things: The longest suspension bridge in the Northeast 🗣 Advice: Walk carefully across the bridge #Ubonratchathani #KaengTana #TravelThailand #TravelThailand #WhereToTravel #NatureTherapy