“Sutongpe Bridge”, a bamboo bridge “of faith”

⛰️ “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