Saphan Mon Bridge

May 23, 2011

Near Myanmar Border Saphan Mon Longest Wooden Bridge - Sangkhlaburi, Thailand - Daily Travel Photos
(Sangkhlaburi, Thailand)
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Thailand's longest wooden bridge, the manually constructed Saphan Mon near the Myanmar border in Sangkhlaburi.

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