The bridge offers scenic views of the surrounding reservoir and local life, with many highlighting the beautiful scenery at sunrise and sunset. I enjoy walking across the functional pedestrian bridge, observing traditional Mon houses, and experiencing the local way of life. The surrounding area features small eateries and craft stalls.

The Mon Bridge is the longest wooden bridge in Thailand and a beautiful symbol of Sangkhla Buri’s cultural harmony. Walking across it gives you a scenic view of the reservoir and local life. In the morning, you can see locals giving alms to monks, and in the evening, the golden light reflects beautifully on the water. It’s a great place to experience both nature and the cultural richness of the Mon and Thai communities.This long wooden bridge is full of character and a must-see in Sangkhla Buri. Locals walk across it daily, and you can experience both Thai and Mon traditions here. Great views, especially at sunrise or sunset.

A wooden bridge built for connect the Mon village and Thai village across the dam. It's an iconic place for people visiting the Mon village to shoot some photos.

According to the locals in Sangkhla Buri, Mon Bridge is a major attraction in the city, 850 meters long and the longest wooden bridge in Thailand. I came out a little crooked in relation to the bridge, so I ended up walking the bamboo bridge to the other side, where there are cafes and restaurants, and walked back over Mon Bridge. A nice walk of about 1.75 kilometers round trip, where you also see both restaurants and accommodations, as well as private residences on rafts on both sides of the bridge.

A motorcycle ride to Mon Bridge is unforgettable—scenic mountain roads, fresh air, and a stunning wooden bridge with a peaceful village vibe at the end. Mon Bridge in Sangkhla Buri is a must-visit in Kanchanaburi—Thailand’s longest wooden bridge, built by the Mon community. Walking across feels peaceful and cultural, especially at sunrise when the mist covers the river and locals give alms to monks. The views are stunning, the atmosphere is unique, and the nearby Mon village adds so much charm. A beautiful mix of history, tradition, and scenery all in one place

The wood construction is impressive and it feels satisfying to walk over the bridge. From here you can also see the sunken temple via boat tour.

Mon Bridge is a great sight and experience in Sangkla Buri. At the north end of the bridge there is a great restaurant with good views of the bridge

Popular spot for breakfast in Mon Village, Sangkhlaburi. Minced pork with blanched eggs on porridge is the best-seller dish here. You can also try the chicken curry with nan bread, but beware of its spiciness.

Delicious breakfast right after the monks had passed through the street. Tasty food.

Food is good but the staffs are super unfriendly and impatient. They should treat customers respectfully and shouldn’t be working there if they can’t provide that.

Delicious breakfast in Mon village, great place to get food after giving alms to the monks in the morning. Porridge(Jok) and roti with curry are delicious. Myanmar tea and Thai tea were also good; however, Myanmar tea was a bit too sweet. Myanmar noodle was average, not really recommend. Everything else was good!

Food is simple and nothing special. There’s no toilet available, which is quite inconvenient.

Good breakfast!! So many people 😁

Popular restaurant, serve good breakfast

A village deep in the hills. People visited usually to stay overnight and do iconic activity by dress like Mon people then give alms to the monk in morning.

In this place you can enjoy walking around the local area of Mon life, also you can paddle SUP or kayak to see the village.

What an amazing place to visit and experience. Fantastic walking down all the small streets and see the amazing houses and shops and just in general the way people live here. All Mon people are so friendly and welcoming. This is one of the best places I have ever been to in Thailand and I would recommend everyone to go experience this truly magical place

It's a must to visit if you travel to Sangklaburi in Kanjanaburi. Although it has changed a lot, it's still worth paying a visit. The scenic views of the iconic bridge itself and Mon village along with the traditional food and culture, are something to enjoy and cherish. If you are into photography, you need to do your research before getting there to know where and when are the right places and times to capture your photos.

Morning time is the best time to visit this village. Don’t miss the time when people give merit to the monks. It is the most significant time & activity in this village.

Beautiful place where you get a taste of Myanmar. The village allows to encounter the Mon culture, and the wooden bridge and the lake offer great scenery. The road to reach the village is also very nice.

An interesting bridge. Made of wood. Early morning crowded. Nice monk ceremony

Amazing food and coffee, I recommend getting their flat croissant and getting their iced drinks. Good vibes and atmosphere

They didn't have any coffee when we went for some reason but the cold drinks we got were nice. Beautiful location!

Very nice cafe ❤️ Good view, nice coffee☕, waffles is very yummy 😋😋😋

Nice atmosphere reasonable price tasty coffee

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(Translated by Google) A coffee shop is located in the resort. It's a coffee shop with a beautiful view. You can see Mon Bridge in the distance. Good atmosphere, very good service, fast service, good coffee, delicious desserts. (Original) ร้านกาแฟตั้งอยู่ในรีสอร์ทอีกที เป็นร้านกาแฟวิวสวย เห็นสะพานมอญอยู่ไกลๆ บรรยากาศดี บริการดีมาก ได้ไว กาแฟดี ขนมอร่อย

Great accomodation

If you are interested in Mon style architecture and the Mon people, then Wat Wang Wiwekaram is a great place to visit. It is a beautiful and peaceful temple that is full of history and culture. You can distinguish the Mon style from the Thai- or Ayuthaya style by comparing the shape, size, and decoration of the pagodas or stupas. The Mon pagodas tend to be more slender and taller than the Thai ones, and they often have a lotus-shaped finial at the top. The Mon pagodas also have more elaborate carvings and sculptures on their walls and niches, while the Thai pagodas are plain. This temple is the spiritual center of the Mon people in Thailand and is dedicated to Luang Pho Uttama, a revered monk who was born in Myanmar and died in 1983. The temple was built in 1953 by Luang Pho Uttama and a group of Karen and Mon immigrants. It is a large complex that includes a main Buddha image, a museum, and a library. Wat Wang Wiwekaram is a popular tourist destination and is especially busy during the annual Mon Festival, which is held in February. The temple is also a popular place for Thai people to come to pray and seek blessings from Luang Pho Uttama.

A Buddhist temple in Mon architecture. A place of a Mable Buddha statue. It's a famous and respectful for Mon people. It's moved here after the Dam was built and sink the old one.

Very beautiful Buddhist temple.

One of the highlights of Mon Community's Songkran Festival at Sangkhla Buri is using bamboo water spouts for pouring water on monks instead of pouring water on them directly. The traditional ceremony will happen on 17th April every year. I had a chance to be there 2 years in a row. Very impressive. #watwangwiwekaram #buddhakayapagoda #songkranfestival #montraditionalsongkranfestival #sangkhlaburi #thongphaphum #kanchanaburi

Complex of multiple temples close to each other. This is not Thai style so you can feel a little bit of Nepal in Thailand. Not the coolest thing I have ever seen, but it's close to Chedi Phutthakhaya. So if you are already close to the place, pay a visit also to this temple complex.

Beautiful temple complex in Sangkhlaburi formerly led by the revered late Luang Phor Uttama.

What do we get when you mix Mon and Thai architecture in one place and here we are. I just love the decal from the inside and the out side of this temple.

WOW! What a surreal experience, the gold temple can be seen from the lake, shimmering, majestic, towering and glowing! The temple has an array of gongs, many intricate decorations, tapestries and spectacular architecture. I also loved the photography flanking some of the corridors. Truly surreal and beautiful, also an interesting history as the founding Monk was revered for his ability to bring the various groups together, Mon, Karen and Thai. Can't wait to return! PS: This place isn't touristy at all (no Westerners) only Thai tourists.

A large and beautiful building, with lots of decoration and statues. Here it is clean and nice, in quiet surroundings. The area in front of the Stupa has many sales stalls, for both food and drink, souvenirs, clothes and other items. The car park is in front of the place, and has plenty of spaces.

One of the 3 major landmarks of Songkhlaburi perched high on the mountain. A gold magnet that demands to be seen close up. Close up it is even more impressive as you can appreciate its size and architecture. Inside there are number of buddha statues. The main one where most people pray and make offerings is on top of the main stairs.

Wonderful place to visit. Very unique golden stupa and many different beautiful sacred areas around it. There’s a lot of small shops and food stalls around the temple area and the dogs here are pretty relaxed about visitors. Definitely a place worth visiting

Buddhakaya Chedi - a Buddhist stupa - is a replica of the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, India, where the Buddha attained enlightenment. The stupa is made of white concrete and is surrounded by a lotus pond. It is a popular tourist destination and is said to be a place of great spiritual energy. Overall, Buddhakaya Chedi is a beautiful and spiritual place that is worth visiting. If you are looking for a place to relax and connect with your inner peace, then this is the place for you.

A Buddhist place stored The relics of the Lord Buddha.

Don't miss an opportunity to take a picture of Buddha in motion, as it's definitely not something common. Buddha is outside of the main building. What was interesting for me was to see women doing reconstruction of the floor close to the entrance of the temple. Is seems that genders in Thailand are really equal.

Good location with amenities. Great scenic view. 5 mins walk to Mon Bridge. Clean BUT very old room. Power trip a few times in the middle of the night. Bed is hard to sleep. Will not recommend and never wanna come back here again! :(

Couldn't think of any resort that could be more perfect trip for a Sangkhlaburi trip. The location of mountain view gave a dreamy point of view seeing a vibrant blue sky right from your balcony, while enjoying the rainy and fog in the early morning in a chilly temperature. Food and local restaurants are walkable with less than 500 meters walk or choose the option of enjoying restaurant within the resort. The night vibe is super beautiful with city lights which I chose to float in the swimming pool. Since this place located in the middle of nature, noted that insects are some factors you can hardly avoided.

I used the gym and pool on day pass and it was a great facility. I always had the gym to myself and the pool was a lovely temperature with a fantastic view. The day pass is very cheap as well, only 100 BHT

Great location right above the impressive Mon Bridge in Sangklaburi. Make sure to wake up before sunrise for nice pictures and to go see the colorful monks on Mon Bridge

Amazing hotel with amazing views overlooking the mountains and the Mon bridge. Everything is in walkable distance from this hotel. Nice clean spacious room with good working air con and good quality beds. The restaurant is also good and like the rooms with incredible views. Would recommend this place to all and I will definitely be back again

The hotel is in an excellent location between the Mon Bridge and Red Bridge. It is possibly the largest resort nearest the bridge with bungalows and hotel rooms, and a swimming pool. However, the rooms are looking a little dated. A bit of TLC wouldn't go a miss. For that reason and where the resort is- as in not Pattaya or Hua Hin - , I feel it was a bit expensive for the quality of accommodatiion. We had a discount too. The food was fine and nothing to write home about. I probably sound more negative than I should to be fair. Summary: An excellently placed resort with a few quirks and kinks that you may not consider value for money compared to other resorts you may have visited. I'll post a video on YouTube's Our Man In Bangkok channel soon. You can see the room and why I gave the review. A fur coat and no knickers sort of place.

A little underwhelming, nice staff but the property we stayed at needs updating, nothing to heat your food so a small microwave would be helpful in the property