Kho Ku So Bamboo Bridge

The Bamboo Bridge area is very large and easy to spend a few hours exploring. You can enjoy walking near beautiful flower fields, spotting buffaloes and cows, and even reaching a Buddhist monastery hidden in the forest at the end of the bamboo bridge trail. There is also a small area where you can feed the fish, which adds a nice and calming touch to the visit. Parts of the walk are exposed to the sun, so it’s recommended to come prepared with a hat and water. Along the bridge, there are many nice stopping points with small cafés, shaded seating areas, and beautiful views — some even with hammocks, perfect for relaxing. The atmosphere throughout the area is very pleasant and peaceful. If you plan to enter the monastery area, it’s important to wear modest clothing.

This place was so fun!! Ofc you can walk across the bamboo bridge but you can also feed water bufflos (tip!), play funfair games for 30b, have a little chill at the cafe and play with the doggies, so many doggies !! All so friendly (only downside is they are very friendly with people but if another dog comes along there pact will gang up and fight the dog which wasn’t nice to see and happend about 3 times when we were there) however don’t let this effect anything just a warning ! You can also climb up these stairs and take super cool photos with the view behind aswell as take some cute photos in this flower field and the dogs might join you haha was a lovely day one of my favs ! 💕

nice place to visit for a relaxing stroll on the bamboo walkways. it goes quite far. few nice photo spots, fields, cows, flowers, etc. has some areas to sit down in the shade if the sun too much for you during midday. we ate at the restaurant/cafe by the parking lot when you get back from your walk and the food was tasty and the portions were good sized and priced fairly. we were definitely full after our meal. definitely worth a visit for a nice stroll and probably even nicer when the rice is in full growth.