Hello in Mon language @Sangkhlaburi on January 2-3, 2017. There are many reviews about the trip and accommodation. I would like to suggest that from the junction to Thong Pha Phum, turn right to Sangkhlaburi. It takes about 2 hours to drive. There will be no gas stations. You will find a gas station at the junction to Dan Chedi Sam Ong. There is a PTT gas station and a little further, there is an LPG gas station. If you don't turn right, go straight to the Mon Bridge. Oh, the sun has already set by the time we arrived at the accommodation.

He will come and ask if I want to apply Thanaka (Burmese face powder) like the one this guy is wearing, which makes him look handsome. I ended up being persuaded and gave in. -.-"

Fortunately (I think), the day we went was the last day of the walking street. We bought some food, tea, and soda. The prices here are cheap.

The owner of the raft we stayed at recommended a market before the Mon Bridge on the left-hand side. There are many delivery shops there.

The atmosphere was eerily silent, save for the intermittent sound of a boat in the distance. The air was cool and refreshing.

The view ahead is captivating, perfect for sipping tea. ^^ A mix of 4-line, 8-line, and 12-line verses.

I woke up at 2 am and set my alarm for 5 am, eager to catch the sunrise. But by 7 am, and then 8 am, the sun had yet to appear.

The original intention was to capture the light mist floating above the river. However, the weather was not cold enough, and the mist did not appear as often as expected.

The sun shone brightly, and the water filled the pond. The sun rose at almost 9 am that day. Sigh.

The bridge is extremely crowded due to the New Year's holiday.

It's quite tall.

A new day with bright sunlight, coupled with comfortable weather, a hot cup of coffee, hmmmmm, chilling (crossing the bridge to the Mon side).

It wasn't as relaxing as expected due to the large crowds.

This is definitely a place worth visiting at least once. However, it is recommended to go during the winter season to enjoy the cool weather and the misty atmosphere.