Taksin Maharat Bridge It is a bridge that spans the mouth of the Chanthaburi River in Laem Sing District, connecting Pak Nam Laem Sing Sub-district and Bang Kachai Sub-district on the opposite bank. It is the longest bridge in the Eastern region, with a length of 1,060 meters.

The Taksin Maharat Bridge is considered part of the "Chaloem Burapha Chonlathit Road," which is the longest and most beautiful coastal tourist road in the Eastern region, connecting various beaches and important seaside attractions of Chanthaburi Province. It offers beautiful scenery and viewpoints, allowing sight of the local fishing community stretching along the banks of the Chanthaburi River mouth. It is one of the most beautiful spots in Chanthaburi for viewing the sunset and is also a spot for fishing enthusiasts.

Atmosphere and Visiting The best time to visit is in the evening, when you can clearly watch the sunset over the Chanthaburi River. The sky and water turn golden-orange, creating a romantic atmosphere. In addition, the bridge is also popular among anglers who come to cast their lines at various spots.

• Private Car: The bridge is located on Rural Highway Ry.4036, which is the main route for entering Laem Sing District, particularly when traveling from Khlung District to the Laem Sing area

• Best Time to Visit: It is recommended to visit in the evening before sunset for the most beautiful views.

• Safety: If stopping to take photos, please exercise extreme caution, as the bridge is continuously used by vehicles.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee 

Opening Hours:

• Open for traffic 24 hours a day