Bamboo Bridge No. 8 was created through the collaboration of local farmers from Phana Sawan Village, who transformed 12 rai of rice fields into a community-based tourism destination under the OTOP Nawatwithi project, aiming to attract visitors and generate sustainable income for the local community.

Physical Features:

The bamboo bridge stands approximately 1 meter high, 1.5 meters wide, and extends over 200 meters in length. Its most distinctive feature is the figure-eight design, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune, making it a popular check-in landmark.

Atmosphere:

Along the walkway, visitors will find traditional vetiver-grass thatched huts placed at intervals, perfect for resting and enjoying the natural breeze. Scarecrows and simple rural decorations enhance the warm, peaceful countryside atmosphere.

Community Products:

Near the entrance, local vendors offer traditional snacks, rice noodles, and homemade foods, allowing visitors to experience authentic village flavors.

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How to Get There

By Private Car:

• From Nakhon Sawan city, drive toward Lat Yao District, then continue to Mae Poen District. Upon entering Mae Poen Subdistrict, clear signposts will guide you to Phana Sawan Village and Bamboo Bridge No. 8.

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Travel Tips

• Best Season: The most scenic period is during the rice-growing season (August – November) when the fields are vibrant green, or just before harvest when the rice turns golden yellow.

• Activities: Wear bright-colored clothing or traditional outfits to create beautiful contrast against the green rice fields for stunning photos.

• Review: “A peaceful and authentic rural atmosphere. Friendly villagers and beautiful scenery—perfect for a relaxing escape from city life.”

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Admission Fee:

• Free admission (no entrance fee)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 06:00 to 18:00 (Approximately, depending on natural daylight)