Hiran Narumit Bridge was built to connect the town center of Chum Saeng with the eastern side of the Nan River, replacing traditional boat crossings used in the past. Today, it has become an important cultural and tourism landmark of the community.

Classic Architecture

The bridge features a steel suspension structure supported by large cables, with a wooden deck painted in vivid yellow. The color contrasts beautifully with the greenish river and blue sky, making it a popular photography spot, especially among travelers who enjoy a vintage atmosphere.

Following the TV Drama “Krong Kam”

After the nationwide success of the Thai TV drama “Krong Kam”, which used Chum Saeng as its main setting, the bridge became a must-visit check-in location for drama fans, offering a nostalgic feeling of old-town Thailand.

Riverside Way of Life

From the bridge, visitors can observe the simple daily life of local residents, including traditional fishing boats and well-preserved wooden houses lining the riverbanks, reflecting the authentic charm of Chum Saeng.

Sunset Viewpoint

In the evening, the bridge transforms into a romantic sunset viewpoint, as golden sunlight reflects on the Nan River and the yellow steel structure, creating a truly memorable scene.

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How to Get There

By Private Car:

• From Nakhon Sawan city, take Highway No. 225 (Nakhon Sawan–Chum Saeng) for approximately 40 kilometers. Upon reaching Chum Saeng district, head toward the old market area. The bridge is located near Wat Koei Chai Nuea.

By Train:

• Highly recommended. Take a train to Chum Saeng Railway Station, a charming classic-style station. From there, walk about 1 kilometer, or take a local motorized tricycle to the bridge at an affordable fare.

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Travel Tips

• Golden Hour: Visit between 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM for cooler weather and the best lighting for photography.

• Explore the Old Market: After visiting the bridge, stroll through Chum Saeng Old Market to enjoy local food such as famous pork satay and traditional coconut ice cream.

• Watch for Motorcycles: Motorcycles are allowed on the bridge, so please be mindful and allow space for local traffic while taking photos.

 

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Admission Fee:

• Free of charge

Opening Hours:

• Open daily, 24 hours