[2025 Pai Attraction] Travel Guide for Kho Ku So Bamboo Bridge (Updated May)

The Boon Khok Ku So Bridge in October, the green and white trees are beginning to grow, so beautiful beyond words. The word Kho means “bridge”, and Ku So means “merit or good deeds”. So, Khok Ku So means “Bridge of Merit”. It was built with the faith of Pai Buddhists to allow monks at Huai Khai Khiri Buddha Park to walk across the rice fields to collect alms closer than the original route, without trampling on the villagers’ crops. At the same time, it also facilitates tourists to cross to make merit, worship the Buddha, and enjoy the beautiful nature of the forest and rice fields along the way. #culturetrip #pai #paimaehongson

Walking the peaceful Bamboo Bridge in Pai, surrounded by endless green rice fields and mountain views—pure serenity in northern Thailand!

Bamboo bridge in the city of Pai, a must go if you are going to visit the north of this beautiful country

#2024wish The Kho Ku So Bamboo Bridge in Pai District, Thailand, is a serene marvel that captivates visitors with its natural beauty. Having explored the area last month, I likely marveled at the intricate bamboo construction that seamlessly blends with the lush surroundings. The bridge spans across verdant landscapes, providing a tranquil pathway that immerses visitors in the idyllic charm of Pai. The peaceful ambiance of the Kho Ku So Bamboo Bridge allows for a leisurely stroll, offering a unique perspective of the region's natural allure. The soothing sounds of nature, coupled with the impressive craftsmanship of the bamboo structure, create an unforgettable experience. My visit to this enchanting destination must have left me with a lasting impression of tranquility and the harmonious coexistence of human-made marvels with the pristine environment. In 2024, I want to visit London.

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Situated just outside of Pai, this attraction is the ideal way to waste a sunny afternoon and experience a slice of the local culture. We visited this area along with a number of others on the same day such as Pai Canyon, the land split, Pam Bok waterfall along with a few others. The bridge is quite long and stretches out across the river fields in various directions with a number of sheltered areas along the way to give you some relief from the pounding sun. If you follow the bridge to the very end it will take you to a temple nestled in the forest, Finish off with a cold smoothie at the Pambok coffee shop for the complete experience.