🤟 3 organizations decide the Thai-Burmese border.

🍹 When I had the opportunity to visit Sangkhla Buri, how could we not stop by the symbol that indicates the end of the western border of Thailand, the border between Thailand and Burma, or what we call the Three Pagodas Bouder.

✅ This is like a symbol of the Thai-Myanmar border crossing. Currently, this is one of the busiest border crossings in the central region, especially on weekends. We will see many tourists traveling to buy unusual products, and I am one of them. As well as vendors from both Thailand and Burma who bring their products to sell in a lively manner.
💙 After taking pictures of the three pagodas, which are considered the highlight of this place, I took the opportunity to go shopping for souvenirs. There are many to choose from, such as:
🪑 Furniture (I got a new Buddha shelf for my grandfather at home)
🏵 Orchid products (I picked 5 plants that are growing well)
🥫 Burmese food (I bought souvenirs for my younger siblings and seniors in the club)
🧱 Wild trees (I couldn't carry this one Then I have to spend money)
🍧 Big watermelon (no more left, I bought 5, very sweet and delicious)
🥫 Imported alcohol (bought a full bottle that they allow...hehehe)
📍 Address: Three Pagodas Pass, Thai-Burma, Nong Lu Subdistrict
📌 Sangkhla Buri District, Kanchanaburi Province 71240
🚗 There is a parking lot and a 20 baht car park fee
📸 There are many photo spots.
⏰ Open for visit: 06.00-18.00 hrs.
☎️ 02-105-1000
💵 No charge
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Post by Indy Trip | Dec 24, 2022