The Colonel here, just helping
Stamp out as this is the 3rd largest province in Thailand and a great place for a week-end or longer.
This is me views of Kan as one lives there on the week-ends:-
Did you know that we have our own Beach in Kan ?
Three Pagodas Pass
This pass approximately 22 kilometers from Sangkhla Buri.
This rugged Thai-Burmese border was once a strategic military route for both the Thai and Burmese; however, it is currently a small border market.
The three miniature pagodas are memorials to the traditional invasion route favoured by Burmese soldiers during the Ayutthaya period (1350-1767).
Visitors wishing to visit Myanmar are advised to obtain a pass, which allows visitors to visit Burmese settlements from Sangkhla Buri Immigration Office. A Fee of
US$10 is applied. The border opens between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., depending on the political situation.
Mon Bridge.
Also known locally as Uttamanuson Bridge, the bridge links Sangkhla Buri and Mon villages. Thailand's longest wooden bridge, it is 850 meters long and crosses Maenam Songkaria.
Thanthungna Dam 2006 the first Dam before "
Srinakarin Dam "
Srinakarin Dam, very near Erawan Waterfall
the udder side of this great Dam
Wampo Viaduct
and after a long day's trip when you come back to Kan
Enjoy Kan like I do each week-end.
The Colonel - Kan Win
P.S. 7 panoramic photos posted so that you Kan see the whole view
) there working on the bridge--60,000.
