We had a room in the Boondee House. We booked our tour there. We paid 1,600 Baht for a car (a Toyota SUV in good shape) and driver (who drovevery carefully). We visited several spots during a 6+ hours trip. The tour included the Sutongpe Bridge, a longneck village (250 baht entrance fee there is not included in the tour price) and several other sights. We were very satisfied with the tour.

It is just a bridge which the local Monks use for the morning alms giving ceremony, and as a link between villages. It is actually a steel structure with a wooden cladding. If you are in the area it is worth taking a look. The day we visited, there was a village function on, like a Fair, so we were lucky.

Coming from Pai you will come down a zig zag hill about 15 kl from Mai Hong Son. The turning is on the right at the start of a left hand bend and is signed to the Kings Palace . Once on this road the village is about 10 kl on the right. The entrance to the village is on a tight left hand bend and you basically go straight on. There is an arch over the village entrance. The bridge is on the right as you go through the village with a small dirt car park at the top of the footpath that leads to it. If you get to the temple you've missed it. It is sign posted off the main road but there are so many signs there it's easy to miss. I don't think it's signed coming from Pai. There are also small easy to miss signs at the village. It's well worth the trouble findingpp

Hi, It's just of the main road (1095) from Mae Hong Son to Pai. If you have a map of the area it shoudn't be to hard to find. If you don't want to drive there yourself, there should be plenty of guided tours or tuk-tuks heading there from Mae Hong Son.

The signs mostly in Thai, you can rent motorbike and go there by yourself. Get free map. The road is empty. You will enjoy the scenery along the way. People are very friendly. Ask for "Bann Kung Mai Sak" it's the name of the village