Tinsulanonda bridge, Road bridge in Songkhla Province, Thailand.
The Tinsulanonda Bridge is a road crossing that spans the waters of Songkhla Province, connecting the mainland with Ko Yo island in southern Thailand. It accommodates vehicles and pedestrians, serving as a vital transportation route for the region.
The bridge was constructed during the 1980s as a milestone in Thailand's infrastructure development, connecting previously isolated coastal communities. This project opened new pathways for trade and movement between the regions.
The bridge links the bustling mainland with Ko Yo island, which is known for traditional crafts and fishing communities. For local residents, it represents the daily connection between their work and home life.
The bridge is open to traffic throughout the day and night, offering a steady crossing over the water. Visitors should expect local traffic patterns and potential delays during the monsoon season.
The structure was designed with specific materials and construction techniques to withstand the strong monsoon winds and salty marine environment. These engineering adaptations make it an example of how infrastructure responds to tropical conditions.
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