Nawarat Bridge

The bridge spans across the Mae Ping River, connecting different sections of Chiang Mai with its sturdy structure and pedestrian walkways.

Constructed in 1906, Nawarat Bridge underwent two major reconstructions, with the current version replacing the original Iron Bridge from the 1970s.

The bridge transforms into a central gathering point during the Loy Krathong festival when thousands of candlelit floats drift along the river.

Located on Tapae Road, this bridge provides direct access to numerous restaurants, temples, and the Warorot Market in central Chiang Mai.

The structure combines modern engineering with traditional Thai architectural elements, creating a functional landmark along the Mae Ping River.

GPS coordinates: 18.78764,99.00452

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45