👉 "E-tong", a town shrouded in mist with cool weather almost all year round. During my trip to Kanchanaburi this time, I took a detour up the mountain to visit E-tong village. It's a small, charming town, but it took us 399 curves to get there. The road to E-tong village is narrow, and in some sections, traffic must stop to allow oncoming vehicles to pass. Drivers need to be skilled and careful.

"E-Tong Village" is a small village with old mines that tourists can visit. Tourists come here almost all year round because it is quiet and peaceful. If you want to recharge your batteries, this is the place for you. Most of the resorts are small and do not have air conditioning, but it is not too hot because the nights are cool and comfortable.

The allure of the abandoned Pilok Mine

The Pilok Mine, a relic of the past, offers a glimpse into the region's mining history. Visitors can explore the remnants of the mine, including old vehicles, machinery, and houses once used by miners. Located near a village, the site is easily accessible on foot.

👉 "E-Tong Market" is a market in a small village with goods from both Myanmar and Thailand. There are shops selling clothes, souvenirs, and other items. However, the market's main attraction is its bridge. While Korea has a bridge for couples to lock padlocks, E-Tong has a bridge for tourists to hang wooden plaques with their heartfelt messages. The bridge is adorned with numerous plaques, creating a unique and picturesque sight.

The flagpole hill, also known as the Thai-Myanmar Friendship Viewpoint, is a location where the flags of Thailand and Myanmar are raised. This spot offers scenic views, allowing visitors to see the Myanmar side. Thai and Myanmar soldiers are stationed here to ensure security. Visitors can cross the border into Myanmar to enjoy the breathtaking scenery.

👉 "Naen Chang Suek" is a scenic viewpoint and a memorial site commemorating General Tawan Ruengrair, who died in a helicopter crash in Kaeng Krachan in 2011. The viewpoint offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the village of E-tong.

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Homestays are plentiful around the village pond.

The Old Mining Bridge is located at the entrance to E-Tong Market.

E-Tong Market

Just past the market entrance, you will find a bridge adorned with numerous wooden prayer plaques.

Thousands upon thousands of wooden planks lay scattered.

Visit every month and leave your name on the wooden board too. 555

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The lakeside path in the village, during the winter mornings, will have a gentle mist flowing over the water's surface.


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Upon arriving at Pilok, it is customary to take a photo to check in.

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Pilok Post Office, another unmissable photo spot.


The former residences of mining concessionaires, which are still in excellent condition today.


Philock Mine, an old mine that is still open to the public.


Old mineral warehouse


Mining equipment, machinery, and vehicles used during the mining boom.




Mineral shed


E-tong village, with its classic entrance and signpost.


Just a short distance beyond Baan E-Tong is the Union of Myanmar.


Let's head into the village then.


When you arrive at Pilok, you must send a postcard to your special someone.




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This area of Pilok is rich in tin and wolfram.


E-Tong Market, where goods from both Burma and Thailand are sold.

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Thailand-Myanmar Relations


The Thai and Burmese sides are only a short distance apart, with Burmese and Thai soldiers stationed there at all times.


The view from the Burmese side is also beautiful.


Flagpole Hill Viewpoint

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The Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge allows visitors to cross over and enjoy the view of the Burmese side.

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View of the Burmese side


The Elephant Tusk Hill also serves as a base for the Border Patrol Police.


Passenger cars can access Elephant Tusk Hill, but the access road is unpaved and has numerous potholes.


General Tawon Rungsi Monument



A breathtaking view of endless mountains unfolds from the top of Khao Chang Suk, where a refreshing breeze gently caresses the skin.


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Panoramic view.


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