Asadang Bridge, Koh Sichang

Asadang Bridge is one of the key landmarks of Koh Sichang in Chonburi Province. This white wooden bridge stretches out into the sea and is located in front of Phra Chudadhuj Palace. It stands out for its historical significance and the stunning scenery it offers. 🏛 Historical Background Asadang Bridge was constructed in 1891 during the reign of King Rama V. King Chulalongkorn initiated the construction to facilitate boarding and disembarking from boats, as the coastal area posed challenges, especially during high and low tides. The bridge was named "Asadang Bridge" in commemoration of the recovery of Prince Asadang Dejavudh from illness on Koh Sichang. 🌅 Highlights and Atmosphere • A white wooden bridge extending into the sea, built with teak wood painted white, featuring a European-style pavilion at the end. • A scenic spot for watching the sunset, perfect for photography and relaxation. • A romantic atmosphere that attracts couples for pre-wedding photoshoots and tourists for sightseeing. • A nameplate on the bridge with inscriptions in Thai, Chinese, and English stating "Asadang Bridge, Rattanakosin Era 110, built during the reign of King Rama V." 📍 Visitor Information • Location: Tha Thewawong Subdistrict, Koh Sichang District, Chonburi Province • Opening Hours: Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM • Transportation: Accessible by boat from Koh Loi Pier, approximately a 45-minute journey.