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Meet the Mon

sai 24 February 2010 0 comment

Sangkhla Buri is an Amphur in Kanchanaburi which has the famous longest wooden bridge in Thailand. Mon villages are along the 2 sides of the Songalia banks, where you can walk around and observe their ways of living. Mon people are recognized by the tanaka powder on the faces and being the experts of carrying stuffs on their heads. 

 

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