[2025 Chumphon Attraction] Travel Guide for Suspension Bridge - Deer (Updated Apr)

Tourist attractions in Chumphon Province This is a long suspension bridge in the middle of a lake, which is part of the Nong Yai Monkey Cheek Project under the royal initiative. There are more than 100 deer living on the bridge. But when we went in the afternoon, we didn't see many because the weather was hot. They must be hot. It is recommended to come in the morning or evening. You should see more. Here, you can also feed the deer. You can buy from the locals. 🎈 This place is suitable for walking, taking pictures, changing the atmosphere, and getting up close with the deer. If anyone stops by Chumphon, I recommend you to try it. It's beautiful in a different way. 🦌🌿 🕰️ Opening hours: Every day from 08:00-17:00 💰 Average price per person: Free admission 📍 Address: Bang Luk Subdistrict, Mueang Chumphon District, Chumphon 🏖️ Facilities: Parking lot, shops, restaurants #VisitChumphon #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#FamilyTourism 🫎 Deer Watching Bridge, Chumphon Province When you come to Chumphon, this is one place you should stop by. 🌳 Especially if you bring your kids, they will definitely love it. Min recommends going in the evening, the atmosphere is very nice. It is located by the irrigation canal, the wind is cool and comfortable. But they don't sell food for the deer. I happened to meet a kind person who shared some bananas with me. So I got to feed the deer. You have to bring your own food. People often misunderstand that it is the Khiem Bridge. It is a different place, you have to drive a little further. #ChumphonTravel #ChumphonAttractions #DeerWatchingBridge #FeedDeer #ThaiTravel

#NewYearNewTrip Deer Watching Bridge or Nong Yai Royal Development Project, Chumphon Province I highly recommend it. The atmosphere here is great. There are many deer. We came to buy food to feed the deer up close and take beautiful photos with the long wooden bridge. There are many photo spots. It is a great place to visit in Chumphon.

The place is okay, with many deer. It's quite strange to see so many deer on such a small island instead of in the forest. The entrance is free, and deer food is available for purchase. You can feed the deer and take photos. There are various food vendors, making it a mini-market. There's no parking lot, so you have to park along the road. The locals are very friendly, always recommending and inviting visitors. You can buy bananas to feed the deer.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Deer Watching Bridge – The Coolest Secret Check-in Spot in Chumphon! 🌿🌅 If you’re tired of the sea and want a relaxing forest feel, we recommend Deer Watching Bridge in Chumphon! It’s a long wooden bridge in the middle of a mangrove forest. Walking there is super chill and you get a full ten points for the nature. Plus, the sunset view is amazing. 🌳 Don’t miss this for nature lovers – Green mangrove forests with fresh air all the way. Enjoyable walk without getting too hot. 🦌 Why is it called Deer Watching Bridge? – It is said that in the past, there were “wild deer” walking around here! You may not see them very often now, but the atmosphere is still great. 📷 Great photo spots – The curved wooden bridge is surrounded by mangrove trees. No matter which angle you take, it looks hip and feels like you’re traveling abroad. 🚗 Easy to get to, no need to walk far – Located in the Chumphon Mangrove Conservation Center, you can drive there and take a leisurely walk. 🔥 Which type is this place suitable for? – Nature lovers, photography lovers, and those who love peace and quiet. Sitting here to enjoy the cool breeze and watch the sunset is the best. Who has been there? Have you seen a deer? Tell us about it! ⬇️

#WinterTravel This is a place worth visiting for those who plan to go to Chumphon because it is not far from the city. Just a 15-minute drive, you can experience the beautiful nature and feed dozens of deer. I went in the morning. The atmosphere was great and there were not many people. I highly recommend it. Or you can go in the evening, the weather is also nice. #Chumphon #NatureTherapy #FeedingDeer #BeautifulPhotoPlaces

🦌 Deer watching bridge is located in Mueang Chumphon District. It is a suspension bridge in the middle of a large pond in the Nong Yai Royal Development Project to solve the problem of flooding. A canal was dug to create a water retention system to accommodate a large amount of water. Currently, there are more than 100 deer on this bridge. The deer often come out to walk in the morning and evening. Tourists can feed the deer, fish, and ducks. You can buy food from the villagers in front of the bridge. 🦌 Deer watching bridge is a beautiful eco-tourism attraction surrounded by nature. It is suitable for relaxing, walking, taking pictures, enjoying the view, and feeding various animals. 🎯 : Tambon Bang Luek, Amphoe Mueang Chumphon, Chumphon 86000 ⏰️ : Open daily from 08.00-17.00 hrs. #tripdiscount #trip #tripmoments #100waystotravel #travelandeat #NongYaiDeerWatchingBridge #travelChumphon #Chumphon #Chumphonisworthvisiting

#100TravelTips Suspension Bridge - Deer Deer watching bridge, a tourist attraction in Chumphon Province Children have fun, feed the deer Come in the evening, it's beautiful and not hot In addition to deer, you can see chickens, ducks and carp, which are popular local tourist attractions There are vendors selling food for the deer, such as bananas, 20 baht per bag Park on the side of the road Bang Luek Subdistrict, Mueang Chumphon District, Chumphon 86000

#Flying with trip #Traveling to Chumphon #Traveling to the South #Deer watching bridge Deer watching bridge is a suspension bridge and then a wooden walkway for tourists to walk and see the deer on the island. Located next to the irrigation canal, there are buffaloes eating grass. And along the way, there are local shops selling (delicious papaya salad 🥰) In addition to watching the deer, you can also buy bananas to throw to the deer. I just found out that deer eat bananas. The disadvantage is that there is no bathroom. You have to go to the government center on the opposite side. I recommend taking care of your business before coming.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี There are more than 100 deer living on the bridge, which has become a highlight that attracts tourists to visit this bridge. In addition to walking and taking pictures, along the way you can feed the deer that are waiting to receive food from tourists. You can also buy food from the villagers who bring it to sell on the bridge. It is an experience to see the life of deer up close. The place is public. Admission is free. The atmosphere is very good.

Within the city center, there are many beautiful tourist attractions in Chumphon, including the Shrine of Prince of Chumphon Khet Udomsak, the Marine Museum, the Pak Nam Fishing Village, and the Kaem Ling Project in Nong Yai, Tambon Bang Luk, Mueang District, Chumphon Province. In Khao Suan Kwang National Park, there are more than 100 deer living in the Kaem Ling Project. Most of them come out to be seen in the evening. You can park your car by the canal entrance for free. You can also buy animal food in front before entering. The little ones here are cute. #Chumphon #Khao Suan Kwang #Kallan #Chumphon City

#Songkran2024Travel Suspension Bridge - Deer Deer watching bridge Children had fun feeding the deer In addition to deer, we also saw bantam chickens, ducks, and carp. It is a popular local tourist attraction There are vendors selling food for the deer, such as bananas, 20 baht per bag Park on the side of the road Bang Luek Subdistrict, Mueang Chumphon District, Chumphon 86000

The history of this deer watching bridge started from the problems of Chumphon people who had to face the problem of flooding frequently. Due to the topography of the city, it is in a low-lying area, making it difficult to drain water. The problem often occurred and the damage was quite severe. King Rama IX saw the suffering of the people who often faced it. Therefore, he had an idea and granted his own funds. He ordered the digging of a canal to create a drainage system for the monkey cheeks to store and hold a large amount of water. He named it the Nong Yai Project and dug a large canal to connect the drainage to the sea. Since then, the problem of flooding has never happened again.