The Bamboo Bridge Pai (also known as Boon Ko Ku So) is an 800-meter long bridge that stretches over a field of lush rice fields. It's one of the most popular attractions in the area and also one of my favorite! The bridge is located around 20 minutes south of Pai town center, so you'll need either a car or a motorbike to get there. There are a few things to do at this location such as grabbing some food and coffee from the cafe on top of the rice fields, feeding the fish in the small pond, visiting the Buddhist temple, and of course bouncing along the bamboo bridge from one end to the other. The best time to visit is during the rainy season, July to November when the rice is long and lush. Visiting outside of the rainy season you can expect to see brown and yellow fields but the scenery is still very beautiful nonetheless. The mountainous backdrop makes for great photo opportunities, also it's quite simple to launch the drone for a better view of the rice fields around. The Bamboo Bridge Pai can get quite busy during the day so if you want to experience this location without the crowds, aim to get there between 8 and 9 am.