Paya-thonzu Taung

Paya-thonzu Taung is a mountain in Kyain Seikgyi Township, Kawkareik District, Kayin State and has an elevation of 486 feet. Paya-thonzu Taung is situated nearby to the village Ban Phra Chedi Sam Ong, as well as near the locality Ban Nong Yang.

Type: Mountain with an elevation of 486 feet
Also known as: “Mount Khllone-thal-pholn”, “Phira-kyi-di-sam-ong”, and “Phra-di-sam-ong”
Historically known as: “Kilo 108 camp on the Thai-Burma Railway”

Places of Interest

Highlights include Three Pagodas Pass.

Three Pagodas Pass is on the Thai-Myanmar border, but accessible to foreigners only from the Thai side. It is between Sangkhlaburi in Thailand and Payathonzu in Myanmar.

Nearby places include Payathonzu.

Payathonzu is a town in Southeastern Myanmar, in the Kayin State on the border with Thailand. It is on the Burma Railway.

Latitude

15.29782° or 15° 17′ 52″ north

Longitude

98.3715° or 98° 22′ 17″ east

Elevation

486 feet (148 metres)

Open location code

7M7W79XC+4H

GeoNames ID

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