Thailand's US$31 billion Landbridge project, a proposed 89-kilometer overland corridor connecting the Gulf of Thailand to the Andaman Sea, has been revived by the Anutin government, citing the Strait of Hormuz closure and global supply-chain uncertainties as justification. Ranong Port would require expansion to accommodate the Land Bridge project, raising concerns over environmental impacts in the area. But in the fishing villages and durian orchards of the South, the question remains: at what cost? Rising out of lush undergrowth like a modern ruin, an unfinished high-rise hotel greets. This is a list of bridges in the country of Thailand. The megaproject aspires. Thailand's Land Bridge is back on the cabinet agenda, and the version being prepared is materially different from the one Srettha's government marketed in 2024. An alternative to this major maritime bottleneck could cut shipping time by up to 4 days, benefiting all sorts of global trade but.
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