Kaeng Khoi: A city of history 🐾🐈👏

In the past, it was an important city. It was the location of the Sita Palace of King Pinklao and was a peaceful city until 1939 when the Great East Asia War or World War II occurred. Japan requested to march its troops through Thailand. At that time, Kaeng Khoi was an important port for transporting goods and passing through the Pa Sak River and overland by train. It was considered an important strategic point, so many Japanese and Thai soldiers set up camp. Towards the end of World War II on April 2, 1945, the opposing side brought B24 aircraft to drop bombs on Kaeng Khoi. As a result, many government offices, markets, temples, and houses of the people, including Kaeng Khoi residents and Japanese, were killed in the incident. The relatives of the deceased collected the remains of the deceased and placed them at the monument in the area of ​​Kaeng Khoi Temple. Kaeng Khoi Municipality and the people of Kaeng Khoi participated in the ceremony to commemorate the air raid victims of World War II, which is held on April 2 of every year. It is a tradition that has been passed down to the present day. 📸👏👏👏🥰 #KaengKhoi #Saraburi #KeepDrivingAndRestWhenTired #mind_madge #SaraburiAttractions #SaraburiTravel #AttractionsNearBangkok #Thailand