The end of the Pasak Dam, Ban Tha Rit, Saraburi Province

The end of the Pasak Dam, Ban Tha Rit, Saraburi Province (or Lopburi area on the dam side) is nicknamed "New Zealand of Thailand" with its long green fields along the reservoir. During the dry season, when the water level drops, the ground will emerge. Villagers bring their animals to graze, with herds of goats, cows, and buffalo walking in the middle of the fields, creating an atmosphere close to nature. ✨ Highlights you shouldn't miss 📍 Beautiful view like a foreign country & tranquility Wide, open landscape from the dam to the mountain range, feels like New Zealand or a small Switzerland of Thailand. Suitable for sitting, having a picnic, or watching the sunset in the evening around 17:00-18:00, with a cool breeze all day long. 🐐 Activities with goats and pigs 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Visitors like to buy acacia shoots (20 baht) to feed the goats. They will run to you with their cuteness. Some of them let you hold and touch them. There are tame baby goats and pigs, making it even more fun. 🏕️ Camping & being active in nature You can pitch a tent for free. Some people set until the morning. Suitable for kite flying or sitting and watching the view along the river during low tide with the amazing twilight. 🕒 Best time to go: During the dry season (March–September), low tide–there are goats. 🚱 Facilities: No toilets or electricity, you have to prepare your own. / There are local shops selling acacia, water, snacks, and some camping equipment. 💡 You should prepare mosquitoes/insects – bring mosquito repellent, sunscreen, flashlight, and personal trash bags – keep the place clean. #Street consumption #Get discounts without relying on luck #Get discounts without relying on luck