Sai Ngam Park

Sai Ngam Park A perennial plant, locally called "Sai Yoi". From the study, it was found that this Sai Ngam tree has grown and spread its branches, providing shade for more than 350 years. Sai Ngam became well-known and famous since Her Majesty Queen Savang Vadhana of King Rama V visited Phimai on January 21, 1911 and gave the name of this tourist attraction "Sai Ngam". In addition to the beautiful name, Sai Ngam is also an impressive tourist attraction with the beauty of the Sai roots that are intertwined and intertwined in a complex way, intertwined into a giant network that is connected like a spider web. Some of the Sai roots hang down vertically, imagining a tree arch, a creative work from nature. In addition, some of the Sai Ngam branches have been transformed into chairs for tourists to sit and enjoy the view along the river, providing a peaceful and private atmosphere. In the Sai Ngam area, a walking path will connect you to the "Sai Ngam Shrine" and "Phra Suphan Kanlaya Shrine", sacred shrines that locals and tourists respect. On the side of the court, you will see "Ruen Wibul Laksom" (a white wooden house jutting into the water, built in the name of General Chatichai Choonhavan's mother). From there, walk along the nature trail or you may stop to release fish or turtles into the river. Continue along the path until you reach the end of the road, where there will be a suspension bridge connecting to the other side, which looks like a multi-purpose building that is still under construction.