[2025 Phatthana Nikhom Attraction] Travel Guide for Pasak Chonlasit Dam (Updated Mar)

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🌀 The weather is nice these days with a light cold breeze. Anyone looking for a popular place to visit near Bangkok right now should definitely check out Lopburi Province because this is the time when sunflower fields are in full bloom in Phatthana Nikhom District. 🌻 🚧 Another check-in point in Phatthana Nikhom District that is just as popular is the Khok Salung Floating Railway. This is the time when the water level in the dam is high, causing the railway to float above the water surface. It is also a beautiful panoramic sunset viewing point. 🛤️ The Pasak Jolasid Dam, built under the Pasak River Basin Development Project under the Royal Initiative, is the longest clay core dam in Thailand. It is 4,860 meters long and 36.50 meters high at its highest point. Inside the dam, there are community products, food, and souvenirs for sale. There is a towing service to see the beautiful scenery of the dam. The fee is 30 baht for adults and 10 baht for children. 🌐 The Pasak River Basin Museum exhibits the history of the Pasak River Basin Development Project as well as cultural heritage in the dam area, where important archaeological evidence has been excavated. History, culture, lifestyle, and prosperity of the community in this area Open Wednesday - Sunday (closed Monday - Tuesday) 08.30-16.30 hrs. 🔸 If you don't have a plan for your holiday, come experience the charm of the Pasak Cholasit Dam and the Khok Salung floating railway, an amazing tourist attraction in Lopburi Province that you shouldn't miss. #DadMomTakesYouOnATravel #DadMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #PasakCholasitDam #KhokSalungFloatingRailway #PasakRiverBaanMuseum #LopburiTourism #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#Outdoor Activities #100 Ways to Travel #View the Dam #Feed the Goats 📸📸🐐🐐During the low water season, there is another activity that should not be missed for those who like to relax and travel in nature, which is to play with the goats and enjoy the view of the Pasak Cholasit Dam at Ban Tha Rit, the end of the Pasak Cholasit Dam, Lopburi Province. 📸📸🐐🐐When the water recedes, the villagers will bring the goats to raise at the end of the dam, until it becomes another tourist landmark of the Pasak Dam. Go feed the goats, watch the goats graze, sit and enjoy the view of the dam, the mountain view, watch the sunset, the atmosphere is very romantic.

#Flying and traveling with trip This is Thailand, not New Zealand 🇳🇿⛰️ Driving from Bangkok for less than 3 hours, you can feel like a foreign country like this. The atmosphere is very good. I want everyone to try to go see it. 🥰 Recommended, if you want to see a flock of goats and sheep Come from 09:00 - 14:00 hrs. 🧡 📌 New Zealand, Thailand, Pasak Cholasit Dam, Lopburi Province #New Zealand, Thailand #Pasak Cholasit Dam #Travel Addict

🐐 Grassland, herd of goats, river💦 🚗Evening at the end of the Pa Sak Dam🐑 . A wide open lawn after the water recedes. The center of the tent at the end of the Pa Sak Dam on the Wang Muang District side. In the evening, it is a viewpoint of the river, the backdrop of the mountains, and watching the evening sun. Activities include walking and taking pictures with the herd of goats with beautiful light. Pin the GPS to the Tha Rit Forest Protection Unit. Cars can drive down to park, but be careful. This area is a common area with no caretakers. When you visit, don't forget to collect your trash and keep it clean. . The herd of goats will be released to graze the grass around 4 pm. They have food for sale, tamarind leaves, 20 baht per bundle. Small children must be taken special care of. The naughty goats like to crowd around during feeding, which may be dangerous. . Coordinates: Tha Rit Forest Protection Unit GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/J4YzwSHGQWMxUym28 . #Pa Sak Dam #Goat Herd #Tha Rit #Pa Sak Cholasit Dam #Where to travel #Where to travel this summer

Believe it or not, sometimes we just want to drive somewhere to release some of the frustrations we have accumulated from work and people around us. Today, I will take you to the Pasak Cholasit Dam in Lopburi, not far from Bangkok. It is also a place where you can sit, relax, read a book, look at the herd of goats, and release your stress in the wind and openness of this place. This area has a wide open lawn. I understand that during low water, you can drive down to this area. Tourists like to set up small camps, sit around, take pictures, and even do wedding and work photos. The atmosphere and environment are really great. For those who like the slow life vibe, I recommend you to experience it for yourself at least once. GPS coordinates New Zealand, Thailand https://goo.gl/maps/BcMUEHsR6Rdry2gd8 #Lopburi #Pasak Cholasit Dam #Beautiful places to take pictures #Recommended

“People who are jealous and have hot eyes often can’t sleep. People who think well sleep well.” In this hot weather, I think of the sea. But what can we do if we don’t have the sea in Isan? We only have dams to relieve the heat. I would like to recommend Lam Pao Dam. There are viewpoints and places to take photos with the dam sign. Or you can choose a corner by the dam. There are many places to choose from. Inside the dam, there are shops serving drinks and made-to-order food. But during the Songkran festival, there will be a lot of people. Come with your family for fun. - Open at 10 am and close at 6 pm. #tripพาไปไปขอภพปีใหม่ #tripmoments #Lam PaoDam #Lam PaoTambon #YangTalatAmphoe #KalasinProvince #PleaseFollow #DhammaTravelingBhikkhu

#onthemove Step aboard the most exclusive train journey of the year and immerse yourself in an unforgettable adventure to Pasak Chonlasit Dam! Departing from the iconic Hua Lamphong Station, this special train blends comfort, charm, and breathtaking scenery. Choose from first-class private rooms or third-class open-air carriages for a travel experience that suits your style. Witness the magic of dawn as the train glides past Rangsit Station, bathing the landscape in golden light. As the journey unfolds, be captivated by lush, panoramic views. The highlight? A stop at the stunning Pasak Chonlasit Dam, where you’ll have two precious minutes (9:25–9:45 AM) to step out, feel the breeze, and snap amazing photos of this serene reservoir. With tickets priced affordably at 350–620 Baht, and only 21 trips this year on Saturdays and Sundays, this once-a-year opportunity is not to be missed. Book now and create memories to cherish forever! #travel #thingstodo #thailand

Sunflower field Rai Khun Ta, area 25 rai In 2024, it will be open for viewing from 25/12/2024 to 10/01/2025 only. If you missed it, you will have to wait until 2025. Call for more information 062-3573668 Coordinates: Soi 26 (left) on the way to Pasak Chonlasit Dam (2 km before the dam)

Hello, today I would like to introduce New Zealand, Thailand. Another popular location right now is the entrance to the Pasak Dam. I recommend going between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM because the light will be beautiful. There are baby sheep walking around the field waiting for us to feed them and take pictures. Each handful of food is only 20 baht. If you are going, I recommend checking the weather conditions first to make sure the weather is not too bad. But overall, this place is quite beautiful. #trip

Another beautiful view near Bangkok • Pasak Cholasit Dam • In the evening, the goats will be released for tourists to see their cuteness and feed them. A bunch of acacia is 20 baht 🚫 You have to hold it up in front or you will definitely get kicked by the goats 🚫 The atmosphere here is very good. You can bring a chair or a table to have a picnic and eat here. It's very chill. 📍Baan Tha Rit, a viewpoint at the end of the Pasak Cholasit Dam #Places to visit near Bangkok #Pasak Cholasit Dam #100 ways to travel

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🗺️ Wide green fields with hundreds of goats, so it is called New Zealand of Thailand with "The end of the Pasak Cholasit Dam", Lopburi Province 🚙: Travel from Bangkok for about 2:30 hours. ⌛️: Recommended to go before 9:00 or *16:30-18:00, the light is beautiful and you can see the sunset. 📍Location Popular spots, feed and milk the goats, lively atmosphere, not lonely, picnic and set up a tent. 1. New Zealand, the first Thailand, Ban Tha Rit 2. New Zealand, Thailand 2 (Pasak Dam) The spot we went to was between these two locations, no people at all, easy to take pictures, there were a lot of goats, but you couldn't feed them like the two spots above. 🍲: There are cars selling food in the evening, no restrooms. 🗓️: This tourist spot will be open when the water in the dam is low. Or it is summer (March - May) Date of this photo: 04052023 #unseensummer #baantharit #pasakcholasitdam #pasakcholasitdam #tripxplorproject #hkthroughmyeyes

In the eyes of tourists, they themselves were never strangers. True tourists, they don’t see themselves as out-of-towners. Because travel itself is an opportunity to explore the world and appreciate it. Thailand is an attractive tourist destination. From the ancient temples of Chiang Mai to the beautiful beaches of Phuket, Thailand exudes diverse views and fascinating culture everywhere. But, beyond the familiar tourist attractions, Thailand has some hidden treasures that show us the beauty of nature and Thailand’s rich cultural background. On the Khao Chong Lom hill at the Nakhon Na Yuen Long embankment site, you can climb to the top overlooking the magnificent views. While cycling on the bridge at Pa Sak Jolasid Dam, you can feel the tranquility and beautiful scenery of the lake all around. Not only do these places allow you to explore the beauty of nature, but they also allow you to learn more about the foundations of Thai history and culture. Apart from these places, Thailand has many other natural and cultural attractions waiting for tourists to explore. In this beautiful country, you will experience multiculturalism, deep history and unearthly flair. Travel not only brings you beautiful memories, but it enriches your mind and inspires you. A trip of discovery in Thailand, come and get up close and personal with nature and culture, feel the unique beauty and charm that his land has given us, heal the mind and inspire inspiration. Thailand, will surely make you redefine the meaning of travel! — A Journey of Discovery in Thailand: A Fascinating Nature and Cultural Journey Cr: @theboy_travel_thailand

Banana & Egg Cafe' is a new check-in point on the way to the Pasak Cholasit Dam, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lop Buri Province. It is located on the main road before the dam, about 1.6 kilometers. When you turn in front of the shop, you will see a sculpture of a bunch of bright yellow bananas and one egg, just like the name of the shop "Banana and Egg". The area in front of the shop, which is on the main road, is a green lawn with large fruit sculptures arranged as if the entire orchard had brought all the fruits. Serving both savory and sweet menus, tea, coffee and drinks, the shop sells souvenirs and agricultural products from the farm, which is the area behind the shop. Now, the sun protection at the shop behind the shop has bloomed. Wait for everyone to stop by and take beautiful pictures. Location: Banana & Egg Cafe' before reaching the Pasak Dam, along the route to the Pasak Cholasit Dam, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lop Buri Province #Halloween2023

At the end of the Pasak Cholasit Dam in Lopburi Province, there is a good place waiting for you. Every afternoon, the uncles and aunts will bring the goats to eat grass by the water. It is recommended to come around 3 pm. The goats will be there until around 6 pm. There are many places where the goats come to graze. The uncles are kind enough to herd them for you to take pictures with. Taking pictures with the goats is free of charge. However, it all depends on your kindness. How long do you take pictures? How fussy are you? Do you let them herd you often? And don't forget to keep it clean. Be a civilized tourist. Coordinates :: https://goo.gl/maps/uYuWk6zRmR26VFxi6 #PasakCholsitDam #FeedGoats

Pasak Cholasit Dam, a tourist attraction in Lopburi Province, is one of the must-see tourist attractions. It is located in Phatthana Nikhom District. The Pasak Cholasit Dam is not far from Bangkok. It takes about 2 hours to drive. The Pasak Dam is an earthen dam built to prevent flooding and store water from the Pasak River for people to use for consumption and agriculture. You can take a tram to see the scenery around the dam. It takes about 40 minutes to go back and forth. Along the way, there will be a young guide to explain the history and interesting facts about the dam. There are many resorts and accommodations around the Pasak Dam. You can stay overnight. The next morning, you can watch the sunrise in front of the dam. It is very beautiful. Coordinates: Pasak Cholasit Dam, Nong Bua Subdistrict, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lopburi Province Open daily from 06.00 - 18.00 / Tram open daily from 08.00 - 17.00 Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5haW1iyBC8ELyJN9A

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