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

#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

#Travel plan giveaway for those who love taking pictures with a popular check-in point, the floating railway at Ban Khok Salung in Lopburi Province, the Pasak Jolasid Dam with a photo corner that gives a feeling like being abroad. Come in the evening, the atmosphere is very good, suitable for inviting friends to have a picnic, sit and chill, and there is also an ice cream shop with cold drinks. Anyone who likes nature like this must come here, it's very good for the heart.

🌱🐑 Ban Tha Rit Viewpoint, Pasak Cholasit Dam 🏖️Environment/Facilities: It is a wide lawn. We went in June, which was the time when there was not much water. The grass at this time was not very bright and looked dry. There were many shops selling things. There are toilets available. You can drive down to visit. There are many goat feeding points (selling acacia for 20 baht per bunch and selling milk for baby goats for 20 baht). You can hold the baby goats. They were not naughty at all. They fell asleep in your hands. 55555555 You can also bring a tent to sit and chill. 📍Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EkXjq3nja9SnYdZy5 Or pin the Ban Tha Rit Viewpoint, Pasak Cholasit Dam 🕰️Recommended time: For those who are not afraid of the heat and do not want to take pictures of other people, come in the morning. There are not many people because the weather is hot. 555555 But if anyone wants a shady and cool atmosphere, come in the evening. But there will be a lot of people. #Lopburi doesn't just have monkeys #VisitLopburi #PasakChonlasitDam

#Rainy season tourist spots New Zealand, Thailand 2 (Pa Sak Dam) Tambon Manao Wan, Amphoe Phatthana Nikhom, Lop Buri This is a place where people often come to camp and chill. The area is spacious. You can drive in and park wherever you like. If you come during the holidays, there are a lot of cars parked. Especially in the evening, the locals will bring out their goats. You can buy food to feed them. There are also a few food stalls and portable toilets.

Sometimes you don't ask for much,,,, just beautiful nature heals your heart🧡 Running on the green grass | Taking pictures with little goats | Picnic and chilling while enjoying the natural scenery 📍Pasak Cholasit Dam, Lopburi Province . Update on the Pasak Dam during this period. The grass is very green. Seeing it is very refreshing. Invite everyone to come take beautiful pictures. . 📸Taken on May 13, 66 #Pasak Cholasit Dam #Lopburi #Travel to Lopburi #Lost in traveling with you #LongTravelwithYou

#VisitMuseum Today, we will take you to get to know the Pasak River Basin Museum, located in the Pasak Cholasit Dam area, managed by the Royal Irrigation Department. It is a museum that exhibits cultural heritage in the Pasak Cholasit Dam water retention area, where important evidence has been excavated in terms of archaeology, history, culture, lifestyle, and the prosperity of the communities in this area. In addition, information on irrigation, such as the Pasak Dam, geography, and natural resources, has been collected and displayed in the museum. The exhibition area is divided into 6 sections: Section 1, the starting point of the visit, shows irrigation in Thailand, presenting stories about the royal projects of King Rama IX, the monarch who created benefits for irrigation in Thailand. Section 2, traces civilization, and learns about prehistoric humans in the late Dvaravati, Lopburi, Ayutthaya, and Rattanakosin periods. Section 3, local culture, related to groups of people who came to live in the water retention area, such as the Thai Baeng people who migrated from Vientiane, Laos, since the reign of King Rama IV. Section 4, geography, topography, climate, and water sources of the Pasak River. Section 5, natural resources, showing the abundance in the past. Which is an important factor that makes humans settle here. Part 6, the last part with the forest today, is a summary of all the content that has been viewed using the technique of multi-vision slides to review everything that has been viewed. The Pa Sak River Basin Museum, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lop Buri Province is open for free admission from Wednesday to Sunday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. #DaddyMomTakesYouOnATravel #DaddyMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #VisitTheMuseum #VisitLopburi #PlacesToVisitInLopburi #TheValueOfTravelIsNotMeasuredByDistanceButMeasuredByHappiness

🐐 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

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

#Nice public park, Pasak Cholasit Dam, the water has receded!! . 🏕️Another check-in point that you shouldn't miss. The Green Grass Festival is about to start. Who missed it last year? Let's meet this year. Most importantly, don't forget to prepare your props. . 🏕️This place is perfect for chilling out, doing activities with friends, family, or even with your significant other. And most importantly, the mood when taking pictures is great. It's the best. 🏕️If you're going here, I recommend you pin it on the map as Noi Pitak Pa Tha Rit. Oh!! Another suggestion is to come in the evening. The light is beautiful. "After you go, don't forget to help keep it clean." . #Pasak Cholasit Dam #Tha Rit Forest Protection Unit #Lost in Traveling with You #Thailand #Travel #Missing Nature

#Travel by train This trip, the story is that we have never taken a train before and there is no business that would allow us to take a train. So we looked for an exclusive trip that we couldn't miss and had to go by train only. We came across the Floating Train campaign of the State Railway of Thailand. Take a train to visit the Pasak Cholasit Dam in the morning and return in the evening. Special service is available only on Saturdays and Sundays from November 2022 to January 2023 and there are limited seats. We rushed to book via the D-Ticket app for the first time. The cost per adult is 560 baht and we successfully received an E-ticket. The train departs from Hua Lamphong Station at 6:00 AM and arrives at the "Floating Train" viewpoint at the Pasak Cholasit Dam at 9:25 AM. There is 20 minutes to take pictures and enjoy the view. Then we continue to Khok Slung Station, the last station for the outbound trip and turn back to enter the return trip. The train stops at the Pasak Cholasit Dam Station for us to do various activities as we wish, such as taking a car to see the dam, visiting the aquarium, visiting the sunflower garden until 3:30 PM. The train officer announced that everyone would board the train to head back to Bangkok. Arrived at Hua Lamphong Station at 6:50 PM. This trip was an experience of taking a train for the first time and buying an E-Ticket for the first time. I give it a full ten points. #Pasak Cholasit Dam #Pasak Cholasit Dam Floating Train

One day trip Floating train, Pasak Cholasit Dam, Lopburi A special train trip on the Bangkok-Pasak Cholasit Dam route, or as many people know it as the “Floating Train”. You can take a relaxing train ride and experience nature with a cool breeze. The highlight is the viewpoint in the middle of the Pasak Cholasit Dam. The train will stop in the middle of the dam, giving tourists about 30 minutes to admire and soak in the beauty. The train will take you to Khok Salung Railway Station, where the area in front of the station is full of food and local OTOP products. #FloatingTrainPasakCholasitDam

** [ Visit the Pasak Cholasit Dam on weekdays ] ** Coordinates: Phatthana Nikhom District, Lop Buri Province, follow the GPS Today, I drove past the Pasak Dam and took the opportunity to stop by. The weather was nice and cool. Pros - Not many people, good wide-angle view, beautiful photos Cons - Very quiet, almost no shops or restaurants were open There was no car to take you up the dam, all you could do was take photos around #Lopburi #Thailand #VisitLopburi #PasakCholsitDam

Lop Buri Province is considered to be the area with the most sunflower fields, especially around the Pasak Cholasit Dam in Phatthana Nikhom District. From the pictures in the review, they were taken from Rai Khun Ramyong, located in Manao Wan Subdistrict, Phatthana Nikhom District. It is a large garden covering an area of ​​75 rai. In addition, there are some other areas in Mueang District and Khok Samrong District, Lop Buri Province, where sunflowers are grown to accommodate tourists. Each garden has a small entrance fee of about 20 baht per person, allowing unlimited time for walking around. In front of the garden, there are shops selling sunflowers, sunflower products such as sunflower seeds, sunflower juice, and other agricultural products in Lop Buri Province that can be purchased as souvenirs. #DadMomTakesYouOnATravel #DadMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #SunflowerFestival #SunflowerField #RaiKhunRamyong #Phatthana Nikhom District #PlacesToVisitNearPasakCholasitDam #PlacesToVisitLopburi #Lopburi #TheValueOfTravelIsNotMeasuredByDistanceButByHappiness

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

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It is considered an Unseen Thailand that you must not miss. The Pasak Cholasit Dam in Lopburi Province is not far from Bangkok. Drive 2-3 kilometers and you will arrive. Come relax in a slow life style. There are many photo spots. The atmosphere will have a cool breeze all the time. This is a point that when you come to Lopburi, you must not miss this floating railway. It is very good. You can come to sit, relax, lie down, wait for the train to pass by and take some pictures. It is very chill. ~~💚 #Take a train to Lopburi #Missing nature #Places to visit with rice fields #Travel review #Visit Lopburi #Places to visit near Bangkok #Pasak Cholasit Dam

Take a deep breath 🌳🍃 And recharge your spirits 🌤 📌 Pasak Jolasid Dam 👉🏻 The first point is the entire water area of ​​the dam. However, the water is low now. The dam should be full again in October, before Loi Krathong Day. If you go early in the morning, you will see herds of goats, cows and buffaloes walking and eating grass. They are so cute 🐐🐂🐃🌾 👉🏻 The second point is Rai Thap Prayoon, a fern farm. I have been there once during the floating train trip. At that time, they had not built this place yet. 👉🏻 The last point is the floating train at Khok Slung Station, which is popular with everyone. #SecretLocation#CentralRegionTeam

Pasak Jolasid Dam, Lopburi, take the train from Hua Lamphong at 9 am, the train fare is very cheap, it only takes two hours to reach Lopburi station You can also get on at Bang Sue station, it's very close There is a parking lot for camping, please help keep it clean, do not litter, the air is fresh The view is beautiful, there are both mountains, forests and reservoirs It helps prevent flooding and there is water to help farmers in rice farming, farming, raising animals, helping to have water and have a bright life #CentralTeam

It is a place that makes you feel refreshed when you get there. The green of the vast grassland Contrasting with the simple colors of the river In the evening when the sun is about to set, the feeling is great It's like entering another world. I like it very much. 📍 But the important thing to know before visiting here is: There is no electricity here | No bathroom For women, life may be a bit difficult. Check-in point: Pasak Jolasid Dam, Wang Muang side, Saraburi # Bored with work # Saraburi # Central team # Central team

Pasak Cholasit Dam is located in Nong Bua Subdistrict, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lop Buri Province. It is the longest earthen dam for water storage in Thailand. It was built based on the royal initiative of King Rama IX to prevent flooding problems. It covers the areas of 2 provinces: Lop Buri and Saraburi. It is also an important tourist attraction in Lop Buri Province. #CentralTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature

Evening atmosphere at the end of the Pasak Cholasit Dam. This point is known as Thailand's New Zealand. It is located at Ban Tha Rit, Wang Muang District, Saraburi Province. It is another check-in point in Saraburi Province that we would like to recommend to come to. The atmosphere in the evening is good, taking beautiful pictures, and there are little goats to take pictures with. They are very cute. Or if anyone comes to camp, you can do it too. It feels great.🍃 #Get a discount without relying on luck #Saraburi #Pasak Cholasit Dam #sunset #camping

“New Zealand of Thailand” in Lopburi ⛰️ Ban Tha Rit | The end of the Pasak Cholasit Dam is cool like this. Stop by to breathe in the fresh air. The highlight is the wide grass field and cool breeze. There are baby goats 🐐 walking around and you can feed them. The villagers brought them to eat grass and feed them. (Buy milk and acacia shoots from the villagers who take care of the goats directly.) The best time is after 5 pm. The weather is cool and comfortable. The light is beautiful. ⛺ There is a free tent area. The view is good. The breeze is cool. It is perfect for bringing your girlfriend to watch the sunset. 📌 Tambon Manao Wan, Amphoe Phatthana Nikhom, Lopburi Province #New Zealand of Thailand #Pasak Cholasit Dam #Visit Lopburi #End of Pasak Cholasit Dam #End of Pasak Dam, Ban Tha Rit #Travel to save the world

#Places to visit near Bangkok Whenever the rainy season comes ☔️ I feel lonely and empty every time. Today, I would like to invite everyone to come out and travel during the rainy season in an easy ON THE DRIVE style in 'Lopburi Province'. Stop by to admire nature, take a walk along the dam, and stop by to chill at a cafe. Walk around and admire art and history, and take beautiful photos back with you. 📍 Sierra & Co 📍 Phra Narai Ratchaniwet 📍 Chalermthai 📍 Layer Cafe 📍 Krapao & Coffee 📍 Khok Slung Floating Railway, Pasak Cholasit Dam Traveling during the rainy season is truly lush and green 💚🌿 Should we go? .. Let's go out and travel.

The evening light is so beautiful 💚 The grass is starting to turn green as far as the eye can see. Let's stop by and take some pictures. The evening light and the cool breeze, park your car, have a picnic, sip a cold drink, or take a picture with the little sheep and goats. It feels so relaxing (taken 📷 April 24, 68) The most beautiful sunset Location: Along the Pasak Dam (near the Tha Rit Forest Protection Unit), Ban Tha Rit), Wang Muang District, Saraburi Province #Saraburi

Hello, today, Naw will take everyone on a trip. But, we will travel by train. Hehe^_^ The train that Naw will take is the Royal Blossom train 🚂. The train that Naw booked is a sightseeing train. The province that she will go to is Lopburi. But we will go to 2 provinces in one trip, lol. The other place is Lopburi. For this trip, the train group will arrange a program for us. 1. Go to the sunflower field of Grandfather and Grandmother. 2. Have lunch. 3. Baan Kluai Khai. 4. See the dam. ** I apologize for the wrong place. ** The train will provide 3 meals. And there are snacks and water throughout the trip. It is included in the expenses. 😅 The price I paid was about 1,700 baht per person (air-conditioned car). Anyone interested in traveling like this You can check via the D-ticket application or call 1690 to inquire. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Bathroom, sink, all clean. 💰Average price per person: ~1,700 Impression 6/10 #This content is quality #Travel by train #This content is quality

Let's go relax and heal our hearts in Saraburi. This trip, there are only cute cafes, beautiful accommodations, and we went to watch the sunset at the Pasak Dam. 💭 Let me tell you that the accommodations and the dam are quite far apart. It's a long drive, but the pictures are beautiful. Coming back to sleep at the accommodations we like is so happy. Accommodation: The T hostel saraburi 🛌🧺 Stayed in a Terra room for 990 baht/room ⛅️ 𝘿 𝙖 𝙮 𝟭 : •Rice Field Home Farmstay & Cafe •The Neighborhood •Pasak Cholasit Dam, Ban Tha Rit •Pak Bung Heua Fa Restaurant, Saraburi Province ⛅️ 𝘿 𝙖 𝙮 𝟮 : •Ekkarot Noodle Shop, Meatballs on the 1st Floor •HYGGE Coffee&Bakery _________________________________ Let's go out and travel. I guarantee that you'll get a lot of pictures. 🧸🫶🏻 #TravelPlan #Travel to save the world #Saraburi #Travel to Saraburi #Saraburi accommodation #Saraburi cafe

Pasak Chonlasit Dam is a large water reservoir in Lopburi province. It is a great place to visit both during the rainy season from June to September and the dry season from February to April. You can take a floating train ride and the area at the end of the dam, near Tha Rit village, is perfect for picnics. The atmosphere is quite pleasant, you can enjoy the view of the dam during sunset, feed the goats, and see the local cattle grazing around. It's a great spot to relax and unwind with beautiful scenery.