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Klong Kueng Nam Long Reservoir

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Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

Klong Kueng Nam Long Reservoir is the area under the supervision of Wang Hin Subdistrict Administrative Organization by the Wang Hin Subdistrict Administrative Organization has taken action to improve the landscape and roads to develop into a tourist attraction Klong Nam-Low Reservoir is a reservoir. For consumption and consumption of the people in Wang Hin Subdistrict, Khlong Nam Klong - Low Water Reservoir, there is a small waterfall. there is clear water in the puddle For swimming all year round, this waterfall supports water from the forest floor and mountains.

The area on both sides of the Klong Nam-Low Reservoir is rich in nature. where there is still a lot of forest floor entrance to the waterfall a pedestrian It is suitable for tourists who want to go hiking. and study nature Local people take advantage for consumption and recreation especially during the festival This place is good for fishing. Set up a tent to relax after visiting the waterfall.

Water canal reservoir - low water has a terrain. The mountains maintain their natural beauty. Above the reservoir, about 800 meters up, there is a small waterfall, but has water all year round. You have to walk in from the reservoir. It takes about 40 minutes.

There are many activities that can be done, namely going camping near the reservoir, a reservoir next to the mountain. It is a resting place with very beautiful nature, fishing, fishing, freshwater shellfish, bird watching activities, studying the life of many kinds of birds.

Fishing activities, fishing for shellfish, water canal reservoir up-low tide It is a freshwater reservoir where various types of fish live abundantly as a source of fish for villagers. finding for cooking and for trade which can generate income for people in the area Fish species found at the reservoir include carp, snakehead, catfish, tilapia, shrimp and periwinkle.

Category: Nature and Wildlife