Huai Som Khem Reservoir
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Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00
 
Huai Som Khem Reservoir, located in Phitsanulok Province, is one of the region’s important irrigation projects, constructed by the Royal Irrigation Department and completed in 1997. After its completion, the responsibility for managing the reservoir was handed over to the local community. The district appointed a management committee to oversee, maintain, and develop the surrounding area to ensure it is suitable for community use and for visitors, providing a space for relaxation and recreation.
 
To accommodate both the community and tourists, the management committee has established essential facilities around the reservoir, including water tanks for use within the reservoir area and nearby villages, a large parking area, public restrooms, and resting pavilions along the reservoir’s embankment, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings comfortably.
 
In addition, the committee has introduced various activities to generate income for the community, such as collecting fishing fees, which has attracted tourists. The income helps maintain the reservoir and facilities, though it is not yet sufficient to expand services or upgrade facilities to accommodate a larger number of visitors.
 
Currently, the management committee is coordinating with government agencies and external organizations to develop Huai Som Khem Reservoir into a more complete and high-quality tourist destination. Plans are underway to expand recreational and educational activities, including nature trails around the reservoir, family activity areas, water sports facilities, and the development of surrounding parks for scenic walks and relaxation.
 
Huai Som Khem Reservoir stands out for its natural beauty, with clear waters and surrounding hills, making it an ideal retreat for families, anglers, and those seeking to escape the bustle of city life. The reservoir is easily accessible by private car and main provincial roads.
 
With ongoing development and collaboration with external agencies, Huai Som Khem Reservoir has the potential to become a fully equipped tourist destination, offering relaxation, nature appreciation, insights into water management and environmental conservation, and recreational activities for visitors of all ages. Continuous investment and development will help the local community generate sustainable income in the long term.
 
The comprehensive development of facilities, including parking, restrooms, resting pavilions, water tanks, and recreational activities, reflects the commitment of the community and the management committee to create a tourist destination that can effectively accommodate visitors while preserving the natural beauty and unique character of the area. Huai Som Khem Reservoir is thus not only an essential water source for the community but also a high-potential tourist attraction for those interested in both relaxation and experiencing the natural environment of Phitsanulok Province.
 
For those looking to explore a peaceful natural setting, experience local community life, and enjoy fishing, Huai Som Khem Reservoir is an ideal choice. Ongoing development efforts aim to make it a tourist destination that meets every visitor’s needs while creating long-term value for the local community.
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