[2025 Sam Ngao Attraction] Travel Guide for Bhumibol Dam (Updated May)

#Natural attractions 🏞Let's visit Bhumibol Dam. Bhumibol Dam is the largest dam in Thailand. It is a curved concrete dam. Located in Sam Ngao District, Tak Province, it blocks the Ping River and is also a dam that can generate electricity. There is also a large rafting tour. 🚵‍♂️ If anyone travels to the North, you can stop by to take pictures and breathe in the air at Bhumibol Dam. ☁️ Free entrance, no fee. 📍 Location: Bhumibol Dam, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province #Tak #TakTravel #BhumibolDam

this is an amazing construction in Tak made by Rama 9. take a taxi and try and spend a day on a boat there are also gardens at the neighbouring park plus a visitor’s centre. there are many tout groups so come early in the day. make sure you bring your camera for some amazing wide zoom photos for all your family to enjoy take a selfie and then look back on your photos with pride!

✨The largest and most magnificent dam. Along the way, stop to enjoy the atmosphere before heading to Chiang Mai. 😀 #Bhumibol Dam

Bhumibol Dam, also known as Yanhee Dam, is the first multi-purpose dam in Thailand. It is a large concrete arch dam, the tallest in Thailand and Southeast Asia, and is ranked 8th in the world. It is 154 meters high from the base to the crest of the dam, blocking the Ping River at Ban Khao Kaeo, Sam Ngao District. It was built to generate electricity and for irrigation. The length of the river from the dam to Hot District, Chiang Mai Province is 207 kilometers. The area around Bhumibol Dam is a place for relaxation and breeding freshwater animals. In addition, Bhumibol Dam has created a nature study trail on both sides of the Ping River above the Bhumibol Dam reservoir in the Mae Tuen National Forest Reserve. It is a study trail for the diversity of the montane forest area and the restoration of the forest, as well as studying the characteristics of the dry dipterocarp forest, mixed deciduous forest, the diversity of mountains, streams and waterfalls, so that tourists have the opportunity to experience nature up close. It also helps promote conservation tourism. #MissingNature

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #BhumibolDam #Tak #NaturalTourism The largest dam in Thailand Recommended activity: Taking photos Time spent at this location: 1 - 2 hours Today, we will introduce tourist attractions in Tak Province, which are highlights of Loei Province. Bhumibol Dam is a large, arch-shaped concrete dam, the tallest in Thailand and Southeast Asia, ranked 8th in the world. It is 154 meters high from the base to the dam crest, blocking the Ping River at Khao Kaew. There are various activities such as viewing the dam crest, taking a boat trip, and eating. If you have a chance, come and visit.

A boat ride from Bhumibol Dam to San Pa Pao Village is an interesting activity for those who want to experience the beauty of nature and the local community lifestyle. San Pa Pao Village is located above the Bhumibol Dam reservoir in Ban Na Subdistrict, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province. The main occupations of this community are cattle raising and fishing. The journey from Bhumibol Dam to San Pa Pao Village can be made by passenger boat, which takes about 30 minutes. During the boat ride, you will enjoy the beautiful scenery of the reservoir and the surrounding mountains. San Pa Pao Village is also a destination for tourist activities such as kayaking and camping, with a backdrop of mountains and views of the dam's water. The cost for these activities is around 1,500 baht, including dinner. If you are interested in taking a boat ride to San Pa Pao Village, it is recommended to contact local service providers or relevant agencies for more information about the trip and available activities. 📍Address: Board the boat at Bhumibol Dam Pier, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province 💰Average price per person: 200-500 baht

Bhumibol Dam is the first multi-purpose dam in Thailand. It is a concrete arch dam and the first dam in Thai history, which is the origin of systematic and sustainable water management. In order to be in line with the objective of being a multi-purpose dam, the reservoir can be used in many ways, such as storing or slowing down water during the flood season to prevent and alleviate floods. However, it must not be too high to affect the flooded area around the reservoir, and the safety of the dam itself. It can also discharge water for consumption, agriculture, and the preservation of the ecosystem, including other benefits resulting from the discharge of water from the Bhumibol Dam. It was established after World War II. The government at that time had the idea of ​​building a large power plant, especially a hydroelectric power plant, which could quickly bring electricity into the system. Therefore, the “Committee for Considering the Construction of Power Plants Nationwide” was established to survey areas for power plant construction nationwide. It was found that the Ping River in the Yan Ri or Yanhee Valley, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province, was very suitable for building a dam. This led to the survey. “Yanhee Dam” in 1952 and started construction in 1957-1964 and in the same year, “Yanhee Electricity Authority” (EGAT) was established to be responsible for the construction of the dam and to produce electricity for the central and northern regions. Benefits in terms of electricity It can produce 560 megawatts of electricity or 2,200 million units per year, which can be sent to provinces in the north, central, east and west, including 36 provinces. In terms of irrigation in the rainy season, the area on the Ping River basin from the dam down to the rice fields can be used for rice farming of approximately 1,500,000 rai. In the dry season, it can help the area in the Chao Phraya Project produce dry season crops of approximately 2,000,000 rai. In terms of transportation, which is the heart of transportation in the central region, a boat with a draft of 2 meters can travel from Nakhon Sawan Province to Hot District, Chiang Mai Province, a distance of 400 kilometers. This dam can store up to 12,200 million cubic meters of water. It may be able to retain the water that flows in the rainy season, which will help alleviate flooding. In 1957, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great granted the name of the dam as “Bhumibol Dam”. On May 17, 1964, His Majesty traveled with Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, to perform the dam opening ceremony and pressed the button to connect the first generator to the system. Since that day, the Bhumibol Dam Hydroelectric Power Plant has been generating electricity for the happiness of Thai people. #tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน

The atmosphere is comfortable, the weather is getting cooler, there is no sun, it is comfortable to walk.

📍It is an old temple that is still in perfect condition. It is located in Ban Na Subdistrict, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province. It is a temple in the Bhumibol Dam, located in the middle of the water, surrounded by mountains and about 70 kilometers from the Bhumibol Dam. 🛥️To get to this temple, you have to take a boat or raft from the Bhumibol Dam area only. It takes about 2 hours to travel. 🛕The atmosphere inside the temple is shady. You can see the view of the mountains and the river. It is said that inside the Phra That Kaeng Soi, there are relics of the hair and relics of the left arm of the Lord Buddha. #Visit the temple

#100TravelTips Bhumibol Dam is a concrete arch dam and the first multi-purpose dam in Thailand. It was originally called Yanhee Dam. Later, on July 25, 1957, His Majesty the King granted the name of the dam as Bhumibol Dam. The dam is the only concrete arch dam in Thailand and Southeast Asia. And it is ranked 8th in the world, blocking the Ping River at Khao Kaew, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province. The reservoir can hold up to 13,462 million cubic meters of water. His Majesty the King laid the foundation stone for the construction on June 24, 1961. The initial construction consisted of the construction of the dam, the power transmission system, and the power plant building, which installed generators 1-2 with a capacity of 70,000 kilowatts each, and were able to supply electricity on May 17 and June 15, 1964, respectively. Later, His Majesty the King opened the dam on May 17, 1964. Later, generators 3-6 with a capacity of 70,000 kilowatts each were installed, and generator 7 with a capacity of 115,000 kilowatts was installed, and was able to supply electricity on May 11, August 9, 1967, October 25, August 19, 1969, and October 18, 1982, respectively, in order to extend the life of the generators to 1988. The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand therefore improved the generators, Units 1-2, increasing their production capacity by another 6,300 kilowatts each, and were able to supply electricity in November 1992 and November 1993, respectively. The improvement of Units 3-4 had the same production capacity as Units 1-2, and was completed and was able to supply electricity to the system in February and August 1997, respectively. In addition, in 1991, EGAT installed the 8th pumped storage generator with a production capacity of 171,000 kilowatts and constructed the lower Mae Ping Dam, which was able to supply electricity to the system in January 1996, making the Bhumibol Dam hydroelectric power plant have a total installed production capacity of 779.2 megawatts as of May 17, 2002. It can provide irrigation benefits to an area of ​​up to 10 million rai per year. The reservoir above the dam can store 13,462 million cubic meters of water, with a surface area of ​​approximately 300 square kilometers. The length of the river from the dam to Hot District, Chiang Mai Province is 207 kilometers. In addition to its benefits in terms of electricity and irrigation, the Bhumibol Dam is also a place for recreation. And it is a breeding ground for freshwater animals. ##Visit Tak Province

Went on a weekend, there was some parking 🚗 had to park on the side of the road 🛣️ The road on the dam is closed, but there are some places to take pictures Nothing for sale, but there is an office that probably sells souvenirs ‼️ No staff to give advice or provide any information 📣📢 But I recommend you to try visiting at least once in your life 📍Address: Bhumibol Dam 6XRC+FXQ, Ban Na Subdistrict, Sam Ngao District, Tak 63130 #Tak #TakAttractions #ReviewbyHongYi

Let's go to Mae Ong Temple. Let's check out the ants 🐜.

Royal working palace in the Royal Household Bureau at Bhumibol Dam, Tak Province

#summerdream The only concrete arch dam in Thailand, "Bhumibol Dam" is a popular tourist attraction in Tak because it is easy to travel to. Even if you are not an adventurer, you can go there. Plus, the view is so beautiful that you will forget to breathe. You can walk to see the view or rent a boat from the dam to the island to swim. For anyone who has a plan to travel to Tak Province, don't forget to stop here. I recommend Bhumibol Dam. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed.

The atmosphere is very good. 🌴🌳🌲🌄

🏞Bhumibol Dam is the first multi-purpose dam in Thailand. It is a large concrete arch dam, the highest in Thailand. It is 154 meters high from the base to the dam crest. 🏞Built to block the Ping River at Khao Kaew, Sam Ngao District ⛰️ To be used for electricity generation and irrigation 🏖Interesting activities for tourism - Relaxing and enjoying the view along the dam crest - Rafting and boating in the Bhumibol Dam Reservoir. You have to find information or book in advance. #Natural attractions #Bhumibol Dam #Sam Ngao

Bhumibol Dam, also known as Yanhee Dam, is the first multi-purpose dam in Thailand. It is a large concrete arch dam, the highest in Thailand and Southeast Asia, and is ranked 8th in the world. It is 154 meters high from the base to the crest of the dam. It was built to block the Ping River at Khao Kaew, Sam Ngao District, for use in generating electricity and irrigation. The Ping River from the dam to Hot District, Chiang Mai Province is 207 kilometers long. The area around the Bhumibol Dam is a place for relaxation and fish breeding. Interesting places in the Bhumibol Dam reservoir include: - Phra Phutthabat Doi Khao Nam, an island in the middle of the Bhumibol Dam reservoir. There is a temple called Phra Phutthabat on the mountain. Inside the temple are footprints of the Buddha, Phra Phutthabat Kaew, and a pavilion enshrining the principal Buddha image. The surrounding area has beautiful scenery. - Valentine Island, a small island with a sandy beach for swimming. You can travel to Valentine Island and Phra Phutthabat by renting a boat from the Bhumibol Dam. The trip takes about 30 minutes. There is also a rafting service using a towed boat or a cruise ship passing various tourist attractions, including Phra Phutthabat Khao Nam, Valentine Island, and Doi Chao Pho Luang. Khao Phra Phutthabat, Tham Ab Nang, Kaeng Soi Historical Park, to Doi Tao, Chiang Mai Province, a total distance of 204 kilometers. #Bhumibol Dam #Travel in Thailand #Tak Province #Missing nature #travel #Waiting for the day to travel #Missing nature

Bhumibol Dam, Tak Province Our first time traveling to Tak Province with GPS on The dam is very big. We like that there are many kinds of birds to see There are many places to take pictures The food is a bit dirty, so we have to drive outside We recommend buying food to bring in The transportation is convenient You can travel by private car #Tak #Bhumibol Dam

Location - Bhumibol Dam, Sam Ngao, Tak Province Atmosphere - The area inside the Bhumibol Dam reservoir includes Phra Phutthabat Doi Khao Nam, which is an island in the middle of the Bhumibol Dam reservoir. There is a temple called Phra Phutthabat on the mountain. Inside the temple, there are footprints of the Buddha, Phra Phutthabat Kaew, and a pavilion enshrining the principal Buddha image. The surrounding area has beautiful scenery. There is Valentine Island, a small island with a sandy beach where you can swim. You can travel to Valentine Island and Phra Phutthabat by renting a boat from the Bhumibol Dam. The journey takes about 30 minutes. You can take a raft ride using a towed boat or take a cruise ship through various tourist attractions. #BhumibolDam #Tak #MissNature #Travel #Thailand

Bhumibol Dam, Tak Province is a concrete arch dam located on the Ping River. Highlights: Beautiful and magnificent view. If you come in the evening, the sunlight is perfect for taking pictures. Score: 7-10 (7 because the road is currently being improved. Address: Khao Kaew, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province #Tak #Bhumibol Dam #Beautiful photo spots #Good atmosphere #Nice public park

Today we will take you to visit Bhumibol Dam in Tak Province, which is the largest single-arch concrete dam in Thailand. It was formerly called Yanhee Dam. In addition to being a dam used to generate electricity, there are also many tourist attractions inside the dam. Tourists can walk along the dam to enjoy the view, which is as wide as the eye can see. There is a photo spot in the flower garden, and there is also a souvenir shop for tourists. #ThaisTravelThailand #BhumibolDam #Dam #TravelThailand #Tak #TravelNorth

Let's visit Bhumibol Dam in Tak Province. Traveling here is convenient. There are various service points such as gas stations, coffee shops, shops, restaurants, hotels. Come here, it's all complete. If anyone wants to go on a boat to see the Buddha's footprint at Khao Nam, you can take a boat to see Vis. The boat fare is 700 baht. I recommend going in the evening. It's not hot. On top of the dam, there is fish feeding. The fish here are very big. Come here, the view is very beautiful. I recommend coming. #thailand #missingnature #goodatmosphereaccommodation

Hello everyone, today we will take everyone to check in at Bhumibol Dam located in Sam Ngao District, Tak Province. There are many tourist attractions here, such as Bhumibol Dam or a coffee shop where everyone can come and enjoy the atmosphere of Bhumibol Dam and sip iced coffee or many other drinks at the coffee shop on the dam. Don't forget, anyone who passes by this area, stop by to take a photo and check in at Bhumibol Dam, Tak Province. Otherwise, people will say that you didn't come here. 😊🏞️

The area behind the Bhumibol Dam is an area where locals fish. It is an economic area of ​​Tak Province. There is a raft to Doi Tao, Chiang Mai Province. You can rent a boat to go fishing, but you need to know the locals who fish so you will know the place. I recommend coming here. You will have many new experiences. There is another place up there, Valentine Island, where you can pitch a tent. #amusementpark #reservoir #thailand

Evening atmosphere #Bhumibol Dam

Great atmosphere, recommended #Bhumibol Dam Bhumibol Dam or formerly known as Yanhee Dam is a large concrete arch dam, the highest in Thailand. It is 154 meters high from the base to the crest of the dam. It is located in Khao Kaeo, Sam Ngao District, Tak Province. The construction process of the dam began in 1957 and was given the name Bhumibol Dam. ##