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SabaiGuy Villa , Wangnamkheo, Nakhon Ratchasima
1 moo 8 Ban Puttachat, Tambon Thai Samakkhi district, Wang Nam Khiao
Nakhon Ratchasima 30370 Thailand.
Tel : 089-626-2698 ,086-091-7555
Email : sabaiguyvilla@gmail.com
Website : www.sabaiguy.com
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Lam Phra Ploeng Dam
The dam is under the Royal Irrigation Department. Locals come here to relax, eat, fish, and enjoy the scenery of the reservoir. There are lodges for rent.For information, contact the Lam Phra Phloeng Water
Supply and Maintenance Project at tel. (044) 373184 ext. 114. Tourists can rent a long-tail boat to tour the reservoir, travel to Khlong Ki waterfall or Khun Chon waterfall. |
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Nakhon Ratchasima Zoo
Covering an area of 545 rai (218 acres), the zoo is one of the most modern in Asia. The enclosures are large and landscaped by section to match the habitat of each animal most of which have come from Africa. The most popular animals are penguins, seals, African elephants, rhinoceros, cheetahs, lions, zebras, and giraffes. There is also a reptile building and a hornbill garden. |
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Khao Phaeng Ma
The peak is 850 metres above sea level. The area is under the care of the Wildlife Foundation of Thailand and has an area of 16 square kilometres. Activities include reforestation, trekking, animal watching (particularly some remaining gaurs), and slide shows for interested parties. There is accommodation in the form of 3 bamboo lodges that can each accommodate 10-20 people. |
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Thao Suranari Monument
Thao Suranari Monument is a memorial to the Thai heroine called ‘Ya Mo’
by locals, built in 1934. People from other provinces who visit Khorat and local susually come to pay homage here and ask for blessings. The statue is
made of black copper. It is 1.85 metres high and is dressed in regalia in a
standing posture. The right hand holds a sword and the statue faces west towards the capital of Bangkok. |
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Kaeng Hin Phoeng
These rapids are in the Sai Yai River, which originates in Khao Yai National
Park in Amphoe Na Di. There is a strong whirlpool that requires quite an
effort by skilful oarsmen to clear the hazard. The trip takes one hour
through the rapids before running into smooth water about 2 hours towards
the end of the journey. Raft riding is possible here during the rainy season
from June to October. |
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Chom Tawan Beach
This is a large beach by the lake, under the office of the 5th Thap Lan
National Park Management Area (Lam Plai Mat) that is responsible for
jungles in the park in Soeng Sang, Khon Buri and Wang Nam Khiao Districts.
A rest area has been developed for the public around the reservoir and
plots of land have been designated for locals to make a living and reduce
the problem of illegal logging. |
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Dan Kwian (Dan Kwien The Pottery Kingdom)
It is a village noted for unique pottery widely used for interior and outdoor
decoration. The uniqueness of Dan Kwian clay is its durability, pliability and
rusty color. When combined with attractive designs and the proper heating
process the products are irresistible. |
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Khao Yai National Park
The park, which covers an area of 2,168 square kilometers in the Phanom
Dong Rak mountain range, stretches over 4 provinces including Nakhon
Ratchasima, Nakhon Nayok, Saraburi, and Prachin Buri. Khao Yai became
Thailands first national park on 18th September 1962 and is also originally
recognized as the National Park Heritage of Asian Group Countries. |
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Huay Yai Waterfall
This small waterfall, which flows past 2 large boulders, is a tourist
attraction under the care of Thap Lan National Park. It should be noted
that the waterfall only has water only in the rainy season or between
July and September. |
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Sakaerat Environmental Research Station
It has an area of about 78 square kilometres (48,750 rai). The area is
mainly dry jungles and hardwood forests. Many animals are found here,
including wild boars, pheasants and a variety of birds. If you go up a tower
built by the station over the treetops, you will see a vast green jungle
around you, as well as Khao Phaeng Ma further away. The climate is cool
all year round. |
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