Wat Nong Bua Yai - Phatthana Nikhom District

Because it was a temple site that was rescued, built a dam, and then moved away from the Buddha image, allowing the flood to be seen

20-30 years old to see # the underground city

Nong Bua Yai Temple and the old community of Ban Nong Bua Submerged under Pa Sak Jolasid Dam, Nong Bua Subdistrict, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lopburi Province for 20 years Pasak Jolasid From the amount of water in the dam remaining Causing the Nong Bua Temple (Big) that drowned in the Pa Sak Dam for 20 years, making it clear that Nong Bua Temple (Big) First occurred in 2015, and this time was the second time in 2019, where people could watch the old temple drowned Which can be viewed from now onwards Until the water level cannot go down Which is an old temple That has existed for more than 100 years before the construction of Pa Sak Cholasit Dam along with the Ban Nong Bua community Which has been submerged for more than 20 years after the construction of the dam Has appeared clearly on the surface And can wade through the water to visit And experience this ancient historic site closely All day long, there are tourists, including monks. From the community temple around the dam, they walked through the water to visit each other throughout the day. But this event Considered not to occur often Which first occurred in 2015 and this time is considered the second time since the opening of the Pasak Jolasid Dam since 1999, where tourists can wade through the water to see ancient monuments, along with the remains of the Nong Bua villagers' community The rest of the house structure and ancient temples To see now At present, Nong Bua Temple has moved up to the top. Away from the Pasak Cholasit Dam, about 1.6 km. (Wat Nong Bua Mai) Pasak Jolasid Is the longest dam in Thailand. In accordance with the royal initiative of King Bhumibol Adulyadej to prevent flooding Construction started on 2 December 1994, with the Royal Irrigation Department being responsible. Khan Na Pa Sak Chonlasit took over 5 years to complete the construction from December 2, 1994 to September 30, 1999 and performed the inauguration ceremony of the dam on June 15 1998 by HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn became the President and on 7 October 1998, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej gave the name of this dam. "Pa Sak Jolasid Dam" means "Pasak River Dam that effectively stores water" His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej His Highness accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit Queen And HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Presided over the opening ceremony of the Pasak Jolasid Dam on 25 November 1999

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Normally visit the Pasak Dam Today there is an opportunity to try to visit the ancient underwater temple. But regret this rain, so hurry back Who has the opportunity to come to the Pa Sak Dam? Try to stop and take pictures and subsidize the merchants.

Holiday is quite a lot, and the car is very stuck, very difficult to get out. Going into a normal temple ruins I went in the afternoon, the weather was very hot. There are people selling birds to sell fish. Indispensable lottery With flowers, not incense, candles The water began to rise for a few days. Days would go back to sink like walking.

Already reached the figure of groundwater ... Unseen?? .. Amen ??. The remaining pictures ... Keep the picture as a memorial ...... ?? หนอง Nong Bua Yai Temple Submerged underwater temple for over 20 years Since 1999 This year, after the crisis due to drought, no rain for a long time. Causing the water level in Pa Sak Jolasid Dam Decreased to only 3%, causing Nong Bua Yai Temple Ancient temples in the area of ​​Lop Buri that have been lost in this dam have emerged from the water again ... ⛤⛤

Making merit, offering factors on the day to relieve father's birthday This temple is shady and quiet. The abbot is kind and friendly.