Huai Huat Reservoir, Taeng Ngoy | Sakon Nakhon Province

Huai Huat Reservoir (Ang Kep Nam Huai Huat), Taeng Ngoy, Sakon Nakhon Province
It is an earthen dam built to block the Huai Huat stream. It is 26 meters high and 395 meters long, with a capacity of approximately 21 million cubic meters. Constructed around 1983, it is used for agricultural and domestic water supply.
The area is under the responsibility of the Royal Irrigation Department. It is one of the important tourist attractions within Phu Pha Yon National Park.
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) visited and participated in reforestation activities at the Huai Huat Reservoir project and initiated the construction of the reservoir by the Royal Irrigation Department. To provide water for agricultural use by the local population.
Huai Huat Reservoir
It is an earth dam, 26 meters high, with a crest length of 395 meters, and a capacity of approximately 21 million cubic meters.
It has a surface area of ​​approximately 1,200 rai.
There are 7 irrigation canals with a total length of 21.348 kilometers.
It supplies water to approximately 8,000 rai of cultivated land during the rainy season and approximately 2,000 rai during the dry season.
The dam crest is a beautiful viewpoint, offering a wide view of the reservoir and the surrounding nature.
The reservoir area has recreational spaces with restaurants and beverage services.
Address: Taeng Ngoy Subdistrict, Taeng Ngoy District, Sakon Nakhon Province
Visiting Hours: Open all day.