Sirikit Dam

Sirikit Dam Uttaradit - Le Blog de Manit

Le barrage et le reservoir (Khuean Sirikit) ont été nommés en l'honneur de la Reine de Thaïlande,situé à environ 68 kilomètres de la ville d'Uttaradit dans le district de Tha Pla.
Ce barrage est célèbre pour être le plus grand barrage terrestre de Thaïlande. Construit en 1973 sur la rivière Nan,il mesure 160 mètres de haut et 800 mètres de long,couvre une superficie de 220 kilomètres carrés.

Avant d'arriver au barrage vous allez passer dans la zone royale, vous pourrez voir plusieurs ponts traversants la rivière Nan.
Toute la zone est bien entretenue, il y a aussi un endroit où vous pouvez camper.
A la fin d’après-midi, des sportifs viennent faire leur jogging dans ce cadre magnifique sans être perturbés par les voitures.

Les autres photos sont des endroits de la province d'Uttaradit.

Five dead after boat capsizes in reservoir in northern Thailand

Five people drowned after a ferry hit a submerged tree trunk and capsized in a reservoir in northern Thailand.

The vessel was carrying ten passengers and the captain across the vast expanse of water at the Sirikit dam in Uttaradit province on Monday (January 20) morning.

But mid-way through the journey - with none of those onboard wearing life jackets - the small wooden ferry hit a tree stump, which was closer to the surface following weeks of severe drought.

The boat capsized and rescuers from Uttaradit Songkroh Foundation immediately began a search and rescue mission.

One person was found dead, while the bodies of another four were later recovered. The captain of the boat was among those killed.

Police Major Prasert Sithilert, from the Tha Pla district police station, said the boat left the village shortly after 9am with 10 passengers and the boat's owner-operator on board. The boat was also carrying agricultural goods.

The police chief said the first drowned passenger Sunitra Noikhan, 25, was found shortly after the accident.

Rescuers continued the search throughout the afternoon and in the evening found the three missing passengers Chan Noikhan, 71, Sanit Noikhan, 57, and Preeda Apiya, 42, and the captain Prarean Apiya, 50.

The region's harbor department director, Atiruj Chumrun, blamed the drought for causing the accident.

He said: We ran an initial investigation on the incident and suspect that the reason behind this terrible accident was because of the decreasing water level.

The captain is likely to have been confused and following an unsafe course across the dam, due to the low level of the water.

We found that the boat was equipped with the safety equipment but the registration was expired.

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Welcome back to part eight of our camping series. In this episode we return back to a the park Lam Nam Nan National Park where we camped a few years ago. We camp right on a beautiful lake. But in this episode we also came to the reality that were not going to enter all national parks based on principle.

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Lam Nam Nan National Park is a national park in Thailand's Phrae and Uttaradit provinces. The park is home to rugged mountains and the reservoir of the Sirikit Dam.

Lam Nam Nan National Park is located about 50 kilometres (30 mi) north of Uttaradit town in the Mueang district of Phrae Province and the Tha Pla and Nam Pat districts of Uttaradit Province.

The Sirikit Dam reservoir is a popular boating recreation spot and features a number of small islands and reefs. Choeng Thong waterfall is a year-round waterfall located on the Phrae side of the park. Phu Phaya Pho mountain offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and forested landscape.

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61 11 17 Paknai's Fisherman Village, Nan

Pak Nai was originally a village by the Nan River. But after the construction of the Sirikit Dam, the village became a part of the water reservoir above the dam surrounded by green mountain ranges. As locals of Pak Nai village are fishermen, there are plenty of fish product from the reservoir. Restaurants on rafts providing tasty fish such as Pla Kot - catfish, Pla Bu - gobies, Pla Khang – Giant Catfish, Pla Raet - giant gourami, Pla Thapthim - Thai Red Tilapia, etc. Some rafts also provide accommodations for tourists who want to stay over. Apart from flavorful meals, visitors can also admire the scenery of beautiful mountainous forests, islets, and fisherman’s raft houses by renting boats from locals. Out of the rainy season, there will be a pulled-raft service to Wat Pak Nai, where visitors can enjoy meal on board. The trip takes approximately 2 hours. Moreover, there is a ferry service to Nam Pat District, Uttaradit province but stay over a night is recommended as it takes 6 hours for the journey. To get there: The village is in Na Thanung sub-district, 96-kilometer s from the center of the province. Take the Nan – Wiang Sa – Na Noi route to Na Noi district then take mountainous Highway No. 1339 to Ban Pak Nai for approximately 25 kilometers

หมู่บ้านประมงปากนาย ตำบลนาทะนุง อำเภอนาหมื่น จังหวัดน่าน เดิมเป็นหมู่บ้านริมแม่น้ำน่าน หลังการสร้างเขื่อนสิริกิติ์ หมู่บ้านปากนายได้กลายเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของอ่างเก็บน้ำเหนือเขื่อน ซึ่งมีลักษณะเหมือนทะเลสาบขนาดใหญ่ โอบล้อมด้วยทิวเขาเขียวขจี ชาวบ้านปากนายประกอบอาชีพประมง มีแพร้านอาหารให้เลือกชิมปลาจากเขื่อน เช่น ปลากด ปลาบู่ ปลาคัง ปลาแรด ปลาทับทิม เป็นต้น และบางแห่งทำเป็นห้องพักไว้บริการนักท่องเที่ยว จากบ้านปากนายสามารถเช่าเรือล่องไปตามลำน้ำน่านสู่อ่างเก็บน้ำสิริกิติ์ มีทิวทัศน์เป็นป่าเขาสวยงาม เกาะแก่ง เรือนแพ ชาวประมง ในช่วงนอกฤดูฝน จะมีแพลากไปวัดปากนาย สามารถนั่งรับประทานอาหารบนเรือได้ ใช้เวลาประมาณ ๒ ชั่วโมง และมีแพขนานยนต์ข้ามฟากไปยัง อำเภอน้ำปาด จังหวัดอุตรดิตถ์
การเดินทาง อยู่ที่ตำบลนาทะนุง ห่างจากตัวจังหวัด 96 กิโลเมตร ใช้เส้นทางน่าน-เวียงสา-นาน้อย จากอำเภอนาน้อย มีทางแยกไปถึงอำเภอนาหมื่นราว 20 กิโลเมตร จากนั้นเลี้ยวซ้ายเข้าทางหลวงหมายเลข 1339 เป็นทางลาดยางคดเคี้ยวไปตามไหล่เขาอีกประมาณ 25 กิโลเมตรจึงถึงบ้านปากนาย

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Thai Cuisine | Wikipedia audio article

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Thai Cuisine


00:01:14 1 Regional cuisines and historical influences
00:05:55 2 Serving
00:10:30 3 Ingredients
00:13:05 3.1 Rice, noodles and starches
00:16:54 3.2 Pastes and sauces
00:20:36 3.3 Vegetables, herbs and spices
00:25:37 3.4 Fruits
00:29:29 3.5 Food controversies
00:29:38 3.5.1 Agricultural chemicals
00:31:58 3.5.2 Misrepresentation
00:33:13 4 Representative dishes
00:33:57 4.1 Breakfast dishes
00:35:17 4.2 Individual dishes
00:40:24 4.3 Central Thai shared dishes
00:44:02 4.4 Northeastern shared dishes
00:49:48 4.5 Northern shared dishes
00:52:27 4.6 Southern shared dishes
00:54:27 5 Desserts and sweets
00:54:37 5.1 Khong wan
00:58:16 5.2 Ice cream
01:00:19 6 Beverages
01:01:15 7 Insects
01:02:49 8 Street food, food courts, and market food
01:07:03 9 Vegetarianism in Thailand
01:08:58 10 Thai royal cuisine
01:10:30 11 Culinary diplomacy
01:15:00 12 Awards
01:15:53 12.1 Michelin stars
01:16:30 13 Culinary tours and cooking courses
01:17:01 14 Threats to Thai cuisine
01:18:05 14.1 Thai Delicious project
01:21:17 15 See also



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Thai cuisine (Thai: อาหารไทย, RTGS: ahan thai, pronounced [ʔāː.hǎːn tʰāj]) is the national cuisine of Thailand.
Thai cooking places emphasis on lightly prepared dishes with strong aromatic components and a spicy edge. Thai chef McDang characterises Thai food as demonstrating intricacy; attention to detail; texture; color; taste; and the use of ingredients with medicinal benefits, as well as good flavor, as well as care being given to the food's appearance, smell and context. Australian chef David Thompson, an expert on Thai food, observes that unlike many other cuisines, Thai cooking rejects simplicity and is about the juggling of disparate elements to create a harmonious finish.
In 2017, seven Thai dishes appeared on a list of the World's 50 Best Foods— an online poll of 35,000 people worldwide by CNN Travel. Thailand had more dishes on the list than any other country. They were: tom yam goong (4th), pad Thai (5th), som tam (6th), massaman curry (10th), green curry (19th), Thai fried rice (24th) and mu nam tok (36th).