Phasan, the symbolic building of the Chao Phraya River source, Nakhon Sawan

‘Pasan’ is located at the beginning of the Chao Phraya River, where the two-colored rivers, Ping-Wang and Yom-Nan, meet. The building is a large, slender structure that floats up like a bridge. The building is covered with steel and copper. The creation of Lod Pasan is very meaningful to the people of Nakhon Sawan because in addition to being a new beautiful landmark, the land was purchased with money donated by the people. Pasan was built through a collaboration between the Nakhon Sawan Municipality, local people, and a private architectural firm. They worked together to create a symbol to raise awareness of the importance of this area, which has created the country’s main river. It also stimulates the local economy by becoming a contemporary tourist attraction and a new public space for local people to use. The government budget for the construction was 117 million baht.

Pasan was built through a collaboration between the Nakhon Sawan Municipality, local people, and a private architectural firm. They worked together to create a symbol to raise awareness of the importance of this area, which has created the country’s main river. It also stimulates the local economy by becoming a contemporary tourist attraction and a new public space for local people to use.

Pasan is located on Yom Island, Pak Nam Pho, Nakhon Sawan Province, where two rivers, the Ping and Nan, meet to become the Chao Phraya River. Easy to travel from Nakhon Sawan city.

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