The dam is constructed with an earth-filled design and features a clay core. Standing at a height of 113.60 metres, it spans 810 metres in length and boasts a width of 12 metres on the ridge. The reservoir associated with the dam has an impressive maximum storage capacity of 9,510 million cubic metres of water, making it the third-largest reservoir in Thailand, following Srinakarin Dam Reservoir and Bhumibol Dam. Tourist attractions within Sirikit Dam; Sumalai Park Established by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) in 1992 to celebrate Queen Sirikit’s 60th birthday, the park is a tranquil haven for relaxation. It features diverse plant species, lotus ponds, herb garden, multi-purpose grounds, a health plaza, and the iconic “Sculpture Towards the Light”, symbolising the Queen’s leadership in Thai handicrafts and arts. Chalermprakiat Bridge Constructed in 2004 to commemorate Queen Sirikit’s 72nd birthday, the bridge is officially named “Chalermprakiat Queen Sirikit Bridge.” A royal message plaque and the Queen’s royal cypher adorn the bridge, symbolising her significant contributions. Dam Crest Area Above the dam lies a vast freshwater lake with stunning views, especially at sunset. Visitors can experience the lifestyle of local fishermen who live on rafts in the reservoir. The area also hosts various restaurants catering to tourists. For further details contact, Tel. (66) 5546 1136, (66) 5546 1140-3 ext. 3030-1
