Bueng Na Rang Reservoir covers an area of over 500 rai and plays a vital role as a natural “monkey cheek” flood retention area for Phichit Province. It is also one of the largest freshwater fish breeding grounds in the region, supporting the livelihoods of local communities for generations.

A major highlight occurs during the winter months from November to January, when large flocks of migratory waterfowl escape the cold and gather at the reservoir. In some years, their numbers reach the tens of thousands, creating a rare and impressive natural spectacle for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

Surrounding the reservoir is an unpaved road approximately 6 kilometers long, popular among locals and visitors for walking, jogging, and cycling, especially during the cooler morning and evening hours.

Visitors can also relax by the water, enjoy stunning sunset views, feed fish at designated areas, and during certain seasons, use floating rafts for leisure or dining while enjoying cool breezes and a tranquil atmosphere.

• By car: From Phichit town, take Highway 117 (Nakhon Sawan–Phitsanulok route) and turn toward Bueng Na Rang District. The reservoir is located near the district office and Bueng Na Rang Temple, with convenient road access.
  Location: Bueng Na Rang Reservoir, Phichit

• Best time to visit: 4:30–6:00 PM for beautiful sunsets and cooler temperatures

• Equipment: In winter, bring binoculars or a zoom lens for birdwatching

• Safety: If swimming or using floating rafts, always wear a life jacket

• Nearby attraction: Visit Luang Pho Sukho, a revered Buddha image over 700 years old at Bueng Na Rang Temple

Admission Fee:

• Free of charge

Opening Hours:

• Open daily 24 hours (Recommended visiting time: 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM for safety and scenic views)