Ko Sadet Phrapas, Surin
Surin Province has developed the Royal Visit Trail on Ko Sadet Phrapas, located within the Rajamangala University of Technology Isan, Surin Campus.
The project aims to restore the royal reception pavilion, a site visited by His Majesty King Rama IX and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit in 1955 (B.E. 2498).
The Following the Royal Visit Project in Surin Province is centered on Ko Sadet Phrapas within Rajamangala University of Technology Isan, Surin Campus, the site visited by His Majesty King Rama IX and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit in 1955 (B.E. 2498). The project highlights the restoration of the royal reception pavilion and the development of the surrounding area into a historical learning center and a demonstration site for integrated agriculture inspired by the royal initiatives.
Additional Project Details
Royal Reception Pavilion
The royal reception pavilion is an old wooden structure that had fallen into disrepair. It has been restored to its original condition and now houses the Following in the Fathers Footsteps exhibition, which tells the story of King Rama IXs royal duties during his visit to this site.
Surrounding Landscape of the Island
The area has been enhanced with the planting of vetiver grass, flowering plants, ornamental trees, and large shade trees, along with the construction of a multi-purpose plaza. A Chai Pattana water turbine has been installed, and sloped walkways have been created to ensure convenience and accessibility for the elderly.
Royal Reception Pavilion
Students, community members, volunteers, and staff collaboratively develop the area, including agricultural plots following the sufficiency economy principles, such as growing vegetables and herbs, raising fish, and implementing a water recycling system.
Objectives / Goals
Goals
To create a learning space for education and community engagement.
To promote historical soft power by showcasing the legacy of King Rama IX.
To develop the area as a culturally valuable tourist destination in Surin Province.
How to Get There and Visit
Location
Ko Sadet Phrapas, Rajamangala University of Technology Isan, Surin Campus, Surin Province.
Things to Do When Visiting
- Explore the Royal Reception Pavilion and learn about King Rama IXs visit and royal duties.
- Visit the Following in the Fathers Footsteps exhibition to understand his contributions to the area.
- Walk around the landscaped island and enjoy the gardens, flowering plants, and large trees.
- Observe sustainable agriculture plots, including vegetable gardens, herbs, fish ponds, and water recycling systems.
- Take photos at scenic viewpoints and the multi-purpose plaza.
- Learn from community and volunteer initiatives, observing how locals implement sufficiency economy principles.
- Relax and enjoy the serene environment, ideal for reflection and educational visits.
Ko Sadet Phrapas is a site of historical significance, highlighting the benevolence and royal activities of King Rama IX and Her Majesty the Queen. Today, it has been restored and landscaped beautifully, featuring educational exhibitions and serving as a learning center for historical soft power.
It is ideal for those interested in Thai history, photography, and enjoying nature, conveniently located near Surin city.
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