Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

7 Well Moo 1, Pak Nam Subdistrict, La-ngu District, Satun Province, about 7 km from Pak Bara Pier (by boat) on the island, there is a white beach interspersed with strangely shaped rocks. quiet atmosphere The island also has a community of islanders, mostly fishermen families. Ban Bo Chet Luk, formerly known as Langatu Yo, in the past, the people lived in the grazing area. to feed cattle.

 

After that, the sea people from Bulon Island migrated to settle. The problem was that there was no fresh water to use, so they helped dig a well to find a fresh water source. The pond with the most fresh water It is the pond closest to the sea. The other six wells farther away were brackish and had the least amount of water. Therefore, it is assumed that the well excavated until now the age of the well is not less than 80-90 years.

 

Today, the villagers of Bo Chet Luk have renovated the seven wells by digging wells. Put a round cement pipe using clay bricks to decorate the edge of the pond to be beautiful. The area of ​​Ban Bo Chet Luk It looks like a plain with mountains in the area. Another part of the Andaman beach.

 

The soil condition is sandy loam at the beach. The flat soil at the foot of the hill has a canal that is important is Khlong Ban Bo Chet Luk, in the west there will be Khao Yai. Which is a very beautiful mountain located on the island at Pak Nam Ban Pak Bara, which is a place within the responsibility of the Petra National Marine Park. It is also a tourist attraction of Pak Nam Subdistrict.

 

How to get there: From the town of Satun to La-ngu District, a distance of 53 kilometers, enter the Pak Ping Intersection to Ban Bo Chet Luk, a distance of 18 kilometers.