Nam Phut Na Wong Duan - CH0009

Martin Ellis - 18/06/2019

This is a series of small vauclusian springs in a wooded area which is maintained by monks as a wat. In June 1999 Smart recorded a total of 0.3 cumecs of crystal clear water resurging, but that no bedrock was visible and the water emerges from sand boils on the bottom of pools. In March 2008 the main resurgence was seen to be from bedrock, but the hole would be too small for a diver. Another spring just out side the temple grounds has been capped for use as a water supply. The local monks suggested to Dean Smart that the water flow increases in the dry season and decreases in the rainy season.