Deer watching bridge

The history of this deer watching bridge started from the problems of Chumphon people who had to face the problem of flooding frequently. Due to the topography of the city, it is in a low-lying area, making it difficult to drain water. The problem often occurred and the damage was quite severe. King Rama IX saw the suffering of the people who often faced it. Therefore, he had an idea and granted his own funds. He ordered the digging of a canal to create a drainage system for the monkey cheeks to store and hold a large amount of water. He named it the Nong Yai Project and dug a large canal to connect the drainage to the sea. Since then, the problem of flooding has never happened again.