The name Sa-Bua translates literally to 'Lotus Pond' in Thai.
The park is situated on a peninsula separating the Gulf of Thailand from Songkhla Lake.
It is frequently used by locals as a starting point for jogging circuits around the historic Bo Yang area.
Sa-Bua is a local public park situated in the Bo Yang sub-district of Songkhla, Thailand. The park is defined by its central lotus-filled pond, which gives the site its Thai name. It serves as a community green space featuring paved walking paths and mature trees that provide shade in the coastal climate. The grounds incorporate various seating areas for residents and visitors to observe the local birdlife and aquatic environment. It functions as a recreational hub for nearby neighborhoods, offering a flat terrain suitable for casual exercise.
The central bridge or viewing platform overlooking the lotus clusters.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to the pond can attract mosquitoes in the late afternoon.
Visit during the early morning to see the lotus flowers in full bloom.
Utilize the walking paths during the cooler parts of the day to avoid the intense tropical heat.
Do not attempt to swim in the lotus pond, as the water is for ornamental and ecological purposes only.
Maintain a quiet volume to respect the residential surroundings; dispose of litter in provided bins.
