The six ponds here are considered as sacred ponds which water has been used for royal ceremonies. The Fine Arts Department has registered the area as historical site, but none of the ponds has been renovated. King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) visited these sacred ponds, hence the village nearby was renamed as Ban Tha Sadet, or 'Royal Landing Village'. There were initially four sacred ponds including Sa Kaeo, Sa Kha, Sa Yommana, and Sa Ket. Two more ponds were found later including Sa Amarit 1 and Sa Amarit 2. [Source: TAT]
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