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A Noru Subdistrict
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A Noru Subdistrict

A Noru is a central Pattani subdistrict containing old-town streets and the Leng Chu Kiang shrine community.

Official source · Public Relations Department

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About A Noru Subdistrict

A Noru (อาเนาะรู), frequently written Anoru, is an administrative subdistrict of Mueang Pattani. Its name also appears on Anoru Road, an important street in the city's old-town setting.

The Public Relations Department locates Leng Chu Kiang, also known as the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine, at 63 Anoru Road in this subdistrict. The shrine belongs to the area's Thai Chinese religious and community history. Its traditions and festival events relate to a particular institution, while the surrounding tambon also includes everyday residential and commercial space.

For a visit, use the shrine or street address rather than the administrative map point. Check event dates and any crowd or traffic arrangements separately. Observe the shrine's own instructions and allow space for worshippers during ceremonies and ordinary daily use.

Last reviewed
22 October 2026
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Subdistrict guide

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