Subdistrict guide
Bang Sak Subdistrict
Bang Sak is a Kantang subdistrict of rolling lowlands, small hills and agricultural communities near Bo Nam Ron.
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Bo Nam Ron Subdistrict
Bo Nam Ron is a western Kantang subdistrict associated with low hills, wetland forest and Kantang Hot Spring Forest Park. · 9.2 km away
Mai Fat Subdistrict
Mai Fat is a coastal Sikao subdistrict combining rubber and oil-palm farming with fishing villages and named beach areas. · 9.4 km away
Na Kluea Subdistrict
Na Kluea is a Kantang coastal subdistrict with mangrove and estuary environments alongside agricultural villages. · 12 km away
Ko Mook (Ko Muk)
Ko Mook, also written Ko Muk, is a settled Trang island known for its village life, western beaches and the sea entrance to Emerald Cave. · 12 km away
About Bang Sak Subdistrict
Bang Sak (ตำบลบางสัก) is a subdistrict in Kantang District, Trang. Its authority's profile places it near neighbouring Bo Nam Ron and Sikao District, distinguishing it from the better-known Bang Sak beach area in Phang Nga.
Local planning material describes low-lying and undulating ground interspersed with small hills. District public-health information identifies oil palm as a significant agricultural crop in Bang Sak. The name belongs to a wider inhabited tambon rather than a single coastal resort or beach.
Include Kantang and Trang when booking transport or searching for local services. Use the village and individual destination's address. Arrange farm visits directly with a host, and confirm any coastal or forest excursion separately rather than assuming access from the tambon name.
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- Local authority, government or institutional geographic and cultural information: www.bangsak.go.th
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
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- Thailand Navigator Editorial Team
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