
Chang Hai Tok Subdistrict
Chang Hai Tok is a Khok Pho tambon with foothill land, rice-growing flats and Wat Banlue Khachawat.
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Sai Khao Subdistrict
Sai Khao is a Khok Pho tambon at the Sankalakhiri foothills, with fruit and rubber gardens and established Buddhist and Muslim communities. · 2.9 km away
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About Chang Hai Tok Subdistrict
Chang Hai Tok (ช้างให้ตก), code 940215, is a subdistrict of Khok Pho District, Pattani. The authority history identifies it as an area separated from Pa Bon and describes hill-edge terrain with flatter land used for rice. Its public information lists Wat Chang Hai Tok, also called Wat Banlue Khachawat, and a local enterprise making supports used in rubber tapping. These are specific features within the wider community landscape.
Wat Chang Hai Tok should not be confused with the better-known Wat Chang Hai in Khuan Nori. Confirm the full temple or village name before travelling. The tambon reference point is separate from either religious entrance, and access to a rubber-related enterprise should be arranged with its hosts.
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
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