Subdistrict guide
Chang Subdistrict
Chang is a nine-village Na Thawi subdistrict with western lowlands, eastern foothills and several local canals.
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About Chang Subdistrict
Chang (ตำบลฉาง) is a subdistrict of Na Thawi District, Songkhla. The Land Development Department describes lower land to the west and foothills and mountains on the eastern side.
Its nine villages include Na Wa, Plak Chamao, Ko Nga, Wang Buap, Phrong Chorakhe, Khok Chang, Prik, Thung Mo Taek and Liap. Khlong Na Thawi, Khlong Phuan and Khlong Wang Thuai are named waterways. This varied settled landscape should not be confused with the many Thai places whose names include Ban Chang.
Use the exact village and destination when arranging transport. Check local approaches after heavy rain near low fields or waterways, and obtain permission before visiting farms. The administrative reference point is not a canal crossing, council counter or a visitor entrance.
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- Local authority, government or institutional geographic and cultural information: service.ldd.go.th
- Last reviewed
- 24 October 2026
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