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Kalo Subdistrict
Kalo is a southern Raman subdistrict with steep hill country, stream valleys and villages near the Rueso side of Narathiwat.
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Yata Subdistrict
Yata is a farming subdistrict southwest of Raman's centre, combining lower plains, foothills and villages such as Talo, U Bae and Ti Bu. · 5.7 km away
Buemang Subdistrict
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Tano Pute Subdistrict
Tano Pute is a northeastern Bannang Sata subdistrict with mountain terrain, western lower ground and Pattani River and Sai Nam Phueng water features. · 6.5 km away
Riang Subdistrict
Riang is a rural subdistrict of Rueso, with agricultural communities including Ban Sanae and Ban Sue La. · 6.8 km away
About Kalo Subdistrict
Kalo (กาลอ) is a subdistrict of Raman District, Yala. The Land Development Department identifies communities including Ban Bae Ho, Kalo, Thamnop and Talo Mi Yae. Buemang and Yata lie on the northern and western sides, while parts of the eastern boundary meet Rueso District in Narathiwat.
The terrain ranges from flatter ground to rolling slopes, hills and steep mountain country. Natural streams and irrigation channels support local cultivation; named waterways in the land-use plan include Khlong Dusong Palae Nae, Khlong Riang and Khlong Ai Sue Yo. The agricultural and headwater setting should not be confused with Kalong Subdistrict, which has a different Thai name.
Use a specific village or institution to plan the final journey. Hillside tracks and water channels may serve farms or private land rather than visitors. Obtain local directions, permission and current road advice for any countryside visit, particularly after heavy rain or where a route leaves the main road.
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
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