
Khun Tat Wai Subdistrict
Khun Tat Wai is an inland Chana tambon with river-fed agricultural lowlands and the Pa Ramai village communities.
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About Khun Tat Wai Subdistrict
Khun Tat Wai (ขุนตัดหวาย) belongs to Chana District in Songkhla. The local administrative profile describes lowlands served by a river, smaller canals and irrigation channels, supporting rice, livestock, rubber and fruit growing. It names Pa Ramai Tok, Pa Ramai Klang, Pa Ramai Ok, Khun Tat Wai and Hua Krathing among the communities. Prince of Songkla University also records the local traditions surrounding Khok Nang Phaya and the place name; these are community narratives rather than established accounts of ancient warfare.
Include the village and host or institution name in the address. Agricultural and community destinations are spread across the tambon and require different final approaches. The administrative centre point does not identify a shrine, farm gate or local-authority office.
- Last reviewed
- 24 October 2026
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