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Ko Saba Subdistrict
Ko Saba is a Thepha coastal subdistrict with agricultural villages, sedge-weaving livelihoods and peat-swamp landscapes.
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Thepha Subdistrict
Thepha subdistrict contains the district's trading centre, railway-side settlement and older river-mouth communities. · 5.6 km away
Sakom Subdistrict
Sakom in Thepha is a coastal subdistrict of Songkhla, with fishing communities, the Khao Lon beach area and links to Ko Kham. · 8.5 km away
Wang Yai Subdistrict
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Saphan Mai Kaen Subdistrict
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About Ko Saba Subdistrict
Ko Saba (ตำบลเกาะสะบ้า) is a subdistrict of Thepha District, Songkhla. Provincial reporting describes foothill plains, Gulf shoreline and forest areas, rather than an offshore island despite the word ko in its name.
Local livelihoods include agriculture, small-scale fishing and work with krajood sedge, both cutting and weaving it. Provincial environmental reporting places parts of the Ko Saba sedge peatland in villages 4, 5 and 7 within the Khao Pa Chang–Laem Kham non-hunting area. This protected landscape is a particular part of a wider inhabited tambon.
Arrange craft or village visits with local hosts. Confirm current access before entering peatland or protected land; the reported May 2026 fire is historical context, not a live closure notice. Use the actual village or agreed meeting point rather than the administrative map reference.
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- Local authority, government or institutional geographic and cultural information: songkhla.prd.go.th
- Last reviewed
- 24 October 2026
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