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Lo Yung Subdistrict
Lo Yung is a ten-village Takua Thung subdistrict with hills, coastal plains and local batik and food-processing traditions.
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About Lo Yung Subdistrict
Lo Yung (ตำบลหล่อยูง) is a subdistrict of Takua Thung District, Phang Nga. The council identifies ten villages including Lo Yung, Bang Pla, Ban Na, Thong Lang, Khuan, Laem Hin, Bang Chan and Bakan.
Land Development Department material describes mountainous terrain alternating with coastal plains, with batik cloth and processed peanuts among local products. The council attributes the name to a peacock seen on a lo tree beside older rice-growing land; this is a local naming tradition rather than a present wildlife-viewing claim.
Select the actual village, producer or waterfront address before travel. Craft and food businesses have individual arrangements, and agricultural or coastal land is not automatically public visitor space. The representative point describes the tambon, rather than a workshop entrance or landing.
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- Local authority, government or institutional geographic and cultural information: www.lhoryung.go.th
- Last reviewed
- 24 October 2026
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