Subdistrict guide
Na Pakho Subdistrict
Na Pakho covers fourteen villages on the low plains beside Songkhla Lake in Bang Kaeo District, Phatthalung.
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About Na Pakho Subdistrict
Na Pakho (นาปะขอ) is a subdistrict of Bang Kaeo District, Phatthalung. The Land Development Department places it in the central part of the district, with its eastern side adjoining Songkhla Lake.
Its fourteen villages include Hat Khai Tao, Ban Phon, Khuan Mot, Na Pakho, Chang Thong and Pak Phon. The terrain is mostly flat to nearly flat lake-basin lowland, with Thale Luang and several smaller waterways shaping the area.
Agricultural research describes rice cultivation on the lower clay soils and the importance of irrigation. The lakeshore, fields and village facilities occupy different locations within the tambon; specify a village or named destination when planning an arrival.
- Sources
- Land Development Department: Na Pakho land-use plan; Thailand Research Fund: Bang Kaeo rice study
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
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