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Nai Tao Subdistrict
Nai Tao is a small Huai Yot subdistrict with four villages, including the Ban Ko Tao school community.
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About Nai Tao Subdistrict
Nai Tao (ในเตา) is an administrative subdistrict of Huai Yot District, Trang. The district Community Development Office lists four villages within the tambon, making it distinct from the larger district and from similarly named destinations elsewhere.
The Ministry of Education's school directory locates Thai Rath Witthaya 102, also named Ban Ko Tao, in Nai Tao. This is a local school and community address in inland Trang; it should not be confused with the Ko Tao island in Surat Thani or used to infer island transport and beach facilities.
For a household, school or public-service appointment, confirm the village and institution directly. School grounds require an agreed visit, and the subdistrict's reference point is not a school entrance. Keep the Thai name and the Huai Yot address together when arranging transport or looking up local services.
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- 22 October 2026
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