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Pitu Mudi Subdistrict

Pitu Mudi is a Yarang tambon with communities including Ban To Thua and links to the wider ancient Yarang landscape.

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About Pitu Mudi Subdistrict

Pitu Mudi (ปิตูมุดี), administrative code 941006, belongs to Yarang District, Pattani. Its district learning-centre page places local education activities in village 4 at Ban To Thua. The national anthropology centre also identifies Pitu Mudi within the broader distribution of ancient Yarang settlement remains. Present-day village and education addresses should therefore be distinguished from the boundaries of particular archaeological sites.

Use the village and institution name for a meeting or learning activity, and arrange attendance with the hosts. An archaeological visit requires the relevant site name and entrance information. The displayed coordinate is a tambon reference centre, not the location of every cultural feature or the learning-centre doorway.

Last reviewed
22 October 2026
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