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Pulo Puyo Subdistrict
Pulo Puyo is a Nong Chik subdistrict with oil-palm and coconut livelihoods alongside village fish-cage farming.
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About Pulo Puyo Subdistrict
Pulo Puyo (ตำบลปุโละปุโย) is a subdistrict in Nong Chik District, Pattani. The authority's local profile describes a working agricultural and village landscape rather than one compact visitor site.
Oil-palm cultivation and trading, coconut processing and related employment are part of the documented economy. The profile also identifies fish-cage farming in villages 2 and 3, including tilapia and local freshwater species. These activities show the importance of local waterways and production areas to everyday village life.
Agree a specific village and host before visiting farms, processing premises or fish-cage areas. Working waterside structures are not automatically public walkways or leisure facilities. Ask about the approach after heavy rain and navigate to a confirmed address rather than expecting the tambon's map marker to identify the authority office or a farm.
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
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