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Rom Sai Subdistrict
Rom Sai is a foothill and forest subdistrict in Sukhirin District, with a resettlement history and agricultural villages near the Chanae and Su-Ngai Padi boundaries.
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Kia Subdistrict
Kia is a mountainous farming subdistrict in Sukhirin, Narathiwat, with rubber plantations, fruit orchards and a local name associated with deer. · 5.8 km away
Chanae Subdistrict
Chanae Subdistrict is the central local area of Chanae District, combining village settlements, cultivation and wooded foothill country. · 6.2 km away
Sako Subdistrict
Sako is a rural subdistrict of Su-Ngai Padi, with orchards, rubber-growing communities and the bano drum-making tradition of Ban Sue Dae. · 7.2 km away
Phadung Mat Subdistrict
Phadung Mat is an agricultural subdistrict east of Chanae, crossed by Highway 4115 and the Bongo canal system. · 10 km away
About Rom Sai Subdistrict
Rom Sai (ร่มไทร) is a subdistrict of Sukhirin District, Narathiwat. Its local authority describes foothill plains, steep wooded hills and land used for agriculture. It meets Phadung Mat to the north, Sako to the east, Chanae to the west and Kia within Sukhirin to the south.
The community history reflects the development of southern resettlement schemes and the arrival of families from different parts of Narathiwat and neighbouring southern provinces. This helps explain a village-based landscape whose identity is wider than one settlement or government office. The whole-tambon map point is for orientation, not a public attraction entrance.
Arrange a visit around a particular village or host. Rain is frequent in the hill-and-forest setting, and routes away from main roads should be checked locally before departure. Respect working farms and household land, and confirm any community activity directly rather than expecting a fixed daily visitor programme.
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- 22 October 2026
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