
Sin Pun Subdistrict
Sin Pun in Phrasaeng is a rolling agricultural subdistrict reaching the Tapi River opposite Khlong Chanuan.
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I Pan Subdistrict
I Pan is a Phrasaeng subdistrict of river lowlands, rolling farmland and rubber and oil-palm cultivation. · 5.3 km away
Khlong Chanuan Subdistrict
Khlong Chanuan is a southern Wiang Sa subdistrict beside the Tapi River opposite Sin Pun. · 9.2 km away
Thung Luang Subdistrict
Thung Luang in Wiang Sa is a Tapi-side subdistrict with river plains and eastern foothills. · 10 km away
Sakhu Subdistrict
Sakhu in Phrasaeng is a rolling agricultural subdistrict connected with the I Pan waterway. · 11 km away
About Sin Pun Subdistrict
Sin Pun (ตำบลสินปุน) is a subdistrict in Phrasaeng District, Surat Thani. It should be distinguished from the identically named subdistrict in Khao Phanom District, Krabi.
Community Development Department and council profiles describe land descending from rolling higher ground towards the Tapi River. The river forms the boundary with Khlong Chanuan in Wiang Sa District, while I Pan and Sai Khueng lie to the west. Part of the administrative area is associated with the Sin Pun reserved-forest landscape.
Specify Phrasaeng and Surat Thani when requesting directions. A river boundary is geographic orientation rather than evidence of a bridge, ferry or public landing at the reference point. Choose a village or institution address, and confirm any forest or riverbank access locally.
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- Local authority, government or institutional geographic and cultural information: dpu.cdd.go.th
- Last reviewed
- 24 October 2026
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- Thailand Navigator Editorial Team
- Page type
- Subdistrict guide
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