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Ta Kae Subdistrict
Ta Kae is a small Yaring subdistrict southwest of the district centre, between Bang Pu, Ya Mu and the Yarang side of Pattani.
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Kami Yo Subdistrict
Kami Yo is a small agricultural subdistrict near Pattani whose community history follows canals and kapiyoh cap-making. · 2.6 km away
Rata Panyang Subdistrict
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Ya Mu Subdistrict
Ya Mu is Yaring's historic administrative locality, with the old governor's palace, canal-side settlement and town services. · 3.5 km away
Bang Pu Subdistrict
Bang Pu is a Pattani Bay subdistrict known for mangrove channels, small-scale fishing and community boat excursions. · 3.6 km away
About Ta Kae Subdistrict
Ta Kae (ตาแกะ) is a subdistrict of Yaring District, Pattani. The local-authority profile places its office in Ban Ta Kae, with Bang Pu to the north, Ya Mu and Rata Panyang to the east, and the Mueang Pattani and Yarang sides on its western and southern boundaries.
The tambon's four villages are identified as Thian Ya, Ta Kae, Fang and Kumang. Its predominantly low-lying setting includes wooded land and scrub, with village communities spread across the administrative area. The name refers to this whole locality rather than one attraction or only the council office.
For an arranged community visit, keep the village name and Thai spelling with the address. Confirm the actual entrance and local road approach with your host. Working land, homes and religious places have separate access arrangements, and wet-weather directions should be checked before using smaller roads.
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- 22 October 2026
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