
Tak Bai District
Tak Bai District is an administrative district (amphoe) in Narathiwat Province, Thailand.
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Bang Khun Thong Subdistrict
Bang Khun Thong is an agricultural Tak Bai subdistrict shaped by the Bang Nara River, paddy plains, peat wetlands and higher village ground.
Che He Subdistrict
Che He is the Tak Bai tambon containing the town market and historic river communities, with longstanding connections to trade and local food production.
Khosit Subdistrict
Khosit is a low-lying farming and border-river subdistrict south of Tak Bai, bounded by Khlong Puyu and the Su-ngai Kolok River.
Ko Sathon Subdistrict
Ko Sathon is a river-border tambon in Tak Bai, with low estuarine land facing Kelantan and some gently raised settlement areas.
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Phron Subdistrict
Phron is a Tak Bai subdistrict with long-established temple communities, wetland lowlands and local weaving traditions, distinct from Phron in Yala. · 3.6 km away
Bang Khun Thong Subdistrict
Bang Khun Thong is an agricultural Tak Bai subdistrict shaped by the Bang Nara River, paddy plains, peat wetlands and higher village ground. · 4.1 km away
Sala Mai Subdistrict
Sala Mai is a Tak Bai subdistrict linking coastal fishing settlements with inland farming communities and a history associated with a roadside market. · 5.0 km away
Che He Subdistrict
Che He is the Tak Bai tambon containing the town market and historic river communities, with longstanding connections to trade and local food production. · 5.1 km away
About Tak Bai District
Tak Bai District is an official amphoe of Narathiwat Province, Thailand. Its official Thai name is ตากใบ.
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- 14 September 2026
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