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Tham Thong Lang Subdistrict
Tham Thong Lang is a Thap Put subdistrict with limestone headwaters and a former dolomite-quarry landscape.
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Thap Put Subdistrict
Thap Put is a subdistrict of limestone hills, streamside lowlands and agricultural communities within the district of the same name. · 6.1 km away
Song Phraek Subdistrict
Song Phraek is a Mueang Phang-Nga tambon of limestone hills, forest and valley settlements, containing the Ton Pariwat waterfall locality. · 7.2 km away
Khok Charoen Subdistrict
Khok Charoen in Thap Put is a village-based subdistrict associated with agriculture and the Nop Luang waterbody. · 7.3 km away
Nop Pring Subdistrict
Nop Pring is a northern Mueang Phang Nga subdistrict with former mining communities, hills and streamside plains. · 8.5 km away
About Tham Thong Lang Subdistrict
Tham Thong Lang (ตำบลถ้ำทองหลาง) is a subdistrict in Thap Put District, Phang Nga. Irrigation Department research identifies its streams and underground limestone drainage as important sources of water for the Khlong Bo Saen weir downstream.
The Department of Primary Industries and Mines documents a former dolomite quarry in village 1, often nicknamed Switzerland of Phang Nga. Its licence expired in 2021, and the department describes subsequent rehabilitation while stating that the site had not formally opened as a tourist attraction in that report.
Check current permission before seeking a quarry visit; scenic photographs do not establish legal public access. Headwater and cave-drainage sites are working environmental systems, not automatically visitor facilities. Use the actual village or authorised entrance rather than the tambon's reference point.
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- 24 October 2026
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