Subdistrict guide
Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Wang Khiri is a Huai Yot subdistrict containing Ban Wang Lam and an irrigation reservoir linked with Trang's livestock station.
Official source · Office of the Royal Development Projects BoardUnderstand the areas
Explore the areas within Wang Khiri Subdistrict and find a place for your visit or everyday life.
The interactive map loads as it comes into view.
Open full map →No connected neighbourhoods or child areas have been published for this place yet.
Explore the geographic hierarchy →
Places by type
Explore Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Browse places by type and discover what to see and do in Wang Khiri Subdistrict.
History & culture
Explore Thailand’s rich history through ancient ruins, landmarks and monuments.
Explore places (0) →Religious sites
Visit Buddhist temples, shrines, churches and mosques across Thailand.
Explore places (0) →Nature & scenery
Discover beaches, islands, waterfalls, caves and breathtaking viewpoints.
Explore places (0) →Parks & outdoors
Explore national parks, trails, gardens and incredible wildlife.
Explore places (0) →Public spaces
Find vibrant squares, bridges and iconic public places.
Explore places (0) →Transport
Find airports, railway stations, bus and ferry terminals across Thailand.
Explore places (0) →Local categories
Things to do
Browse local businesses and services by type.
Local categories will appear as connected listings are published.
Browse every category in Wang Khiri Subdistrict →
Find a business or service in Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Search published businesses and services in this area.
Businesses in Wang Khiri Subdistrict
View more businesses →No connected businesses are published yet.
Living in Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Explore neighbourhoods, everyday services and practical information for a longer stay.
Everyday essentials
HealthcareHospitals, clinics and medical services.Explore →
Schools & familyEducation and everyday family life.Explore →
Shopping & marketsLocal shops, markets and essentials.Explore →
Getting aroundLocal transport, taxis and vehicle hire.Explore →
Working remotelyCoworking and professional services.Explore →
More ways to use Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Plan the practical details
Find transport options and useful information for visiting Wang Khiri Subdistrict.
Getting to Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Explore routes and transport connections. Check current schedules and availability before travelling.
Getting around Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Find local transport services and practical guidance.
Essential travel information
Weather in Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Check the current conditions and forecast when planning your visit.
Loading current conditions and forecast…
Nearby destinations
Explore more places and local guides.
Bang Kung Subdistrict
Bang Kung is a Huai Yot farming subdistrict associated with local forest catchments, rubber growing and rice-growing communities. · 2.6 km away
Bang Di Subdistrict
Bang Di is a Huai Yot subdistrict where higher hills meet Trang River lowlands, with the Phu Khao Sai archaeological landscape. · 4.9 km away
Wang Wiset District
Wang Wiset District is an administrative district (amphoe) in Trang Province, Thailand. · 8.3 km away
Na Wong Subdistrict
Na Wong is a Huai Yot subdistrict associated with the limestone hill, caves and temple at Khao Pina. · 8.6 km away
About Wang Khiri Subdistrict
Wang Khiri (วังคีรี) is a subdistrict of Huai Yot District, Trang. Government village records identify Ban Khao Phru Samet in Village 1 and Ban Wang Lam in Village 4 among its communities.
The Royal Development Projects Board records an irrigation reservoir project at Ban Wang Lam associated with Trang's livestock breeding station. The project arose from local water-supply needs and included a water-distribution system. This establishes an agricultural and water-management context rather than a promise that the reservoir or station operates as a public recreational attraction.
For a visit to an institution, farm or water project, contact its responsible office and obtain the specific entrance. The station, reservoir and tambon cover different scopes. Keep the village number in the address and avoid treating a geographic reference point as permission to enter managed land.
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
- Content owner
- Thailand Navigator Editorial Team
- Page type
- Subdistrict guide