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Searching in Kantang District — Trang, Southern Thailand, Thailand.
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Ko Libong
Place · IslandKo Libong is Trang's largest island, with fishing communities, mangroves, tidal shores and seagrass habitat important to dugongs and migratory birds.
View detailsKo Mook (Ko Muk)
Place · IslandKo Mook, also written Ko Muk, is a settled Trang island known for its village life, western beaches and the sea entrance to Emerald Cave.
View detailsBang Pao Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictBang Pao is a Kantang tambon northeast of the town, with western lowlands and higher undulating land towards the interior.
View detailsBang Sak Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictBang Sak is a Kantang subdistrict of rolling lowlands, small hills and agricultural communities near Bo Nam Ron.
View detailsKantang Tai Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictKantang Tai is a southern Kantang tambon of lowlands, small hills, mangrove waterways and communities by the Trang estuary.
View detailsKhlong Chi Lom Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictKhlong Chi Lom is a Kantang subdistrict of five villages, lowland waterways and nipa-palm landscapes near the Palian River.
View detailsKhlong Lu Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictKhlong Lu is a Kantang tambon with rubber-growing communities, including Ban Bang Tao in village 3.
View detailsKhok Yang Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictKhok Yang is a mainland Kantang tambon on the western side of the Trang River, with village communities and a hill-side regional setting.
View detailsKhuan Thani Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictKhuan Thani is a Kantang tambon associated with old Trang town and the provincial city-pillar shrine.
View detailsNa Kluea Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictNa Kluea is a Kantang coastal subdistrict with mangrove and estuary environments alongside agricultural villages.
View detailsYan Sue Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictYan Sue is a Kantang subdistrict of settled lowlands, gently rolling ground and road connections across neighbouring waterways.
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