| Pattani,
formerly renowned as the town of a woman ruler and the biggest cannon
called "Nang Phaya Tani" , is located 1,055 kms. from Bangkok
on the eastern coast. It occupies an area of 1,377 square kilometres,
bordering on Songkhla to the north, Narathiwat to the south, the Gulf
of Thailand to the east and Yala to the west. Most of the population
is Muslim. The general geographical feature is a low basin suitable
for cultivation.
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Pattani is administratively
divided into 12 districts: Amphoe Muang Pattani, Amphoe Kapho,
Amphoe Khok Pho, Amphoe Mai Kaen, Amphoe Mayo, Amphoe Nong Chik,
Amphoe Panare, Amphoe Sai Buri, Amphoe Thung Yang Dang, Amphoe
Mae Lan, Amphoe Yarang, and Amphoe Yaring.
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The beach is about 52 kilometres from Pattani and
about 2 kilometres from Sai Buri. It is in Patatimo Village,
TambonTaluban. Visitors can use the Pattani-Narathiwat route or use the
route passing Hat Khae Khae to Sai Buri, or directly turn left at the
junction to Sai Buri. The beach is parallel to the pine line. Bungalows
are also available for service.
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This beach is about 18 kilometres from Pattani
town. The way to get to the beach is to go along highway no.42 (Pattani
- Narathiwat route, turn left at Amphoe Yaring, cross Yamu canal and
pass the forest area and villages. With its long white sand, line of
pines and coconut trees, this beach is one of the most popular ones in
Pattani. There are many Kolae boats with their unique colorful
characteristics of the southern fishermen. This beach is extended due
to the current of sea move sand in. This venue is most suitable for
relaxation and view watching.
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Laem Ta Chi or Laem Pho is another white-sand beach extended from Talo-kapo Beach. It has
been the accumulation of sand spit into the Gulf of Thailand on the
north. At the end of the beach is an open area with wider view, best
for sight-seeing. There are two routes to Laem Ta Chi: by boat from the
mouth of Pattani River to Laem Ta Chi which will take about more than
an hour, or from the pier in Yaring, go along Yamu Canal, out of sea,
to Laem Ta Chi. The most preferable way is by car, from Yaring, cross
Yamu Canal for about 10 kilometre to the tip of Laem Ta Chi.
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Pattani boasts many beautiful beaches along its eastern coast. These include Hat Khae Khae, Hat Panare, Hat Chalalai, Hat Ratcharak, in Amphoe Panare; Hat Patatimo or Hat Wasukri in Amphoe Sai Buri; Hat Talokapo and Laem Tachi in Amphoe Yaring. On some beaches where fishing villages are situated, fishing boats with colourful painted designs called Ko Lae, the symbol of Pattani, can be seen.
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This is located in Tambon Pithen, Amphoe Thung Yang Daeng, 52 kms. from Pattani township. In the park, there is a small waterfall which is good to visit between November and December.
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This monastery of 300 years old is well-known to Buddhists for its beautiful buildings and the sacred tablets. Luang Pho Tuat, once an abbot of the temple, is generally respected by the people all over the country. This is Located 27 kms. from Pattani on the Khok Pho-Yala Road and can also be reached by rail.
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The mouth of the Pattani River, where the Prince of Songkhla
University is situated, is 3 kms. from the township area.
There is a fishing village with thousands of coconut trees
lined behind a beach.
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This is a public park located on the Ieft side of the
Pattani Rive, Tambon Rusamilae, 1 km. from The township
area.
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