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Ban Sattha or Home of Faith, the hill-top house overlooking the Tinsulanond Bridge that connects Ko Yo was built in 1991 and was completed in 1996. Surrounded by coconut plantations, the compound was built by local residents to honor H.E. Prem Tinsulanond, the Privy Councilor and Statesman, when he was Prime Minister. H.E. Prem graciously returned the house to the people of Songkhla.

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Neighbouring Provinces: Phatthalung to the north, Gulf of Thailand to the east, Satun to the west, Malaysia and Yala to the south.

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