Doem Bang Nang Buat, Administrative district in Suphan Buri Province, Thailand.
Doem Bang Nang Buat is an administrative district in Suphan Buri Province, spread across multiple sub-districts and villages with a rural character shaped by agriculture and waterways. The landscape is cut through by the Mae Nam Tha Chin river system, which creates natural boundaries and irrigation channels.
The district was established in 1911 through a reorganization of neighboring territories that became part of Thailand's wider administrative reform under Prince Damrong Rajanubhab. This restructuring set the administrative boundaries that still define it today.
The name refers to an ordained lady from ancient times, and this connection lives on through the local temples that dot the district. These sanctuaries shape how residents gather and practice their daily traditions.
The district administration building is located on Chai-Nat-Suphan Buri Road in Tambon Khao Phra and serves as the main point for accessing local government services. Travelers can find essential information and guidance for navigating the area there.
Bueng Chawak is a large freshwater lake within the district that supports diverse wildlife and wetland habitats recognized at an international level. This lake draws visitors and researchers interested in observing migratory birds and other natural species.
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