Kaset Sombun

Kaset Sombun is an administrative district in northeastern Thailand's Chaiyaphum Province, comprising eleven subdistricts spread across rolling terrain. The area includes several small settlements connected by local roads, with the landscape shaped by villages and rural communities.

The district was established in 1939 as an independent administrative division, separated from the former Phu Khio District. This reorganization was part of wider administrative changes that shaped northeastern Thailand's provincial structure during that period.

The district centers on farming life, where residents grow rice and crops using methods passed down through generations. During harvest seasons, the fields fill with activity as families work together, a rhythm that shapes the rhythm of daily life in the villages.

The best time to visit is during the dry season when local roads are in good condition. Public transport connects the villages, though services follow rural schedules and frequencies typical of agricultural areas.

The district borders Phu Khiao Wildlife Reserve to the north and contains sections of Phu Laen Kha National Park toward the east. These protected areas shape the natural character of the district's landscape.