Non Sung

Non Sung is an administrative district within Nakhon Ratchasima province, comprising several sub-districts that together form a rural area. The territory is characterized primarily by farmland and small villages distributed across the landscape.

The district underwent several name changes since its establishment, starting with Klang, then Non Wat, until receiving its current name in 1939. These renamings reflect shifts in administrative organization and local identity.

Rice farming shapes how local communities live and work throughout the year, connecting families to the land through seasonal cycles. The agricultural rhythm remains central to how people organize their days and celebrate together.

The best way to explore the district is by driving on well-maintained roads that connect it to neighboring areas like Khong, Phimai, and Chakkarat. Exploring the area is easier with a vehicle since villages are spread across various routes.

Ban Non Wat, a Bronze Age archaeological site within the district, reveals clues about ancient settlement patterns and ways of living. This location helps researchers understand the early history of the region.