Nong Suea, Administrative district in Pathum Thani, Thailand.
Nong Suea is an administrative district in eastern Pathum Thani containing seven subdistricts and seventy villages spread throughout its area. The landscape includes numerous water bodies and combines rural areas with modern residential developments.
The name Nong Suea comes from a pond where tigers from the mountains once appeared. This name and its story have remained part of the district's local identity.
The district maintains a strong connection to farming, which shapes daily life for many residents. People work the fields and use the water-rich areas to grow rice and other crops that feed the broader region.
The district sits about 48 kilometers from Don Mueang Airport and is easily accessible from the capital. Visitors will find a mix of rural areas and modern residential zones with various facilities for everyday needs.
The district sits at a low elevation of about 5 meters above sea level, which explains its abundant water areas and wetlands. This geographical position makes the region especially suited to rice farming and natural water resources.
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