Phibun Mangsahan, Administrative district in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand
Phibun Mangsahan is an administrative district in northeastern Thailand comprising fourteen sub-districts and numerous villages spread across a large area. The region sits at a modest elevation and serves as a local administrative hub with various community centers.
The district received its current name of Phibun Mangsahan in 1940, marking an important administrative change. This renaming reflected a reorganization of local governance structures within the province.
The district incorporates four municipal areas - Ang Sila, Kut Chomphu, Pho Sai, and Pho Si - each maintaining distinct local governance structures and traditions.
The main town of Phibun Mangsahan is where you can handle administrative matters and access local services. The district operates on UTC+7 timezone, which is useful to know for planning your visit.
The area borders eight different regions, making it a key transportation crossroads within the province. This central location makes it a natural junction point for trade and travel across the area.
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