Rattanaburi

Rattanaburi is an administrative district in Surin that covers a large area of land in northeastern Thailand with twelve sub-districts and numerous villages. The district is organized through local administrative offices that serve the scattered communities across its territory.

The district was once a Mueang administrative division before it was reorganized during the late 19th century administrative reforms that reshaped local governance throughout Thailand. This shift reflected broader changes in how communities were governed and administered.

The area preserves traditions of the Isan region through its food, with dishes made from locally grown ingredients and distinctive northeastern Thai spices that shape daily meals.

Visitors will find local administrative offices spread across the sub-districts that provide services to residents and can offer information about the area. Knowing where these offices are located helps if you need guidance or want to understand how the district functions.

The district shares borders with eight neighboring regions across three different provinces, positioning it as a meeting point for connections between multiple areas. This location gives it a special role in linking different parts of northeastern Thailand.