Song Phi Nong

Song Phi Nong spans across 750 square kilometers of land in central Thailand, featuring both agricultural fields and residential settlements along the Tha Chin River.

The district was officially established in 1896 as a separate administrative zone from U Thong district, with its office moving to a new location in 1964.

Local communities maintain traditional agricultural practices across 140 villages, while Buddhist temples serve as centers for religious and social gatherings.

The district contains fifteen sub-districts with multiple postal codes, including 72110, 72190, 71170, and 72170, connecting residents through a network of administrative services.

The name Song Phi Nong translates to 'two siblings,' referring to the meeting point of the Tha Wa and Chorakhe Sam Phan rivers.

Location: Suphan Buri

Elevation above the sea: 8 m

GPS coordinates: 14.22361,100.02111

Latest update: March 7, 2025 07:54