Uthumphon Phisai, Administrative district in Si Sa Ket, Thailand
Uthumphon Phisai is an administrative district in western Si Sa Ket province, covering a landscape of gentle hills and rural areas. The territory spans across several sub-districts and villages linked by traditional roads and rural pathways.
The district was founded in 1911 and received its current name in 1913 due to the abundance of fig trees throughout the region. This renaming reflected the natural environment that has long shaped local identity.
The Prasat Hin Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai temple complex features three ancient stupas with intricate sandstone decorations depicting Hindu deities and Buddhist elements.
The district seat is located in Kamphaeng sub-district and serves as the administrative center for the local population. Visitors can find basic services here and can reach local authorities if needed.
On Friday evenings, Kamphaeng road transforms into a bustling marketplace where locals trade traditional products and daily goods. This informal gathering, known locally, reflects how the community conducts business in a timeless way.
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