"Inheriting Culture, Norabic Activity, Learning Tha Lang Local Way of Life" Baan Kha Naen is located in Moo 2, Thep Kasattri Subdistrict, Tha Lang District, Phuket Province covering 5 Sq. kilometers. Some areas connect with Khao Phra Thaew National Park. This is the old village since Ayutthaya period according to the evidences: the three ancient stupas, one abandoned temple, and the historical story of ThaoThep Kasattri-Thao Sri Sunthon when they fought against Myanmar to save Tha Lang. Previously, Ban Ka Nane’s territory covered from Moo 1 Ban Bo Kruad to Khao Phra Thaew Range. Later, the area was divided into two parts: Moo 2 Ban Kha Nane and Moo 11 Ban Kuan.

"vist old town, story of the past, experience the way of life, the charm of Thung Kha town" Phuket is known as the land of the Andaman pearls, it is rich in both land and sea resources which is such a paradise for the tourists to visit once in a lifetime. Besides from that there is also a community in the old town that has shaped many cultures together until it became diverse old town community. When you pass through Phuket Old Town, you will notice the ancient shophouses lining on both sides of the street, which is a trace of the prosperous history of the reign of King Rama V, the booming mining era. Experienced the charm of Sino-Portuguese architecture and appreciate the classic of beauty. In order to keep this place for the younger generation, people in the old town therefore initiate to keep the historical evidences of the Sino-Portuguese buildings and develop and maintain this old city for the next generation.

"Embrace of the Mountain and the Ocean, Cultural Diversity and Hippotheraphy” Kamala Sub-district is in Kathu District, Phuket. Formerly, this subdistrict was named Kamara until B.E.2486 some people pointed out that Kamara had no meaning so that the name was changed to Kamala, the combination between Thai and Indian language which means lotus.

A century ago, the first group of people that move to Lon-Rawai island is islam from Satun. They first built up their own houses until nowadays, these houses become a small islamic community. The uniqueness of this island is the simple way of living of Muslims and Buddhists. They are mostly fishermen who live most of their life with the sea, however, some of them do the batik painting which is the most popular souvenirs from this Lon-Rawai island.

"Nakha Pearl, Phu Pha Waterfall, Agricultural Region, Following the footsteps of King Bhumibol ” 200 years ago, Pa Khlok District was the tropical forest where various wildlife animals live. Later, Myanmar wanted to expand its power and territory so they arranged 9 troops and invaded Thalang and the coastal area. Numbers of people died and children were burnt. Later, Khun Yin Chan and Khun Ying Muk gathered people to fight with Myanmar until their supplies run out and finally retreated. Thus, this place was called “Pa Khlok” ever since.

"Beautiful Beach, Clear Water, Sweet Pineapple, Spicy Rice Salad”. Cheng Thalay District was located on the beach where the seawater could not reach. Because of this attribute, it was named Cheng Thalay District. Currently, Surin beach is an important tourist site. People here are agriculturists, merchants, fishermen, and labors. Buddhist and Islamic are living together with the diverse cultures and ways of life. Agricultural products and agricultural processing products are the main products here.

"Sarasin Love Story Mo Glenn Region Land of Culture". Originally, Ban Tha Chat Chai was called Ban Laem Lah. During King Rama VII(King Prajadhipok), He visited Laem Lah, Phuket and built the pavilion on the coast, called “Tha” to welcome him; the pavilion had the royal umbrella, the symbol of King on top. Then, it became Tha Chat Chai. Later, people called it Tha Chat Chai rather than Laem Lah. Therefore, its official name is “Baan Tha Chat Chai” Moo 4, Mai Khao Sub-district, Tha Lang District, Phuket.