Yarang

Yarang is a district located in the Pattani Province of Thailand. It is situated in the southern part of the country, bordering the Yala Province to the south and the Mueang Pattani District to the north. The district's geography is characterized by its coastal plains and fertile agricultural land, with rice cultivation being a significant economic activity. Yarang is also known for its rubber plantations, a common feature in southern Thailand's agricultural landscape.

The administrative center of Yarang is the sub-district of Yarang itself. The district is divided into several tambons, which are further subdivided into villages. The population of Yarang is predominantly Malay Muslim, reflecting the cultural and ethnic composition of Pattani Province. The local economy relies heavily on agriculture, with fishing also playing a role due to its proximity to the coast.

Historically, the region has experienced periods of unrest, common in Thailand's southernmost provinces. Despite these challenges, Yarang continues to function as an administrative and economic unit within Pattani. The district offers insights into the rural life and agricultural practices prevalent in southern Thailand. Its cultural heritage is closely tied to the broader Pattani region, with shared traditions and customs among its inhabitants.