Takua Pa

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Takua Pa is a historic coastal town in southern Thailand known for its tin-mining heritage and well-preserved Sino-Portuguese architecture.

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Takua Pa canonical 3

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf town
administrativeStatus subdistrict municipality
architecturePreservationStatus well-preserved
climate tropical monsoon climate
coastType Andaman coast
linked to: Andaman Coast
country Thailand
declineReason exhaustion of tin resources
governingBody Takua Pa municipal government
hasArchitecturalStyle Sino-Portuguese
colonial-era buildings
shophouses
hasCulturalInfluence Chinese diaspora
Malay Peninsula trade networks
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
fishing
tourism
hasNearbyAttraction Buddhist temples
Chinese shrines
old town walking street
tin mining relics
heritage Chinese
Portuguese
historicalPeriodOfProsperity 19th century
early 20th century
historicalRole tin mining center
trading port
knownFor Sino-Portuguese architecture
historic old town
tin mining heritage
languageUsed Thai
locatedIn Phang Nga province
southern Thailand
locatedNear Andaman Sea
locatedOn west coast of southern Thailand
locatedOnRiver Takua Pa River
nearbyCity Khao Lak
partOf Takua Pa District
provinceCapitalDistanceRelation north of Phang Nga town
region Upper Andaman Coast
religion Buddhism
timeZone Indochina Time
tourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism
transport connected by road to Phuket
connected by road to Ranong
utcOffset +7

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Phang Nga contains Takua Pa
Khao Lak nearbyCity Takua Pa