Property for rent in Si Sunthon, Thalang

Most of the Si Sunthon area is a residential area as the subdistrict is developed and suitable for long-term living. One of the most popular real estate in Si Sunthon is houses. As the terrain of Si Sunthon Subdistrict connects to the beach, the area is highly demanded by Thais and foreigners, making the property rental price higher than the nearby area. The factors for renting a property in Si Sunthon Subdistrict can be based on tenants' budget, unit area, functions, building materials, project facilities, security system, and convenient travel.

Si Sunthon Subdistrict is full of history and plays an important role. The historical sites are as follows; 

- Thalang National Museum is located at Si Sunthon, Thalang, Phuket. It is the National Museum of Phuket where the building is an Applied Thai Southern style. It exhibits antiques, history, and archaeological sites. The museum opens daily from 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. 

- Tha Rue Shrine is another famous shrine in Phuket. The shrine's design is inspired by Chinese sculptures. It is a sentimental ritual place for villagers to worship. 

- Ban Phraya Vichitsongkram is another important historical site in Phuket. The house is an outdoor learning history during 1852-1882. Phraya Wichit Songkhram was a governor who led the people to fight against the Chinese rebellion. Nowadays, the old walls are remaining as memorials. 

- Thalang Victory Monument, or Thao Thep Kasattri and Thao Sri Sunthon Monument, is located at the intersection of Thalang District and 12 kilometers from Phuket Town. The monument represents the virtues of the 2 heroines of Thalang over the Burmese army. It is a popular place for people to worship. 

- Wat Si Sunthon is a Buddhist religious place located in Si Sunthon Subdistrict. The main chapel is 6 meters wide and 12 meters long, with mural painting on one side of the wall, whereas the other 3 sides have half of the painting. The surroundings are shady and peaceful, suitable for meditation and performing religious ceremonies.

The lifestyles of people in Si Sunthon are simple. They live in a small community of hundreds of inhabitants. Most of the residents work in the workforce, and small businesses such as shops and restaurants lined up along the community roads. Besides, there are famous local restaurants. As the subdistrict is home to many residents, the area is multicultural and full of temples, mosques, and shrines for Buddhists, Muslims, and Chinese Thai citizens in the area. There are also religious traditions passed on by generations.

Si Sunthon Subdistrict is developed throughout the entire area. Traveling to nearby places can be convenient and fast. The area has complete amenities such as temples, markets, local restaurants, banks, and historical sites. Schools range from elementary to high school levels, such as Kajonkiet Thalang School , Ban Tha Rua School, and Ban Manik. The basic infrastructure includes roads, electricity, and water supply. As for transportation, people in Si Sunthon Subdistrict can travel conveniently via private vehicles and mass transit. The main roads passing through the area are Thep Krasattri Road (Route 402) and Si Sunthon Road (Route 4025). Also, there are secondary roads to communities and public minibusses whose routes are between Phuket Town - Sarasin and Phuket Town - Choeng Thale, etc.