Falami (, ) is a tambon (subdistrict) of Pak Phayun District, in Phatthalung province, Thailand. In 2026, it had a population of 9,525 people.
History The name Falami is from บ้านควนฝาละมี. The settlement was located in present-day Ban Falami. The area, originally known as Ban Khuan, was named because it consisted of a hill full of trees with many wild animals. At that time, small amount of locals lived there.
About two kilometers east of Ban Khuan was บ้านบนสวน, where some Chinese families had migrated from China. They were known for their wealth, and local residents commonly referred to Ban Bon Suan as บ้านจีน (Chinese Village).
One day, The bandits raided Ban Chin. While fleeing, the bandits passed through Ban Khuan and dropped a pot lid. In southern Thai, a pot lid is called ฝามี The object was later found by villagers while clearing the forest.
Administration Central administration The tambon is divided into eleven administrative villages (mubans). No. Name Thai Population1.Falamiฝาละมี1,1862.Khuan Phraควนพระ1,3413.Bang Muangบางมวง1,3944.Phra Koetพระเกิด1,1005.Khuan Nang Phimควนนางพิมพ์4446.Bang Khuanบางขวน1,2097.Pak Krieaoปากเครียว5028.Laem Kai Phuแหลมไก่ผู้9539.Khuan Khiemควนเคี่ยม73910.Chum Saengชุมแสง28411.Peng Artเพ็งอาจ373
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