Tha Muang (Thai: ท่าม่วง, pronounced [tʰâː mûa̯ŋ]) is a district (amphoe) in the southern part of Kanchanaburi province, central Thailand.

The district was established in 1898. Later people in the district moved southward to nearby Wat Si Loha Rat Bamrung. They changed the district name to Wang Khanai (วังขนาย). In 1939 Phra Woraphak Phibun, then head of the district, renamed the district Tha Muang after the name of the central tambon.

Neighbouring districts are (from the north clockwise) Dan Makham Tia, Mueang Kanchanaburi, Bo Phloi, Phanom Thuan, Tha Maka of Kanchanaburi Province, Ban Pong, and Chom Bueng of Ratchaburi province.

The important water resource is the Mae Klong River. The Mae Klong Dam on the Mae Klong River is in the district.

The district is divided into 13 sub-districts (tambons), which are further subdivided into 113 villages (mubans). There are five townships (thesaban tambons) within the district: Tha Muang, Nong Khao, and Nong Takya each cover parts of the same-named tambon, while Samrong covers parts of tambon Phang Tru and the tambon Wang Sala. Also parts of tambon Tha Lo belong to the town Kanchanaburi. There are another 12 tambon administrative organizations (TAO).

No.	Name	Thai name	Villages	Pop.
1.	Tha Muang	ท่าม่วง	5	14,325
2.	Wang Khanai	วังขนาย	7	7,102
3.	Wang Sala	วังศาลา	9	11,827
4.	Tha Lo	ท่าล้อ	6	10,321
5.	Nong Khao	หนองขาว	12	8,429
6.	Thung Thong	ทุ่งทอง	7	8,133
7.	Khao Noi	เขาน้อย	6	5,013
8.	Muang Chum	ม่วงชุม	5	6,454
9.	Ban Mai	บ้านใหม่	11	7,118
10.	Phang Tru	พังตรุ	9	8,387
11.	Tha Takro	ท่าตะคร้อ	7	3,694
12.	Rang Sali	รางสาลี่	14	6,797
13.	Nong Tak Ya	หนองตากยา	15	7,815

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