Top Things to do In Hat Yai 2021

"Hat Yai Municipal Park is an overlooking place. From here you can see Hat Yai City and Songkhla from the distance."

"TempleAccording to thai people is a must visit temple if you are in hatyai, not much to do here but good for praying."

"Very uniqueMost of the temple is construct with stainless steel, very different from conventional temple and I recommend morning visit, cool mountains breeze and the sound of metal clanking."

"The Guanyin Temple in Hat Yai is located on a high mountain next to Hat Yai City. It is condescending and the scenery is very good. This is a Chinese temple in the traditional sense. The shape of the Buddha statue has obvious characteristics of Chinese Buddhism. Because there are many Chinese here, the incense of this temple is also very prosperous, it is worth coming to worship."

"This is a huge church. The wall paintings are beautiful, surrounded by sculptures of angels and saint Bernadette praying to the Virgin Mary, and the sacred niches here are designed like small Buddhist temples."

"The city of Canon Dan is in the Great Beach, the city of peace, the center of consolidation, the mind of respect and faith, the people of the population are in a heart of sway."

"Dangguan Mountain is a hill in downtown Songkhla. There is a viewing platform on the top of the hill, which allows you to look out over Songkhla city and the sea. The hill environment is very quiet and there are not many tourists. It is also good to come here to relax."

"Central mosques, beautiful, visual, atmosphere, comfortable suggesting to travel around or stay cool."

"Longxiangshan is a temple with Chinese characteristics suitable for Ai. The shape of the Bodhisattva here is not like that of Thailand. The others are Hinayana Buddhism. The statues of Buddha and Bodhisattva here are basically the same as those in China. At the same time, there is also the statue of Guan Gong Jialan Bodhisattva that we are familiar with. It feels very cordial and it is worth visiting and worshiping."

"The mosque was built by a successful businessman, Tan Sri Mohd Ariffin Yusuf, known as a floating mosque and near the Kuala Perlis."