Attractions in Songkhla

Phra Maha Chedi Tripob Trimongkol is situated on the hill behind Prince of Songkla University. From a distance you can see the glittering temples on the top of the mountain. The temple can be climbed up and you can view the beautiful scenery below. This temple is composed of sterling silver and is luxurious. If you go in the evening, you can see the sight of the sunset. When the night falls, there will be lights that are all very beautiful.

HatYai Municipal Park is situated in a border town in southern Thailand, next to Kelantan, Malaysia. The government constructed three tourist scenic spots on the mountain: the Four Faces Buddhist Temple, the Lifo Temple, and the Guanyin Temple. After the temple was finished, it opened to the public and turned into a tourist attraction. Go up the mountain or ride a cable car. The tall Buddha statue is awe-inspiring, and it feels like his body and mind are baptized by the rich Buddhist culture of Thailand, and there is a sense of openness and enrichment.

Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Natural History Museum is educational for students. It has the significance of universal knowledge for adults. The exhibits are rich in displays, the origin of the earth and geological time scales, magical nature, diversity of life, ecosystems, etc. It is worth checking out the museum of natural history where you can learn many things about nature.

Hat Yai Floating Market is located in the suburb of Hat Yai, close to Hat Yai BIGC. There are a variety of local snacks, fresh and sweet fruits, and a wide variety of food on the market. There are also a lot of tourists coming here. If you are interested, you can also scouring souvenirs or feel the life of local people. In the evening, there will always be shadow play, and the water market at night is still lively.