So first of all, the cave is amazing...the size and scope of the place is hard to describe, it is incredibly beautiful and I think everyone who comes to Southern Thailand really ought to make the time to see this cave. That being said, the place feels very SCAMMY. I understand that the price of Entry to the cave has gone from 100 baht per person for foreigners to 400 in the last year. They also charge you for parking which is just a scam and they charge you 60 baht per person for a guide. If you don't have a powerful headlight or a powerful flashlight you will need to rent one from one of the people at the dilapidated food / souvenir stalls for 20 baht. This brought our total to 1,000 Baht even for two people. This is easily one of the most expensive places I have ever been outside of Bangkok that doesn't involve some kind of elaborate tour elaborate travel or food. We were the only people there today and we spent 3 hours at the park. The people manning the souvenir and food stalls seem desperate and are very pushy. The toilets are run down and there's no soap you'd think for 400 block per person they could spring for some cheap hand soap. The rail on the steps leading up to the cave is also broken in several areas and the walkway in the cave is broken in many spots and you have to be careful and listen to the guide so you don't break your leg. You can see that the Cave used to have a lot of lighting which would have made the caverns much more visible and easy to photograph but it's clear that it's not their priority to fix this only two cash grab what they can from foreigners. Your guide will boast that to the UNESCO world heritage site and you would think that they would take some pride in that and keep the lighting working and fix the dangerous boardwalks. That being said even though it is excessively expensive it is something I will never forget and it is incredibly beautiful. Be prepared to hike up 2 or 300 steps to reach the cave and then do another few hundred stairs within the cave...your guide will speak limited English but gets the point across and our guide took the time to make sure we took our photos and enjoyed ourselves. There is absolutely no air movement within the cave so do be prepared for stagnant and humid air. You will need to crawl through the first 3 meters of the cave as the entrance is very small, however the interior is massive...gargantuan even. Enjoy.

It's a good historical site to visit. the view is all beautiful and intriguing. Nevertheless, there some issues that can be adjusted to make the area more hospitable. - The pricing is not fixed. it varies based on the day you visit. it can be more expensive than what you see on the website. - the management should try to put an assistant guide who can speak at least English. the guide gave a detail explanation during the tour, but it was all in Thai language. -the stair way leading to the cave should be updated. it becomes really slippery during rainy days. the overall experience was passive. there's parking, but its not free

The cave itself - really nice. There are high and long stairs leading up to it (so you get tired before entering 😅). The cave inside is large and interesting. The vast majority of the way you walk here on wooden piers, guided by a guide. A few years ago, the cave was quite brightly lit. Now, we use flashlights (which can be rented upon entry for 20 BTH). This is to protect the cave structures from the destructive effects of light. This is one of the few caves where sunlight reaches one of the chambers.

Huge cave with stunning formations. Some of the formations were massive and the variety was amazing. Many unusual and unique structures. Tickets to national parks can be used in different parks. Worth the climb and entry fees.

Unique experience! Need to semi fit for the steps up and walking around cave for 1hr +. Highly recommended been twice. Biggest cave in Thailand and in top 10 list on earth

As to book a hotel/ resort, it is encouraged to include this in a package. Need to climb up the steps to reached the entrance which can be entered one person at a time because it is small. A guide is definitely needed to bring you in. Torchlight or headlight is a must because inside the cave is very dark.

Visited on Sunday April 2023. Around 2-3hours Time 30-40min to climb up the cave entrance About 1 hour +to visit the cave due to climb up and down inside the cave with less than 10 %of function light. The cave was very impressed by a very high and wide space inside the cave. We couldn't understand the tour guide speaking thru the entire trip. And just heard a few words such as polar bear, Buddha statue, pyramid. Anyone know where was the fossil or any painting at the wall? We paying about almost 1000 bhat for 3 persons to the entrance fee and need to pay 60 bhat per person for only 1 tour guide, the tour guide can't speak English as well. It's not the place that non mountain climber should go. Better take your own headlamp/torchlight for each person if not 20 bhat for a headlamp. Proposal 1) repair the lights inside the cave 2) tour guide with English speaking 3) reasonable entrance fee for foreigner to attract more people to visit

The fee to enter this museum is 50baht per adult. Not sure about the kids. Good thing was, we went for three person but they gave discount so one person didn’t have to pay. Thank you for that!🫶🏻 but to me it was kinda pricey because it was just a small museum and not really well maintained😭 But overall the museum was kinda dusty. Me and my friends were sneezing throughout the visit😭🤣 Not recommended for people with allergies to dust. And we were so sweaty during the visit because the aircond was down and the upper storey was so hot. The explanations were in audio format but it wasn’t so clear due to the sound quality. But you can still look around. I mean it’s not that bad. Minimal written explanations can be seen. So yeah. Just “look” around literally😅 It was 4/10 for overall experience. If you have nowhere else to go you can visit here…. But if you have other plan, maybe just forget your plan to visit herr🥹🫠 I wish they would improve the cleanliness and ventilation at the museum. There are public toilets beside the main building and they were clean! 4/5 for toilet! Wheelchair friendly toilet is available too. Parking provided beside the main building. You can also buy some souvenirs outside of the museum. Oh but the exterior was well maintained for an old building. You can take pictures outside :)

Nice local museum covering the broader Satun area and islands. Not big but inexpensive, informative and good for an hour or so.

Very beautiful place with lots of incredible history about the town and people. The staffs were super nice and very helpful. This place will take u back to long long time ago, to show you everything you could ever think of. Such as people, foods, places, and cultures. 👍🏽👍🏽😇

small museum, well kept, informative. but it was pretty hot inside since there's no A/C nor fans (windows are open). when it's blazing outside, you can't really focus enjoying history and only thinking about getting out.

Interesting historical remains, especially the Malay people. Ku Din Ku Meh (from Amir Azahari Al-Saadi in Facebook) Ku Din Ku Meh was born in 1848 at Anak Bukit. At age 14, he worked as a Prison Warder for Kedah. He was fluent in Malay and Thai. He wrote many books on law circa 1894. His wrote in Jawi. He was the Governor of Satun or High Comissioner of Setul (Satun). His book are kept at the Thai National Archives in Bangkok.

Long history that you must visit and study how The Kuden museum become. Not many tourists on weekends. Great place that you have to visit

A historical museum,free entry during the time of visit. Informative and simple culture that shape the nation.

Floating mosque near Kuala Perlis Jetty. A good spot to watch sunset.the minaret is unique and interior of the prayer hall is spacious for visitors to pray.

Alhamdulillah, Masya Allah… this is such a beautiful mosque by the sea, near the Kuala Perlis Jetty. We came for solat Maghrib & Isyak prayers here. Incidentally there was a full moon, that a gave a beautiful glow to this already beautiful mosque. Grateful for the opportunity to be here.

If you ever find yourself in Kuala Perlis, Al Hussain Mosque, famously known as Masjid Terapung Perlis (The Floating Mosque), is truly a must-visit. It’s not just a place of worship — it’s a peaceful sanctuary surrounded by the beauty of the sea. The sound of the waves gently hitting the rocks creates a calming and tranquil atmosphere, especially during prayer time. It’s one of those places where you can really feel peace in your heart. I came here for Friday prayer, and it was a beautiful experience. The mosque also provides a comfortable space for women to join Friday prayers, which is great. The Islamic architecture is stunning — simple yet elegant, perfectly blending with the ocean view. Inside, the air feels fresh and clean, with a pleasant fragrance that adds to the sense of calm. The sound system is clear, the air conditioning works well, and everything is neatly maintained. The wuduk and toilet areas are clean and well-kept, showing how much care is given to keeping this place comfortable for everyone. The surrounding view is breathtaking. You can even see ferries and RORO boats heading to Langkawi from the nearby Kuala Perlis Jetty. It’s a serene and picturesque setting that makes it a perfect stop for travelers to perform Jamak and Qasar prayers. After prayer, you can take a short walk to Laman Kopi Café, located nearby, for a relaxing cup of coffee while enjoying the sea breeze. It’s the perfect way to end a peaceful visit to the mosque. Con: Parking can be a bit challenging during prayer times, especially Fridays, as the space is quite limited. But with a little patience, it’s worth every moment spent here. A truly peaceful and spiritual spot by the sea — Al Hussain Mosque is an unforgettable experience.

Masjid Al-Hussain in Kuala Perlis is truly a remarkable mosque that stands out not only for its strategic location near the ferry terminal but also for its architectural elegance and spiritual ambiance. The mosque is exceptionally clean, beautifully maintained, and offers a serene environment for worshippers and visitors alike. The interior design is breathtaking, featuring a grand mihrab, a beautifully crafted pulpit (mimbar), and an exquisite dome adorned with intricate Arabic calligraphy and multi-lingual inscriptions. The dome, with its combination of blue, white, and gold patterns, creates a sense of awe and reverence. What makes this mosque even more special is its inclusive spirit welcoming travelers and locals with accessible facilities and a peaceful space for reflection and prayer. It is fully air conditioned, well lit, and provides clear signage in both Arabic and Malay, with some translations in English and other languages highlighting its global and multicultural vision. Masjid Al-Hussain is not just a place of worship, but also a symbol of Islamic artistry and hospitality. It is an ideal stop for spiritual rest before or after a ferry journey. I highly recommend visiting this mosque if you are in Kuala Perlis it’s a true gem of Islamic architecture and devotion.

Nice place . Beautiful mosque and quiet surrounding. Also don’t forget to go to the plaza next to the mosque 2 gigantic windmills there for IG moment. The terminal is after that.

This is a floating mosque. We stopped by for prayers and managed to watch the boats to Langkawi leaving the jetty next to the mosque. Toilets here very clean indeed.

Very beautiful mosque, near to the oceon (sort of masjid terapung).. very convenient & welcoming place to pray & stay while waiting for our ferry to Langkawi..

Free entrance, we just need to register at guard house. The guards here were friendly and helpful. A lot of information and history on Perlis learn from this visit. Not to forget the nature surrounding this museum. This museum may need to update on the exhibition and make them more interactive.

It is a great place to visit combining nature and history. The sun was hot but the hills provided shade, the kids were too spooked to explore the caves. They don’t charge entrance fees and I learned quite a bit that I did not learn in school about Perlis.

A small but quaint museum for everyone to enjoy. Entrance is free. The grounds are very well taken care of. One would love taking pics of the surrounding limestone hills.

good try. better if can archeo more on Kota Kayang information and display more histeoy and archeology fact here rather then pre-independant history. there is bit old age histkry but not so much. there is mausoleum nearby marhum kota kayang. free. 3 gallery and a park.

A very nice place to visit in Perlis. It is so well taken care of and informative. Lots of parking lots available.

Nice little museum. Arriving at 430pm, but the guards and staffs all waited for us to finish the visit before close down after 5pm. 3 small building with perlis history. Back has 1 small garden for walk. Entrance is free

visit with our small family. entrance is free. good place to visit when coming to perlis

40min short drive from hatyai Entrance fee : 200baht for non-thai. Alot parking spots, with some stalls selling foods. Toilets/changing rooms available. Clean. And there are some chalet inside. Huge area, there are 7 levels waterfall, but we only manage to go up(hiking) to 3rd one. Overall very nice waterfall. Alot of fishes at the first one. Good for family picnic.. Recommended for nature lover! Worth to visit..

Place was gorgeous and peaceful. Hubs and i came early to avoid the crowd but we were the 3rd group there before 10am. There's no proper place/seating to put your bags down and toilet is unfortunately quite far. Its at the carpark area before you make your way in the waterfall. If possible, please don't bring actual food(eg rice dishes) except biscuits, cause can feed the fishes. There's a lot. If have to bring food, please bring a plastic bag to throw your trash away outside of the area. Littering at a gorgeous place is criminal. Other reviews of the catfish are true, so please wear leggings/long pants if you have sensory issues or don't want to get a scar from the catfish sucking (which my hubs kena)

🌿 A Must-Visit Natural Gem – Ton Nga Chang Waterfall, Songkhla, Thailand 🌿 If you’re a nature lover or someone looking to reconnect with the outdoors, Ton Nga Chang Waterfall is an unforgettable destination that deserves a spot on your itinerary. Nestled deep within the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary in Hat Yai district, this majestic multi-tiered waterfall is one of Southern Thailand’s most breathtaking natural wonders. From the moment we entered the protected park area, we were greeted by lush greenery, fresh mountain air, and the serene sound of cascading water in the distance. The waterfall itself is divided into seven levels, each with its own unique charm and viewpoint. The most famous is the third tier, known as “Ton Nga Chang”, or “Elephant Tusk Falls,” where the water splits into two powerful streams, resembling the tusks of an elephant—truly a sight to behold! The trail leading to the upper levels is moderately challenging, offering a bit of adventure for hikers and nature enthusiasts. It’s well-maintained but natural, so wearing proper shoes is a must. Along the way, you’ll pass large boulders, shaded jungle paths, and small pools where visitors can rest or take a refreshing dip. It’s easy to lose track of time while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and stunning views. 📸 Highlights: • Crystal-clear freshwater streams perfect for dipping your feet or swimming • Excellent photo spots at almost every level • Great for picnics, but do bring your own trash bag • Family-friendly up to level 2 or 3; more adventurous hiking beyond that • Wildlife sightings: butterflies, birds, and even monkeys if you’re lucky! 🛑 A Gentle Reminder to All Visitors: With increasing popularity, it’s more important than ever to protect and preserve this natural treasure. Please do not leave trash behind—bring your waste down with you and use the bins provided. Avoid using soap or shampoo in the streams, as they pollute the water and harm aquatic life. And please, never feed wild animals, as it disrupts their natural behavior and diet. 💚 Let’s all do our part to respect the beauty of nature so that future generations can enjoy it just as we have. The waterfall is clean, vibrant, and full of life—let’s keep it that way. 🌏 Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photos, and keep nature as you found it.

It is a small waterfall about 25 kilometers from Hat Yai. There are fish that can be fed. Children can play in the water comfortably. It is not deep and is suitable for relaxation.

This waterfall is located approximately 45 minutes away from Hatyai town. We were impressed with the cleanliness of the area and it is a very nice place to have picnic and enjoy the greenery. We enjoyed feeding and playing with the fish. We will return to this waterfall for our next trip to Hatyai.

Tong Nga Chang Waterfalls is truly one of the crown jewels of Thailand's natural beauty. Nestled in the lush green surroundings of Songkhla Province, this breathtaking cascade offers a stunning display of nature that captivates the senses and provides a sense of tranquility that is hard to find elsewhere. One of the most remarkable features of Tong Nga Chang Waterfalls is its multi-tiered structure, creating a series of cascading pools that invite visitors to explore and enjoy. The sound of water flowing over rocks is both soothing and invigorating, making it a perfect retreat for anyone seeking a refreshing escape from the everyday grind. The clear water, surrounded by lush vegetation, is simply picturesque, providing ample opportunities for photography and reflection. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the waterfalls serve as an excellent destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding area is ideal for hiking, trekking, and discovering the local wildlife.The well-maintained trails make it accessible for families, while the more adventurous can venture further into the surrounding national park. It not only offers a visual feast but also fosters a connection with the environment, urging visitors to appreciate and preserve the beauty of our planet. Tong Nga Chang Waterfalls charm lies in its ability to uplift the spirit and rejuvenate the soul, leaving a lasting impression on all who visit.

Amazing place.. My 1st time to a waterfall.. Fishes everywhere, they swim with you Just be ready to walk up hills and be prepared for mosquitos..

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Danok doesn't have a great deal by way of tourist attractions, but I found the cultural village a nice surprise, probably best visited when the daynis not so hot, but plenty to do ifnyounhave a family 😁

THB350/pax for foreigner to enter six feature parks: Dinosaur Park with head-turning and tail-moving roaring dinos, Future Park with lots of neon lightings and ironworks, Rabbit Garden and Animals Park with many caged companions, wetty Water Fun and, wobbling Happy Car. Others like ATV Car and Horse Mystique are not inclusive in the package. Officially closes on 10PM but most of the parks close much earlier. Free transportation from ticketing office to almost 100-meter away dinosaur park, vice versa.

Very nice place. Suitable for families and young kids

Beautiful place and friendly for family, but very hot, you must be bring the glasses

A lot thing alry closed. But still can take a look

We drove from Hatyai to this attraction which is about 1 hr away, the place is quite near to Thailand and Malaysia border, so can expect many tourists. We saw google map putting 9am as the opening hour, when we reached there at 9+, they told us 10am then the attraction is open. We waited and car is not allowed to access and need to be park at the entrance. There is a free tram service to transport people in and out. We bought the ticket to access all attractions, however it is not really recommended. Most of the attractions are a waste of time and it is not open until late afternoon. When we are there early morning, most of the shops are still close. We have visited a few such as dinosaur park, animal land, cowboy town etc. Those who visit please do not buy the tickets, just take some photos in this place will do, not recommended to visit though.

Amazing spot for short vacation. Did try out 6 in 1 theme park ticket for rm45 or 350baht. Love the m cafe food. Very homely food like Penang food. Love the villa concept of vj villa hotel. Super great staff, lovely services, variety of good breakfast selection too.

Honda CB500X on a 🌇 sunset cruise around Songkhla Lake. Beautiful view. Not many vehicles. Road is good with some twisting and sharp corner. Be extra careful if rain.

This place is magical. Mom's hometown. Hat yai is in the south of the lake. And all around the lake are a few towns like khuan niang on the west and Songkla on the east of the lake. North of the lake would be Pa Khat. Here I am in the north side in wat pa khat. A lot of fishing is going on in this lake!

not much life and going on but definitely worth a go round to catch some good shots of the lake.

If you're starting in Hat Yai there's a nice loop you can do to fill a full day. Go to Khao Khuha Mountain first and then loop around Songkhla Lake, through Koh Yo and back to Hat Yai. This lake has many peaceful temples around it's edge where you can sit and have a picnic. Its probably good for bird watching. You can choose to go back to Hat Yai via Koh Yo (road) or Songkhla City (take a car ferry). If you take the quiet back roads on Koh Yo you are looking out over the lake much of the way. This trip also takes you within a few km of Bang Hoi Beach which is nothing special.

This beach is clean and many foods here that tha prize in quite cheap

Very big lake in HDY.

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Medium-sized local market that sells a wide variety of items. The first floor where tourists usually visit are filled with stalls that sells nuts and other dried foods. I recommend to visit their second floor too, they have a wider range of stores from electronics to antiques. Otherwise the market doesn't offer too much to see, a short visit will suffice.

Kim Yong Market is one of the most famous markets in Hatyai, so I decided to check it out during my trip. It’s definitely a place full of energy, but I have to admit my experience here was quite mixed. The market itself is very busy, with narrow lanes packed with stalls selling everything from local snacks, dried fruits, nuts, clothes, accessories, and more. The environment feels a bit cramped, especially when it gets crowded, so be prepared to squeeze through the lanes and move along with the flow of people. The prices here are reasonable, but not necessarily the cheapest. If you enjoy bargaining, this is the place to practice your negotiation skills — you can usually get a better deal if you ask politely. One thing that stood out to me was the attitude of the stall owners and staff. Many of them are very aggressive in trying to get your attention. Some will call out to you repeatedly, encourage you to taste their nuts or snacks, and push for a sale. While I appreciated the friendliness of a few stall owners who stayed cheerful even when I didn’t buy anything, there were also some who showed a “black face” or looked unhappy when I didn’t purchase after trying. This made the experience a little uncomfortable at times. Overall, I would say Kim Yong Market is worth a quick visit if you are nearby and want to see what a busy local market feels like, but it may not be everyone’s cup of tea. The experience is moderate — interesting to walk through once, but I wouldn’t call it a must-visit. If you go, just be prepared for the crowds, the pushy sales tactics, and take your time to explore and bargain politely for the best experience.

Kim Yong Market is one of those places you have to visit when in Hatyai! It’s lively, colorful, and full of local goodies. One of the must-tries here is Kaitod Meena — their fried chicken is super crispy and flavorful! But be prepared to queue because it’s really popular. There’s no proper place to sit and eat, so it’s best to take away and enjoy your food somewhere nearby. Aside from food, the market also sells a wide variety of nuts, dried fruits, and snacks — perfect for souvenirs or munching on while exploring. Overall, a fun and authentic local market experience — crowded but worth every minute!

Kim Yong Market is one of the main attractions in Hatyai. It is named after the wealthy original landowner. In the building, there are many stalls selling all kinds of nuts, dried fruits, sweets, tidbits, clothes, souvenirs, etc. The road beside the market is an interesting place to visit in the morning, from 6.00am to about 11.00am. Makeshift stalls, pushcarts and small eating shops line the whole length of the road. Fresh flowers, vegetables, fruits, local breakfast foods including noodles, rice, dumplings, cakes and desserts are sold. It is a place not to miss in Hatyai.

Morning fresh market outside is good for strolling to observe the locals' way of life, food and culture. Plenty of fruits, snacks and variety of local dishes eg. Malay, halal, Thai, Chinese. If you ride the train and get out from the station, the market is only 15 minutes walk away. Note that many sellers speak Malay, Thai, Chinese, reflecting how diverse the locals and visitors are. Also not too far apart are Santisuk and Lee Gardens markets but they are not open at the same timing so check first before coming.

Wholesale nuts and fruits. I bought organic pistachio 500g for 220B. Outside the market there is a coconut dodol shop. Came back a year later to same shop and bought 2kg of pistachio in 2025. Good quality! I called the shop as I had forgotten the exact location. She sent some one to fetch me from 7 eleven. There is also a shop selling curry paste 80b for 500g.

Must visit.. Many kind of nuts, dry food, dry fruits snack candy and jelly .. Got varience of souvenirs, clothes, bag and underwear, so surprising between variance Thailand product batik, got Indonesian batik selling there, batik tugu agung and puri kencana. On roadside selling ayam goreng, fresh fruits flowers busy area but easier to get tuk Tuk and maxim..

Wonderful five-star hotel in the main city centre of Hatyai. I love staying here; however, it’s always fully booked. If there were an option for early booking with pay-later, it would be much better.

A hotel that is literally in the middle of the Hatyai night street. Rooms are decent with a great view!! Comes with a basic swimming pool and surprisingly, a large n well equipped gym! Sheltered n secured parking and good for motorcyclists! Would not recommend to have the breakfast (250 baht) at the hotel as hatyai had a lot to offer within a 1km radius!

Second time here. Room amenities are below basic. No toothbrush, slippers, shaver. Gave instant coffee sachets but not tea bags. Not sure why... Clothes hang on iron shelve and not a proper wardrobe with doors. What's Good - Location, Clean sheets and wood panel flooring inside. What's Disappointed - Shower partition half is missing so water splashed out to the dry 'powder room' area and made it so wet. Missing amenities. Furniture in the room is only one coffee table and one chair. Lastly is the need to change lifts to get from ground floor entrance to the rooms, as everyone has to interchange lifts at level 10.

The hotel location is very good, just located at the central of Hatyai Town Centre. The room I stayed in was a little bit old, but overall, bathroom and the bed were okay. The hotel provided breakfast at 10th floor, and quite a yummy breakfast. The ground floor of the hotel is the happening Night Market and there are many types of local mouth watering food.

Despite been around for so many years.. they hv maintain the place well.. rooms were clean & functional..towels are relatively new...location is excellent...

I love the hotel, especially the location. The night market is just downstairs. Everything is walking distance. The downside of the hotel is just my room got a lot of mosquitoes, although im staying at level 30. I don't even know where it came from.

“Second time staying here with my family — still a great experience!” Overall, we were very satisfied. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the stay was comfortable, especially with kids. The location is also very convenient — just a short walk to both the night market and morning market. Looking forward to coming back again!

Good

Best place for shopping

good place

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(Translated by Google) The hall inside is quite large. But the entrance door next to the balcony made people quite crowded. Really, you should set up a courtyard in front of the hall. Directly in front of the event elevator and receive various tickets. And you should open the door wider if there is a concert. (Original) ฮอลข้างในค่อนข้างใหญ่ แต่ประตูเข้าที่ติดกับระเบียงทำให้คนค่อนข้างเบียดเสียด จริงๆควรจัดลานหน้าฮอล ตรงหน้าลิฟต์สำหรับอีเว้นท์และรับบัตรต่างๆเลย และควรเปิดประตูให้กว้างกว่านี้หากมีการจัดคอนเสิร์ตค่ะ

Great place to shop and food.💯💯💯💯💯

(Translated by Google) There are many photo angles. There are many things to choose from. But the price may be high because most of them are brand name items. (Original) มีมุมถ่ายรูปหลายมุม มีของเลือกมากมาย แต่ราคาอาจสูงเพราะส่วนใหญ่เป้นของแบรนเนม

Variety of items and food for tourists. Located very close to Greenway market so you can enjoy shopping at the 2 places next to each other. Note that it's open in the evening and closed on Monday so check carefully before coming.

Food - 5 stars. Cin Cao drink is soooo good & refreshing although it's milky? The tom yum from the yellow shop is the best tom yum we've had thus far (from a night market standard). The kerabu kaki ayam from the red shop is also good & the auntie who makes it is super sweet as well. Price wise - Very reasonable. Souvenir - Souvenir prices here are ok. It's not very cheap but not that expensive either. Recommended for the keychains / shirts / fridge magnets / typical souvenir with Hatyai or Thailand stamped on it hahah But for the inhalers (brand names), I think u can find cheaper elsewhere? For example I got 2 inhalers for 150B but I could get 6 for 180B from 7E. Clothes - The pricing here is a hit or miss. I would say it's kind of pricey for an okay-ish quality garments? But they are pretty generous with the discounts if you seem interested browsing their items haha Payment Method - For the food I think all places accept cash & QR. But for the clothes, some of them only accept cash although most of them accept QR payments. No card payments here.

Masya Allah, Subhanallah… you will be spoiled for choice here, as there are so many things that can be bought as long as you have the money.☺️ There are a lot of choices to choose from, some good quality and some not, so be careful and inspect thoroughly the stuff that you want to buy. Price is reasonable, but if you’re good at bargaining perhaps you can get a good price. The food upstairs is also great, many to choose from, so much so you don’t know what to choose, cos’ one can only eat as much. ☺️ Food is mostly halal. The place gets very crowded on weekends. So please be careful and take care of your handbags and wallets. Also make sure the small children are safe and closely guarded under watchful eyes. Happy shopping and enjoy the food too.

Food here is 💯! Must-try: Chin Cao (ask for less sugar, manih potong kaki), tendon soup, fried mussel and seafood kerabu makcik kalut (ask for less spicy). Visited on a Sunday night — not too crowded.

this place got malaysian vibes.. 80 percnt people came here is malydia.. the food is expensive and not tasty..sriously.. they try to scam me when i order nasi and yomyam for 270 bath. serious for one people u have to pay for like 30 rnggit?i order red for like 1 minutes then i wanna cancel thet say thwy have cooki it..try omto scam me one more time..😅😅 their milk cendo is so overated.. the ice is so many but the drink is so little.. i ate their sotong bakar aslo so plain..u can come here for thwir baju and another thing but dint comw for foor.. better go to floating market.. or aonang in hatnyai..so good...

Many clothes and medicine selling with avarage same price, got food at upstairs and ground floor but difficult to find empty spaces, all full.. Suggest find place and reserved by our member 1st then others can one by one buy, food just nearest. Many tuk tuk waiting outside the market, better bargain, sometimes some of them put highly prices, better go by group its more cheaper.

ASEAN Night Bazaar in Hatyai is one of the more popular night markets in the city, and it’s definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for a lively evening activity. I visited the market after dinner and had a great time walking around and exploring the variety of stalls. The environment here is well organized, with stalls neatly arranged, making it easy to navigate even when the crowd gets larger. Compared to some other night markets that can feel messy or overwhelming, ASEAN Night Bazaar is more structured, which makes the shopping experience smoother and more enjoyable. There are plenty of stalls offering a wide range of products, from clothing, shoes, and accessories to souvenirs and small household items. If you enjoy browsing for fashion or picking up a few affordable items, this market is a good place to do so. The prices are reasonable, and with a little bargaining, you can often get even better deals. Of course, no night market visit is complete without trying some food. Although I had already eaten dinner, I noticed that there were many food stalls offering different types of dishes. What’s nice is that the food here is Muslim-friendly, making it an excellent choice for Malay friends or anyone looking for halal options. Portions match the price, and from what I tried, the taste was not bad at all — simple, flavorful, and satisfying for street food. Overall, ASEAN Night Bazaar is a great place to spend an evening in Hatyai. Even if you don’t plan to shop a lot, it’s fun just to walk around, soak in the atmosphere, and maybe enjoy a few snacks. If you’re traveling with friends or family, especially Malay friends, this is a highly recommended spot for shopping and food in a Muslim-friendly environment.

This was technically my first time attending a magic show in a mini theatre and I thought it was really quite entertaining given the magic performed. Before the magic show started, we got to snap photos at the museum area which offers App enabled AR experience through your very own phone and the photos come to life! Just take note no photography or videography during the magic show! And do check out their collection of old toys ...!

Fun experience overall 1. Many rooms to take photos and have fun with their AR experience embedded in many of the photos. Enjoyed the different themes- egypt, winter, nature, paintings etc. 2. Staff was great and friendly to my son. We didnt get there in time for magic show but the magician actually came and spent 5 minutes giving a mini-magic show for my son. Not the cheapest but we had fun and was worth it.

Great experience, especially for those who loves magic. The museum items some of it doesn't have description or detail to reflex info (just historical old items shows)and for those who doesn't have any knowledge of magical history or legendaries person in magical pioneers will have no idea who or what it is. But the 3D museum is cool just need apps to download but certain cannot function fully. The great about this place is you can choose to buy a ticket for having a 1 hour live magic show from Thai no.1 magic person. It is a must to see.Fun ,enjoy and awesome experience to see the show. But cannot take any pic or videos during show.

Nice place. My son enjoyed. expecially Phaew and Vicky very friendly and helpful. Nice place to visit.

Outstanding magic performance and advanced 3D experience. At first I thought of another 3D, but this is different and refreshing I would say. Well done. Even my teenage kids are thrilled with the magic show. So I rate this a must visit in Hatyai.

Great place to visit with small kids. Can choose magic show only or magic show and 3d museum. For magic show only, you can still visit the gallery to take pictures

Nice place to visit, especially if U hv kids , they will enjoy it

Great view. Went there twice during my trip back in August 2025. The view was breathtaking! It is part of a big municipal park. So you can walk down the hill after enjoying the sunset and enjoy the view.

Kho Hong Mountain, located within the Hat Yai Municipal Park, is a natural gem that showcases the beauty of Thailand's southern landscape. Its lush greenery, breathtaking views, and serene environment make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. One of the highlights of Kho Hong Mountain is the opportunity for outdoor activities. Hiking trails wind up to the peak, offering a moderate challenge for nature enthusiasts and providing spectacular panoramic views of Hat Yai and the surrounding area. on the top there is also Buddhist temple with the Golden Buddha Statue seen even from very far distance. Another appealing aspect of Kho Hong Mountain is the sense of tranquility it offers. The park is well-maintained, with picnic areas and sculptures that contribute to a relaxing atmosphere. It's a great spot for families and friends to gather, unwind, and enjoy nature together. In my opinion, Kho Hong Mountain is not only a natural wonder but also an important part of Hat Yai's community. It encourages an appreciation for the environment, promotes physical activity, and fosters a sense of unity. As urbanization continues to expand, having such green spaces is essential for enhancing quality of life and preserving the natural beauty of the region.

Must go. You can have a full city scenic view. Can take Cable car to the temple. We are Christian so just bring baby to havrva cup of beverage at the cafe. Iced Coffee not bad but duno why as we ordered espresso.

Visited Kho Hong Mountain Vista Point during my trip to Hatyai, and it turned out to be one of the most peaceful and scenic spots I visited. If you’re looking for a place to enjoy a nice view of the city while escaping the hustle and bustle, this is definitely worth the stop. The staff at the area were friendly and helpful, making visitors feel welcome. They were approachable and willing to give directions or provide some basic information about the place. Even though it’s mainly a vista point, their presence made the visit smooth and safe. The environment here is very calm and relaxing. As you reach the top, the surroundings become quieter, and you immediately feel a sense of peace. It’s a nice place to sit down, slow down, and simply enjoy the moment. For those who like photography, it’s a great opportunity to capture some beautiful shots of Hatyai city from above. The view from Kho Hong Mountain is stunning. You can see Hatyai from a different perspective, with a wide panoramic view that looks especially nice during the early morning or late afternoon when the light is soft and the weather is cooler. It’s a perfect spot to take in the scenery and reflect. There is no entrance fee, and although there is no food or drink service here, the experience is more about enjoying the tranquility and the natural beauty. Overall, Kho Hong Mountain Vista Point is a great place to visit if you want to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and one of the best views of Hatyai. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate quiet moments, nature, and scenic lookouts. Highly recommended for a quick stop during your trip, especially if you want to enjoy the sunset or sunrise over the city.

Great place to see the panoramic view of Hat Yai City! Moderately easy hike, lots of things to see along the way.

Excellent view with excellent architectures ranging from Bhuddism Thai style to Bhuddism Chinese style. A must for visitors

Drive up the hill for 10 minutes, and suddenly you will find yourself at a beautiful viewpoint overlooking Hat Yai city and surroundings. On a day with good visibility, can see very far. There is a beautiful Buddha sculpture at the viewpoint, overlooking the city. Great place to visit and completely for free!

The museum was actually only half opened as the main building was closed for renovation. However the rest of the grounds were open for free. We could see the rest around the foyers of the museum but couldn't really immerse into the whole history of the region. Hopefully it would be renovated fully and fully opened to visit the next time we go to visit it.

Small museum full of surprises. We visited the museum without much expectations but we were impressed by the architecture of the old building and the rich artifacts and art works in their collection. We met the guide Mr. Wat who is so passionate to explain everything about the museum and Songkhla to us. He even introduced the famous temples in the city to us.

It is just a small museum but ticket is 200 Bath, I am a foreign visitor. It closes too soon at 4 PM, I like Songthla city but the ticket price is really high.

Most of the museum is closed off, leaving only 1 particular corridor on display. You can still enjoy the gardens thought

There were few visitors when we were visiting and the artefacts were also less numerous than other museums. However our passionate docent Wat (小龙) brought the museum to life as he shared about songkhla’s history and the stories behind the different artefacts. This was made all the more remarkable as he spoke basic English but closed the language barrier with Google Translate to convey more difficult terms to help us fully appreciate the pieces. Thanks for making our visit memorable!

A great piece of history in Songkhla, it’s a must visit.

What a gorgeous building inside and outside! Very interesting museum, nice displays of historical artifacts. Captions are in both Thai and English. I learnt a lot about the history of Songkhla going through the various rooms of this beautifully maintained old building. There is also an unexpected cute room about cats as they were so much part of life on boats.

It was nice, wishes that more art was added.

Songkla has a bunch of mural art scattered all over town and most are well done with cultural slice of life images. Note that all these photos you see aren't from this specific pin point location. You could make it a taregtto spot them all around Songkla, as theres too many things to do here

40 minutes away from Hat Yai, worth walking around the old street and few cafes around. Worth the trip.

Nice to look at but nothing special. I was actually expecting a bit more, especially since the weather has already left its mark on some of the sprays

Nice. It would be better if there were more murals depicting local cultures.

Lovely, nice food, good service, excellent massage..

Nice walking through the alleys and finding random spots to eat.

Big beach stretch for miles.. Unfortunately not so clean. Lots of halal foods for the Muslims, not a problem to be here. Cleanliness would be an issue, difficult to find trash bins too.. Maybe to get the people to bring back the trashes but it doesn't really help.

Beautiful landmark on Samila Beach and a must-see when visiting Songkhla. The Golden Mermaid Statue is iconic and perfect for photos — go in the late afternoon or at sunset for the best light and cooler weather. The beach is relaxing with stalls nearby for snacks and souvenirs. It can get crowded on weekends, so be patient if you want a clear photo.A quick but memorable stop — great for enjoying the sea breeze, snapping a few pictures, and soaking in local legend.

Visited the Golden Mermaid Statue during my trip to Songkhla and it was a truly memorable experience. This statue is one of the most iconic landmarks of Songkhla, and seeing it in person felt very special. Located right on the beautiful Samila Beach, the statue offers a great spot to take photos and enjoy the surrounding scenery. The environment around the statue is very well maintained. The beach is clean, the sand is soft, and the area feels calm and relaxing. It is a lovely place to spend some time just sitting down and enjoying the sea breeze. The view of the ocean is beautiful, especially in the morning or late afternoon when the lighting makes the scenery even more picturesque. The Golden Mermaid itself is quite stunning. The craftsmanship is beautiful, and it has a unique charm that draws both locals and tourists. There’s something magical about its story as well — the mermaid is said to be part of a local legend, which makes visiting the statue feel more meaningful. Many visitors, including myself, took time to take photos here, and it’s almost like a must-do activity when you are in Songkhla. Even though this is a popular tourist spot, it doesn’t feel too crowded most of the time, and the atmosphere is peaceful. There are some vendors nearby selling drinks, snacks, and souvenirs, which adds to the convenience if you want to spend more time there. Overall, I would give the Golden Mermaid Statue 4 out of 5. It’s a beautiful spot to appreciate both the culture and the natural beauty of Songkhla. Whether you’re here for photography, sightseeing, or simply to relax by the beach, this place is definitely worth including in your itinerary.

The landmark of the songkhla city beach. The bronze statue of mermaid symbol of this place. It have his own history, can read at the board here.

Beautiful beach and breath taking. A good place to unwind and enjoy 🩵

An exotic place to visit. There's a mermaid statue and a cat and mouse statue. The beach area is beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. The view of the island across the street is also Instagrammable.

This statue looks nice considering it was placed there since 1966. Worth a visit if you're coming to the beach anyway!

You need to pay 60 Baht to go up the hill via a cable car. Once your there, get your cameras ready to take scenic views of Songkhla, the town and the sea. Probably best times to visit would be during sunrise or sunset and not in the hot afternoon. At the base of the Hill, you will find a lady who sells coconut ice cream. Make sure not to miss it because it's different from the ice cream coconut shake, we Malaysians are familiar with especially when in Malacca.

Nice city view..

beautiful landscape n a quite place to visit with delicious coconut ice cream

1 of the simple sightseeing u can see which isn't that far from samila beach. There is a small tram that takes u to the hilltop to see the temple up there. Cost 30baht per adult and 20baht per child. Can't remember but if not mistaken if it's child is less than 90cm it's free. View is nice at the top but aside from that there is frankly nothing much to do here. Qué to get into the tram can get crazy during peak seasons but u probably can skip this for more interesting sights elsewhere

I once came to this place about 5 years ago. This place was good and clean. I also tried a streetfood that I've never found before in my own country, it has ice cream, coconut, bread, nut, etc. The food was very very very tasty. I love it!!!

Just dont go...

Beautiful place! You can see the Songkhla city scenery from the top of the hill.

Namtok Sai Khu waterfall 9 fall) is worth a visit and for once it is free to enter. On the other hand, you have to walk the last 300 meters up to the car park, unless you drive a 4x4 or SUV. The road is completely destroyed. There is NO water in the waterfall for very long after the rainy season, so a visit right after the rainy season is the best time. The place is completely unsuitable for people with reduced mobility.

Highly recommended. Namtok Sai Khao National Park and the waterfall in the beautiful province of Pattani in South Thailand is a must visit for anyone visiting the South of Thailand. It has a good track / footpath and is not hazardous, unless you are careless. This place is an ideal place for any photography enthusiasts who is interested in capturing the nature. This is an ideal place for kids and family to beging an adventure of trekking. A quite environment with beautiful sound of the waterfall makes you feel relaxed. The place is not crowded. This is an ideal place for camping and having fun with your family. Unlike many other waterfalls through Thailand, this waterfall is heavy flowing and is worth all the money that you pay at the entrance. There is a small entrance fee. Very friendly staff (park rangers) who are willing to accompany you to the highest point possible of the waterfall. They give you a guided tour. Of course if you don't speak Thai or Malay language, you need someone who can speak Malay or Thai language to translate. There are toilets with water, but no toilet paper. Toilets are generally clean. Light snacks and soft drinks are available. Negative points No public transportation to the park. Need to organise your own transportation.

A wonderful park to spend time at, surrounded with mother nature have to offer, with and endless water flow from the cold waterfall... Also u able to hike up the hill thru the national park.. Truly amazing scenery in the evening.. Do bring along our family, friends to have a picnic by the waters flowing down..

It's a good place yet it help me to calm myself. Really recommend it.. Suitable for picnic and muslim friendly. Also like the fish that in that waterfall

Good waterfall

Great for nature lovers!!!

So relaxing place

Famous Laung Phu Toud temple Riding through the surrounding give me a better understanding of the lay out of the land. Imagine Thai central plain people migrating to the southern provinces over 100 years ago. You are a minority in a predominant muslim town. To survive and thrive in a potentially hostile environment gave me quite an impression of many feats of miracles from Laung Phu Toud. One for the devoted.

One of the Famous Temples in Southern Thailand of Monk "Luang Pu Thuat", a monk with many abilities beyond normal characters. He had set up many small temples all around the Thailand but this is the main one where he started and his remains are buried here. Ask for his blessing with clean mind and heart, and your dreams would come true. Please do come again to offer what you promise to him for your dream.

9th. January 2024 - I'm back to this famous and peaceful temple after 1 year together with my Betong friends. 31st. December 2022 - This is a very old, famous, beautiful, and peaceful temple to worship the famous Luang Po Thuad. Normally, it is not so crowded, but today, it was so crowded.

Sacred and important temple Luang Pu Thaud The Grandfather of Thailand A man of many miracles during his life and still continues on Responsible for Thailand to retain Buddhism after the Portuguese arrived in this area approximately 400 years ago 🙏🙏🙏

Lp Thuad and Acharn Tim temple

Every year must visit temple to worship Luang Po Thuad. This round, experience many kids asked for donation, advise not to do so to prevent them just used ask and never learn and work hard for future.

Very sacred and important temple of Luamg Pu Thuad

Not the most beautiful mosque in the world but the expression of the Muslim character of Pattani. Open to everyone, take off your shoes before to come in and no one will pay attention to you. Old men pray, adult read books & kids play on their tablets. A house for all but of course only seen masculine attendants…

Amazingly Beautiful. Full public amnesties, great stop for families and travelers alike. Halal restaurants within the vicinity of the mosque are scrumptious and affordable Parking are plentiful and reliable

A peaceful and beautiful place to visit. This was my second time coming here, and it still felt calm and welcoming. The mosque is spacious and cool. There are many fans, so it stays comfortable even on a hot day. A small pond in the middle adds a nice touch and makes the view more relaxing. The facilities are good. There are many toilets and places to take wudu. If you come in the late afternoon, the light makes everything feel soft and quiet. One of the mosque caretakers, Mr Faison, kindly spoke with us. He studied in Gontor, Indonesia, for four years and finished in 2012. He was very kind and friendly. There is also a small museum inside with old items and historical things to see. If you are in Pattani, I truly recommend stopping by. It’s a lovely place to pray, reflect, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Pattani Central Mosque is mostly used as a place of worship (prayer) 5 times a day as a daily routine. Used in Friday prayers and prayers on various New Year's days with Thai Muslims in Pattani area and other areas both domestically and internationally especially on Friday and Saturday There will be a Dharma lecture. There will be a audience listening to the lecture. Approximately 3,000 people at a time to increase their knowledge and understanding of the principles of religion. and for the correctness of religious service

Beutiful at night time. Quite parking space. Got shop inside mosque compound. Toilet big. Wuduk place at the back. Antique design inside. Not ao big space for pray area especially for jumaat pray.

The Central Mosque of Pattani is truly magnificent and worth visiting. Its stunning architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and cultural significance make it one of the most beautiful landmarks in southern Thailand. Whether you come to admire its design or to experience the serenity of the place, it’s a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Pattani.

One of the Mosque in Pattani where we can visit and perform our worship to Allah.

The Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine in Pattani, Thailand, holds significant cultural and religious importance in the region. Situated in the heart of Pattani City, this revered shrine is dedicated to Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao, a legendary figure revered by locals for her benevolence and miraculous powers. The shrine serves as a focal point for worship, pilgrimage, and community gatherings, attracting devotees and visitors from across Thailand and beyond. The history of the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine is shrouded in myth and folklore, with various legends surrounding its origins. According to popular belief, Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao was a virtuous woman who lived during the Ayutthaya period. She was known for her compassion towards the poor and needy, as well as her ability to grant wishes and offer protection to those who sought her blessings. Over time, her reputation grew, and she became venerated as a deity, with devotees building shrines and temples in her honor. Today, the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine stands as a testament to the enduring reverence for this revered figure. The shrine's architecture reflects traditional Thai design, with ornate decorations, intricate carvings, and vibrant colors adorning its exterior. Inside the shrine, devotees offer prayers, incense, and floral tributes to Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao, seeking her blessings for prosperity, good fortune, and protection from harm. One of the most distinctive features of the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine is its role as a center of cultural and religious diversity. While primarily a Chinese shrine, it also welcomes worshippers from different ethnic and religious backgrounds, reflecting the multicultural fabric of Pattani and its surrounding regions. During religious festivals and special occasions, the shrine comes alive with vibrant celebrations, including colorful processions, traditional music, and cultural performances, fostering a sense of unity and harmony among the community. In addition to its spiritual significance, the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine plays a vital role in the social and economic life of Pattani. The shrine attracts pilgrims and tourists throughout the year, contributing to the local economy through tourism-related activities such as souvenir shops, street vendors, and hospitality services. Furthermore, the shrine serves as a venue for community events, charitable activities, and cultural exchanges, strengthening ties within the local community and promoting understanding and cooperation among different ethnic and religious groups. The Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine also serves as a symbol of resilience and continuity in the face of historical challenges and cultural changes. Despite periods of political unrest and social upheaval, the shrine has remained a beacon of hope and spirituality for generations of worshippers, embodying the enduring traditions and values of the Thai-Chinese community in Pattani. Through preservation efforts and community initiatives, the shrine continues to thrive as a sacred site and cultural landmark, preserving its heritage for future generations to cherish and appreciate. As Pattani embraces modernity and development, the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine remains a steadfast reminder of the region's rich cultural heritage and spiritual legacy. Its significance transcends religious boundaries, serving as a symbol of unity, tolerance, and mutual respect in a diverse and dynamic society. Whether visited for religious purposes, cultural exploration, or simply to admire its beauty and history, the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike, embodying the timeless allure of Pattani's cultural tapestry.

31st December 2022 We were on our way to Betong and decided to pay a visit to this landmark of Pattani. It was a peaceful place to visit, but many would not come to Pattani. I personally wouldn't worry too much, especially in the daytime.

Chaomae Lim Ko Niao is the revered goddess is the Chinatown Pattani community. The experience of Lim Ko Niao annual cerebration is impressive. It’s nice to know that the Chinese people can coexist with the Muslim community. The event is organised 15 days after the Chinese New Year which normally falls on Makabucha day or the first luna day after the new year.

A local historic site rich in cultural significance, with knowledgeable and friendly staff who enhance the learning experience. A great place to immerse yourself in the local culture.

A famous shrine in Pattani province. There’s also a museum where you can learn a little bit more about its history.

This colorful temple stands out a row of traditional chinese architecture in Chinatown.

Crowded tourists, limited visitor per round, not informative stuffs.

Very clean and unique in design. Everyone should visit this mosque and learn about it history.

Quite an amazing mosque that combine historical buildings with religious worship house. The inside design is beautiful. You could even talk to the keeper. He could tell you about the history very well.

Stunning small historic mosque with Arab sailor connection. The gothic windows of importance as some of the design elements prevalent in Gothic architecture can trace their origins to the buildings of the Umayyad dynasty, a Damascus-based caliphate whose descendants later ruled Moorish Spain. (Known as the first great Muslim dynasty, their rule began in the 7th century.)

The mosque is easy to find..by the roadside. The architecture and design is so great and remarkable. A MUST visit place when you are in Pattani.

A must visit mosque when arrived Pattani 🕌

Oldest mosque in South East Asia, dated back to Ancient Pattani City. It survived many wars & attacks throughout centuries. Original dome was damaged during 1 of the war. You can still see bullet holes on the walls & doors. Still being use to perform prayers. Well maintained. Wheelchair might be a problem.

The historic mosque is full of bloody events. There is still a bullet shot on the outside wall of the mosque. Islamic architecture with Siamese influence and with very basic construction. The prayer room is quite small but comfortable.

Been here on April 2023

(Translated by Google) He said that it is the most beautiful Ganesha in the south. It took 9 years to build by a private sector. If you come and see it, you should come and see it. There are both Buddha images and shrines. Living in the same place, 3 cultures of people watching over Aunt Daeng, a Chiang Rai girl, but moved and settled here many years ago. (Original) เขา​ว่าเป็นพระพิฆเนศที่สวยที่สุดในภาคใต้ใช้เวลาสร้าง 9 ปี โดยเอกชน มาแล้วก็ควร​มาดูนะครับมีทั้งพระและศาลเจ้า อยู่ในที่เดียวกัน 3 วัฒนธรรมคนเฝ้าป้าแดง สาวเชียงราย แต่ย้ายมาปักหลักที่นี่หลายปีแล้ว

(Translated by Google) The person taking care of the shrine is an aunt who gives very good advice on how to pay respects. The area is clean and is next to the large Ganesha statue. Stopped at one place and paid respects at 2 places. (Original) คนดูแลศาลเป็นคุณป้าแนะนำการไหว้ดีมาก พื้นที่สะอาด อยู่ติดกับองค์พระพิฆเนศองค์ใหญ่ แวะที่เดียวได้ไหว้2ที่

(Translated by Google) “Kow Leng Ji Shrine” is the first shrine of Narathiwat city. Built in 1915 Along with the founding of the city of Narathiwat (the city's name was changed), it is now 100 years old, just like the city of Narathiwat. Next to the Kou Lengji Shrine (on the right), it is a sacred place that is priceless in the new city of Nara. Today it is considered another symbol of Narathiwat Province, namely "Lord Sri Ganesha, Ganesha at Narathiwat" which is a large Ganesha with a graceful, exquisite, and stunning body shape, so much so that it is known as “The largest and most beautiful outdoor Ganesha in Thailand” (Original) “ศาลเจ้าโก้วเล้งจี่” เป็นศาลเจ้าแห่งแรกของเมืองนราธิวาส สร้างขึ้นในปีพ.ศ.2458 พร้อมๆกับการตั้งเมืองนราธิวาส(เปลี่ยนชื่อเมือง) ปัจจุบันมีอายุเก่าแก่ถึง 100 ปีเช่นเดียวกับเมืองนราธิวาส ถัดจากศาลเจ้าโก้วเล้งจี่ไป(ทางขวามือ)เป็นสิ่งศักดิ์สิทธิ์คู่บ้านคู่เมืองนราแห่งใหม่ ที่วันนี้ถือเป็นอีกหนึ่งสัญลักษณ์ของจังหวัดนราธิวาส นั่นก็คือ “องค์พระศรีคเณศ พระพิฆเนศ ณ นราธิวาส” ที่เป็นพระพิฆเนศองค์โตกับรูปร่างสรีระอันอ่อนช้อย วิจิตร ตระการตา จนได้ชื่อว่าเป็น “พระพิฆเนศกลางแจ้งองค์ใหญ่ที่งดงามที่สุดในเมืองไทย”

(Translated by Google) Peaceful, pray to the Chinese gods and ask for blessings The caretaker gives advice on how to pay homage to Dudjut and Lord Ganesha. (Original) สงบ ไหว้พระขอพรเทพเจ้าจีน ผู้ดูแลให้คำแนะนำในการไหว้ทุดจุด และพระพิฆเนศ

(Translated by Google) Classically beautiful, all the caretakers are lovely. The atmosphere is very good. (Original) สวยคลาสสิก ผู้ดูแลน่ารักทุกคน บรรยากาศดีมากครับ

(Translated by Google) Went to make merit on Chinese New Year, very clean and neat. (Original) ไปทำบุญวันตรุษจีนสะอาดเรียบร้อยมาก

Good place to explore. A lot of stuff to see and buy

Too hot i'm melting, please bring fan, umbrella or wear hat. One lokching stick only MYR2 👍🏻 Price for sells item cheaper than other bazaar/pasar

Nice place to shop all sorts of things from clothes to household items at very cheap price but good quality. Avoid going during monsoon season as the shops are mostly closed and its flooding

Not many shops are open. This place is not recommended to visit. Pengkalan Kubur duty free zone is bit better. The way I see it, this place is under renovation.

Lots of clothes and food. Not so cheap but affordable. For kekacang quite expensive compared to Padang Besar. Test your bargain power. Parking at rm2. Customs officer will randomly check our car.

SG family on Road Trip during RMCO 21 to 23 June 2020. Great place for sightseeing and exercise your legs. Clothing and jerseys not of good quality and of lower grade. Opening hours from 10 am to 6 pm. Ample parking space during weekdays. One of interesting places you must visit in Kelantan.

My 2nd place to visit kalau balik klate. 1st place alwayz Pengkalan Kubur. Has been longtime not visiting rantau panjang.. mission : looking for VISION to replace that has broken My View : 1. Parking : easy & a lot 2. Price : a bit expensive compared to pengkalan kubur 3. Outlet: looks a lot but not much choice. Mostly apparel outlets. 4. Weather : Fuhh... during my visit. So hot. 5. Restaurant: recommended to eat somewhere outside eateries. But for those wanna try no harm. Sekali sekala. 6. Payment method: mostly cash but there are store allow debit card / credit card. For those visiting kelantan, this is one of MUST VISIT PLACE. ENjoy

I read and heard people talking about this place my whole life. Finally I stepped into this place with my husband and kid to show them that you can have and experience Thailand without ever crossing the border. This place is quiet and I have no problem with that. It just the area at the back of the reclining Buddha needs cleaning

Wat Phothivihan (วัด โพธิ วิหาร) is a Thai Buddhist temple situated in Tumpat District, Kelantan, Malaysia. Below is a detailed description: - Basic Information: Also known as Wat Yamu (วัด ยา มู), the temple was founded in 1973 by Abbot Phra Krur Asapia Chakorn. It is one of the 25 temples in Tumpat District and ranks among the most popular Buddhist temples in Malaysia. - Architectural Features: The temple’s buildings adopt a Thai architectural style, adorned with intricate details and vibrant colors that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region. - Main Attractions: The temple enshrines a 40-meter-long reclining Buddha statue—one of the largest of its kind in Malaysia. Construction of this statue began in 1975 and was completed in 1979; it was once the largest reclining Buddha statue in Southeast Asia until it was surpassed by the 66-meter-long one at Yangon’s Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda in Myanmar. Additionally, the temple features a Chinese-style pavilion and a Tibetan-style hall. Inside the hall, there are statues of Guanyin Bodhisattva with eighteen arms and Phra Phrom (the Four-Faced Buddha). The temple also provides accommodation for monks and tourists, offers free parking spaces

Huge sleeping buddha temple. Quite impressed me while the driver drove through the main gate and i saw the big pair of foot sleeping there..."huge!" 1st thought pops out when i saw it. Recommended.!

Wat Phothivihan is best known for its giant reclining Buddha statue, which is definitely impressive and worth a stop if you’re in the area. The temple grounds are spacious with a few other smaller shrines and statues scattered around, though some areas feel a little worn and could use better upkeep. It’s not a major attraction that would take up a lot of time, but it makes for an interesting cultural visit and a good photo stop. Parking is easy, and entry is free, which is a plus.

When you come to Kelantan, how can you miss visiting the largest sleeping Buddha in Southeast Asia. It really shocked my eyes. But it's a pity that it lacks cleaning. There are a lot of bird droppings on the surface of the sleeping Buddha, and there are also a lot of bird droppings on the walkway behind. The point is that you have to take off your shoes before you can go in to see it🤢. In addition to the sleeping Buddha, there are many statues to worship, such as the famous four-faced Buddha. There are a stall at the entrance/exit. If you want to quench your thirst, you can stop and drink coconut water.

A very huge sleeping Buddha in Malaysia, comparable and probably larger than the one in Bangkok. It's also the largest outdoor sleeping Buddha I've ever seen.

Another beautiful temple in kelantan. The sleeping buddha is huge!!! Peaceful and calm place to visit. (This is one of 3 famous buddha temple... Standing, sitting and sleeping buddha temple) Make sure visit standing buddha then sitting buddha and lastly here sleeping buddha for better "wow" feeling... Dont worry about my photos... I took some angles that no one really took it... Better see it for yourself!!!

Nice place to see a lots of beautiful handicrafts for souvenir. The museum can go uptairs and the batik workshop is on the left side. Can learn some informations about Kelantan batik and their history in the museum.

Place is beautiful but there in nothing special to see. You can take a class to create your batik for 10RM and eat in a self-service restaurant (not suggested for Europeans). Nothing interesting for tourists nearby

Nothing special. Got a craft shop to learn to creat batik A museum of batik/ handicraft and a Few restaurants surrounding it

nice place to explore local culture and handmade crafts. you guys can see the kids are enjoying the ‘mewarna batik’ activity, quite interesting! some stalls were closed when I went, but still worth a visit. perfect spot to buy souvenirs and chill for a bit. hopefully they’ll upgrade and make it livelier next time

Currently under renovation. So, unable to visit. Shall come over again.

Rm 2 for adult malaysian

My first time coming here and I like it. RM2 fee if you want to enter the museum. Not that big but sufficient information to know about batik and songket. If you wish to try drawing the batik, you pay RM10. There are few shops selling souvenirs with reasonable price. There is also a restaurant selling food which is famous in Kota Bharu, Restoran Nasi Ulam Cikgu. You should come here if you are visiting Kota Bharu

Siti Khadijah Market in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, is one of the most famous and lively markets in Malaysia, and it truly lives up to its reputation. Located in the heart of the city, this iconic market is not just a place for shopping but also a cultural experience. The colorful building, buzzing atmosphere, and the variety of stalls make it a must-visit for anyone exploring Kota Bharu. What makes Siti Khadijah Market so special is the incredible range of local products available. From fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, and meat to spices, batik fabrics, handicrafts, and traditional snacks—you can find almost everything here at affordable prices. It’s a perfect spot to pick up souvenirs and also to enjoy authentic Kelantanese food like nasi kerabu and kuih. The market is named after Siti Khadijah, the wife of Prophet Muhammad, reflecting the strong role of women in business here. Most of the vendors are women, and their warmth and friendliness make the shopping experience even more enjoyable. Even if you don’t plan to buy much, walking around and soaking up the vibrant local culture is worth the trip. The market is busiest in the morning, so arriving early will give you the best experience and freshest choices. It is also very photogenic—perfect for travelers who love capturing authentic cultural scenes. For both locals and tourists, Siti Khadijah Market is a true symbol of Kota Bharu’s heritage and daily life.

Pasar Siti Khadijah is a must-visit when in Kota Bharu — lively, colorful, and full of local charm. The best things to buy here are the local produce and traditional goods, which make for great gifts or souvenirs. Prices are reasonable, and the atmosphere gives you a real taste of Kelantanese culture. Don’t miss the food court on the 1st floor! The highlight is definitely the nasi kerabu — flavorful, vibrant, and a true Kelantan specialty. Perfect spot to take a break from shopping and enjoy authentic local flavors. Overall, a vibrant market experience that captures the essence of Kelantan.

A landmark of Kota Bharu, there is no other place that defines Kota Bharu better than Pasar Siti Khadijah. You can find almost every traditional Kelantan food, clothing and accessories and handicraft here at very reasonable prices. I strongly recommend every first time visitor to Kelantan to pay a visit to this place. For the best sambal daging (serunding), head straight to Gerai Kak Mah. You’ll find the best serunding in the world here. Its been the best for the past fifty years. I’m not joking.

A Vibrant and Authentic Cultural Experience! A must-visit in Kota Bharu! The energy here is incredible. The ground floor is a feast for the senses with colorful arrays of fresh produce, tropical fruits, and local snacks. What makes it truly special are the friendly female vendors—it's a unique and empowering atmosphere. Upstairs, you'll find all sorts of Kelantanese handicrafts and souvenirs. It's the perfect place to soak up the local culture, practice your bargaining skills, and try some delicious local food. An absolute highlight of my trip to Kelantan.

I came here around 8am on a Friday. Not all shops were open yet, but the wet market on the ground floor was already lively. As with most traditional markets, Pasar Khadijah has everything, from meat and chicken to spices, snacks, kuih-muih, and more. The place is quite spacious, with around three floors including the ground level. Kuih-muih can be found around the corner of one block. I suggest coming around 9am or later if you want to explore the shops one by one, as most of them open around that time. There’s also a morning market nearby, about 10 minutes’ walk away, where you can find plenty of thrift booths and local snacks.

Wet market on ground floor- lots of seafood but also meat. Inside stalls of various types. Local flavour. May be bit confronting for some overseas visitors. Open air so no aircon but covered.

A busy market from morning. Everything you need to buy to cook and breakfast are found here. Is a MUST visit destination when you are kota bharu. I ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 so much