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Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Baked Crispy Yellow Trevally Tel http://songkhla.mots.go.th : Website [email protected] : E-mail 074-313195 : Fax 086-4906720, 074-311573 074-311573 086-4906720, Restaurants : Tel. Special Community Products 90000 Songkhla Muang, Boyang, Rd. Ratchadamnoen 10/4 Songkhla Provincial office of Tourism and Sports and Tourism of office Provincial Songkhla Best of Songkhla award Baked crispy yellow Ton Thang Restaurant สำ�นักงานการท่องเที่ยวและกีฬาจังหวัดสงขลา trevally fish with white sesame No. 2549, Moo 6, Sanambin-Lopburiramesuan Road, Kuanlang Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Baked crispy yellow trevally Tel. 081-9900205, 086-4909830 fish bone with white sesame Hroy Restaurant No. 1770, Moo 3, Sanambin Road, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Squid seasoning (Squid seasoned Tel. 089-9763500 sweet & spicy Baan Ko Kai Bakery Shop No. 44/2-3, Moo 5, Asia Road, Kho Hong Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Shogun crispy fish Tel. 093-5823184 Tel. 081-0999991 Tasspun Bake Shop No. 32, Krajang Uthit Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Dried date puff pastry @Chorsamchang Tel. 084-7492316 074-234400 Tel. Tel. 081-7665244 No. 23, Prachathipat Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Prachathipat 23, No. Jasmine fresh shower gel Hardcore Noodles Hotel Regency The No. 47/42, Tungree-Kokwat Road, Kho Hong Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Tel. 081-9570929 Songkhla Province 90110 074-300322 Tel. Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Jasmine rice white tea cream scrub Tel. 097-4459465 Hotel Oriental Siam @Siam Scents Co., Ltd. Blue-Na-Lay Fried Chicken @Hat Yai 074-230130 Tel. Klongrien 1 Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Pueraria mirifica anti-again serum 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Niphat-Uthit1 62, No. @Siam Scents Co., Ltd. Tel. 081-8987475 Hotel Plaza Diamond Khu Tao 3 Restaurant 074-262909 Tel. No. 587, Raj Uthit Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Winter lotion tanaka 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Niphat-Uthit3 42-44, No. Tel. 081-9699688 Tel. 081-8974175 Hotel Grand Crown Golden GuFu Guay Tiaw Kai Giant Restaurant 074-365199 Tel. No. 37/7-8, Sriphuwanart Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Healthy stand @Phuwaree Artificial Wood 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Rajyindee 4, Soi Handicraft Center Tel. 085-9005663 Tel. 098-0285889 Hotel Hi-Season Kanomjeen Pa Chuen 3 Restaurant 074-234301 Tel. Soi 18, Raj Uthit Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Sweet shrimp paste dipping (Kapi Wan) 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Anusorn Jootee 99, No. @Vanida Mango Tel. 074-232111 Tel. 098-0142831 Hotel JB Hansa Salad Bar 108 074-261111 Tel. No. 108, Punnakan Road, Kho Hong Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 Thai spicy and sour curry sauce 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Sanehanusorn Fish-kidney spicy paste Tel. 081-8964400 Hotel Plaza Gardens Lee Khrua Ruean Thai Restaurant 074-234340 Tel. (mixed dried fish & fish kidney with herbs) No. 13, Soi 23, Kanjanavanit Road, Kho Hong Sub-district, Hat Yai District, 90110 Province Songkhla District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Sanehanusorn 24/1, No. @Roy Food Products Co., Ltd. Tel. 089-9763500 Songkhla Province 90110 Tel. 089-6537450 Hotel Plaza Grand Pranee Thai Cuisine 074-352222 Tel. No. 35-37, Soi 2, Supasarnrangsan Road, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 No. 3, Sanehanusorn Road, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, 90110 District, Yai Hat Sub-district, Yai Hat Road, Sanehanusorn 3, No. Tel. 091-7045949 Yai Hat Hotel Centara Accommodations The Capital Garden Baan Hin Kliang Soi Tummachote Uthit 2, Hat Yai Sub-district, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province 90110 (OTOP Innovative Tourism Community) Tel. 088-7880140 This community is located at Baan Hin Kliang, Tha Kham Sub-district, Hat Yai District. Tourist Activities Check-in at Pho Hin Ngam Traveler’s Guide There are two large beautiful stones for taking some photo. Thung na (Rice fields) & Laah Ton Doe (Ton Doe pavilion) Songkhla Lake It is a place to relax and enjoy seeing the nature and the community way of life. Rice cob celebration This tradition is held after the rice harvest season. It has been passed down for a long time in order to pay homage Songkhla Central to rice goddess which various activities such as Tham Khwan Mosque Khao (blessing rice plants). For more information, please contact Tel. 084-7482116 - Hat Yai Cable Car Magic Eye 3D Museum Hat Yai Hospital Gim Yong Market Wat Hat Yai Nai Phra Buddha Mongkhon Maharaj Songklanagarind Hospital Ton Nga Chang Waterfall Suntisook Market Maha Chedi Tripob Trimongkol Hat Yai Bus Station Greenway Night Market Hat Yai Tourist Attractions Hat Yai International Airport Southern Junction Diverse Economy Abundant Natural Life Klong Hoy Kong District Laem Pho Beach Pink Pomelo Khlong Uta-Phao Ton Nga Chang Great Mountain HatMap Yai Traveler’s Guide Hat Yai District 5. Erawan and Thao Maha Phom A part of Hat Yai Municipal Park, there is a great Brahma shrine (Thao 10. Ton Nga Chang Waterfall Maha Phom) which is located on the left hillside of the park. It is a Hindu god of creation that forces present within all things. It is also regarded as a deity Aside from Hat Yai being Hat Yai has grown significantly into the commercial, transportation, of good fortune and protection. In the surrounding area, there are other gods a center of commerce, there is communication, education, and tourism center in the south of Thailand. in Hinduism and the three-headed elephant is called “Erawan”. Moreover, this also the Ton Nga Chang Waterfall There are various goods from fresh produce place is a viewing spot of the impressive scenery of Hat Yai city and Songkhla. which is in the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary. to consumer products as well as Also, there is Hat Yai City Art Chamber in Honor of His Majesty King Bhumibol This waterfall, in particular, is acknowledged as the most beautiful waterfall in there are several shopping areas. Adulyadej. This art chamber reflects uttermost respect to King Bhumibol the south of Thailand. It has seven levels which the third level of the falls is Adulyadej and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit through exhibitions on their royal exceptionally spectacular and gigantic. The water is naturally divided into two duties as well as those of members of the loyal family. With the ambition to serve smaller falls which look like a as the learning center and tourist attraction of Hat Yai, it also has exhibitions pair of elephant’s tusks. Moreover, on contemporary art, local art, and domestic wisdom circulated every month. treks and facilities have been 1. Hat Yai Municipal Park provided for more adventurous Covering an area of 914 rai, Hat Yai Municipal Park is the major tourists. recreation park for the people of Hat Yai and surrounding areas. The 6. Statue of Guan Yu God park is full of beautiful flowering plants. There is the 360-degree panoramic viewpoint of Hat Yai Another important place of worship on Kho Hong Mountain, at the hilltop. Guan Yu Statue is revered as a God 11. Magic Eye 3D Museum of righteousness and honesty. Chinese people and Thais of Chinese descent worship as they believe that God will protect from the wicked and bring them Magic Eye 3D Museum is the a fortune. Moreover, there are many statues of gods in the nearby areas such first three dimensions (3D) art as Jade Emperor (the ruler of heaven), Phra Sangkajai (God of fortune and gallery in Hat Yai where is not the rendering wealth) and Sanxing deities or Shou, Lu, Fu Gods (Gods of the three ordinary museum that visitors won’t find ancient relics or old paintings. qualities of prosperity, status, and longevity). Instead, the halls of this whimsical museum are painted floor to ceiling Hat Yai Cable Car with more than 100 scenes and murals that give the illusion of 3D, 2. The White Jade Bodhisattva especially when seen at a perfect angle from camera lenses. The museum Located on Khao Kho Hong, Hat Yai Cable Car is a recent addition 7. Guan Yin Pavilion is opened daily from 09.00 – 18.00 hrs. to Hat Yai Municipal Park. The cable car is the first of its kind in Thailand. For more information, please contact It was also built by the Swiss-Austrian Located on the top hill of Kho Tel. 074-211444. Doppelmayr Garaventa Group, so passengers Hong Mountain, is a place of worship can be assured of top safety features. where visitors will easily see the Passengers will enjoy the scenery of outstanding Bodhisattva Guan Yin Goddess Statue which made of white jade. Hat Yai city while sitting in it. Hat Yai Deep Sky Observation 3. for Science and Astronomy 12. Gim Yong Market Hat Yai Deep Sky Observation for It is the most attractive and Science and Astronomy is regarded as 8. Maha Chedi Tripob Trimongkol famous place for shopping in Hat Yai. a perfect learning source for science While most chedis in Thailand or the world are built from mortar, Also, it is a big local market where imported products from Malaysia and and astronomy. The exhibition is divided the Maha Chedi Tripob Trimongkon is a creation utilizing stainless steel Indonesia.
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