Hat Yai

nown as Southern Thailand's bustling metropolis, Hat Yai is a cross-cultural hub blending Thai, Malay, and Chinese influences
and international visitors alike.

Explore Hat Yai

Attractions range from the spectacular Ton Nga Chang Waterfall, the Buddhist temple Wat Hat Yai Nai, to the fascinating Hat Yai Observatory.

Fun facts about Hat Yai

Among its fun facts: it's the third-largest Thai city, the name means "Big Hat," it hosts a significant Chinese-Thai population, it's renowned for shopping, and it's a gateway to Malaysia.

Best month to go to Hat Yai

November to February is the best time to visit, thanks to the temperate, dry weather perfect for outdoor exploration.

Shopping in Hat Yai

From trendy shopping malls like Central Festival to local markets like Kim Yong Market, Hat Yai offers diverse shopping experiences

Adventures Outdoor Activities

For outdoor enthusiasts, activities include hiking in Hat Yai Park, exploring Hat Yai Municipal Park, and visiting Songkhla Zoo.

Celebrations and Festivals

Events like the Hat Yai Lantern Festival and Songkran Water Festival reflect Hat Yai's multicultural charm and vibrant community spirit.

Culinary Delights of Hat Yai

The city's culinary scene is a fusion of Thai, Malay, and Chinese cuisines, with street food stalls and high-end restaurants serving up everything from Dim Sum to southern Thai dishes.

Unforgettable Experience

Hat Yai is not just a stopover, but a destination in its own right. Its bustling energy, cultural diversity, and unique attractions make for an unforgettable experience.