9 Attractions to Explore Near Hatyai Municipal Park

Khlong Hae Floating Market in Hat Yai is the first floating market opened in the extreme south of Thailand. his floating market is considered unique from different markets in other regions of Thailand, as there are many cultures, Buddhist Thais and Muslims.

It was used as the governor's palace for a short time then converted to National Museum in 1982. It exhibits a wide-ranging collection of artifacts from the province's past.

It is a beach located in the Songkhla province of Thailand. The length of the east coast shoreline is an endless golden sand beach with plenty of shady pine trees. The majority of the beach scene is concentrated in the area of the iconic Golden Mermaid Statue.

From Wat Khuha Sawan, follow Highway 4047 and Khao Ok Thalu or Mount Ok Thalu will be seen standing majestically to the east of the railway station. It is a symbolic figure of Phatthalung, having a height of around 250m. There is a flight of stairs leading the way up to the mountaintop overlooking the city of Phatthalung. The distinctive feature is a hole near the top, where visitors can see through it.

A beautiful waterfall which was covered by dense forest in the four sides and is also a good trekking destination. It was formerly known as "Khet Krabat Waterfall", which has its source originating from the top of Nang Chan Mountain in the white sandy mountain range.

Mu Ko Phetra national park near Khao To Ngai by the sea, the spot was carved by nature consisting of several hundred million-year-old rocks from two different eras. The connected areas seem to transport us through time and space. Besides the main attraction, you can also enjoy beautiful nature and fresh sea breeze.

An old mosque which was located in the Pattani province, Thailand. It was one of the ancient mosque which has a lot of history to say.

Thale Noi, also spelled Talay Noi is an internationally recognized and protected wetland in Phatthalung province covering more than 400km² and home to thousands of bird species. Phatthalung province receives comparatively far fewer foreign tourists than other Southern destinations such as Phuket, and Krabi.

The Paddy Museum is a museum in Alor Setar, Kota Setar, Kedah, Malaysia. The museum is a 3-story building with a total area of 12,000 m2. It resembles bushels of harvested rice stalks decorated with rice motifs. The murals on the museum wall was done by 60 artists from North Korea.