Hat Yai

Hat Yai lies along the U Tapao Canal in southern Thailand, where a broad urban lowland rises toward the wooded Khao Kho Hong hills. The city is a major commercial and transport centre for the country’s deep south, with Hat Yai Junction on the rail corridor that continues toward the Malaysian border. Its Thai-Chinese character is especially apparent around Kim Yong Market, a longstanding place for dried goods, fruit, spices and everyday street food. Wat Hat Yai Nai is known for its enormous reclining Buddha, while Hat Yai Municipal Park occupies the slopes of Khao Kho Hong above the city. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Hat Yai and Songkhla Province.

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