1. Songkhla

• Songkhla Old Town

  Nakorn Nok, Nakorn Nai, and Nang Ngam road, the 3 main roads that gather all the charms in Songkhla. The location of vintage restaurants with original taste, cool and chic street art murals worth snapping photos of.

  The Large Park

  Take the Hat Yai Cable Car ride, enjoy the panoramic scenery of the town, and worship the town's sacred places. Moreover, you can go to the scenic spot and an exciting observatory.

  The cape of Samila

  A stunning beach that is surrounded by nature. Standing a mermaid statue, the Hi-light of the place. Peaceful and pleasant atmosphere,

  perfect for your vacation.

  Kim Yong Market

  The large souvenir complex with the best-value products. Offers you dry food and fresh produce at reasonable prices. The tourists love to stop by before taking the flight back home.

  Songkhla Central Mosque

  The beauty of the place is also known as the Thailand Taj Mahal. When the sun goes down, the Mosque turns on the light along with the ombré sky, creating the Hi-Light picturesque scenery

2. Trang

• Koh Libong

  The largest island in Trang is the habitat of adorable dugongs waiting to greet everyone. People here live a simple traditional lifestyle that is uniquely charming.

  Koh Kradan

  The owner of the most beautiful beach in Trang's ocean. White fine sand, crystal clear water where you can see the corals below your feet. Perfect for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing with the picturesque view.

  The Emerald Cave

  Miraculous unseen Thailand, the cave in the middle of the sea. A small entrance that small boats can roll through only when the tide is down. Once you go in, you will experience the spectacle of the beautiful emerald green water.

  *The perfect time to visit the cave is daily from 10.00 am to 2 pm.

  Khao Chom Pa

  The vast mangrove scenery contrasts with beautifully curved canals embraced by mountains. Those are why Khao Chom Pa tot this name. Besides the beauty of nature, there is also Golden Dragon Beach for tourists to walk and take photos when the tide is down.

  Kantang Railway Station

  Experience the classic vibe with the outstanding one-story wood building railway station. Preserves the identity of King Rama's 6th reign. This has become an iconic spot to check-in.

3. Patalung

• Talay Noi

  The freshwater lake provides many beautiful hi-lights. A red lotus sea sightseeing cruise from February to May. Local and migrating birds. Or water buffaloes that adapt to eating water plants such as seaweeds or water lily pads.

  Rafting at Nan Mod Daeng

  Of those active people who love outdoor activities, Nan Mod Daeng gives you over 6 kilometers of rafting. Besides the year-round water, it is also a self adventure in which you have to control the raft yourself. Using a 2-persons kayak boat, you can pair up with the staff, so you don't have to worry about safety if you can't roll the kayak.

  Khao Ok Thalu

  The tall limestone mountain has a big hole in the middle to the top where you can see through to the other side. The tourists who want to visit have to take more than 1000 cement steps to get there. But we guarantee the impressive scenery in front of you once you've reached.

  Commemorative Road 80th Birthday Anniversary

  The most beautiful road in Thailand links Patalung and Songkhla, spanning endlessly. The sight of Songkhla Lake and spectacular views on the sides make this road special.

  Experience the lifestyle of Ban Pak Pra villagers

  Witness the first light of the day amidst giant square dip nets lifted up by the Songkhla Lake. Along with the lifestyle of Ban Pak Pra villagers, that do fishing for a living. At early dawn, the villagers will take you for a boat tour, 4-5 people maximum per boat, to see the first light of the day.

4. Satun

• Satun Geopark

  The park was registered with UNESCO for natural fertile. Offer many types of tourism such as rafting, diving, and cave tour. And you can enjoy resting by the beach and waterfall.

  Koh Lipe

  Crystal clear water, with fine sand, fertile corals, and a variety of fish better than in an aquarium. Surrounded by restaurants, a walking street, and cheerful vibes. This is genuinely the tourists' dream destination.

  The Golden Dragon Beach

  Walking chicly through the separated sea on the sandbar only appears when the tide is down. Over 3 kilometers long, the path is full of sea shells and fine-grained sand on the sides.

  Phupha Petch Cave

  The 4th ASEAN's most extensive cave is Thailand's largest stalactites and stalagmites cave. Saeng Morakot Room is the Hi-light of the cave. It is a large room with glowing emerald light when the light shines through the cave wall.

  Tham Le Stegodon

  The longest sea cave in Thailand, over 4 kilometers in length, creates the charm and unique cave. To visit, you have to roll the kayak to get in and check the tide time. You can see the fossils of the stegodon, from which the cave got its name. We suggest bringing a torch with you since it is completely dark inside the cave.

5. Pattani

• Ya-ring Palace

  An old palace is located in the center of the town. Designed in European style and combines with the local Thai Muslim arts. Classic and enchanting, full of fascinating, worth preserved history.

  The Pattani Central Mosque

  The prestige pink Mosque is the center of Thai Muslims' religious practice. The outstanding architecture reflects the lifestyle and culture of people in Pattani perfectly.

  Pattani Sky Walk

  The new landmark with a 180 degrees panoramic scenic spot. The relaxing place of the people in Pattani. The Hi-Light is the 5-story-building-tall skywalk, where you can enjoy sunrise and sunset with the mangrove scenery.

  The Krue Se Mosque (Chao Mae Lim Kor Niew Shrine)

  The ancient shrine is the symbol of Pattani. Chao Mae Lim Kor Niew is the god of mercy, luck, and commerce. People come to pay homage and pray for their auspiciousness. 

  Pattani Heritage City

  The charming old architecture reflects the lifestyle of the Pattani people. The place's vibes resemble Songkhla Old Town, with simple, unique, and smiling people. You would be surprised that Pattani has this kind of perspective.

6. Yala

• Ku Ha Phi Muk Temple

  The significant temple in Yala. The stairs at the entrance located a giant statue. Inside, the cave resembled a large room and was adapted into a religious place. The Hi-Light is the cave's ceiling, beautifully sparkling and illuminated by the sunlight's reflection.

  Talay Mok Aiyoeweng

  Experience the sea clouds fully without going up north. Tourists love to visit to watch the sunrise on the mountain top in pleasantly cool weather. There are 3 scenic spots to appreciate all year round the sea clouds.

  Betong Street Art

  Indulge in arts with the street arts that reflect the lifestyle, culture, and stories of Betong city. A popular place to take photos and check-in. You can also enjoy strolling in the impressive atmosphere around the city.

  Bang Land Dam

  The vast dam is the South region's first all-purpose hydroelectric power project. The primary purpose is to generate electricity. But with the picturesque scenery surrounded by mountains and watershed forest makes this place become another exciting tourist attraction.

  Piyamit Tunnel

  Learning history along with experiencing the beauty of nature. The tunnel was originally the food storage and shelter of the Malayan Communist Party. Today, it has become a significant tourist attraction, exhibiting images, historical stories, and the way of life in the forest.

7. Narathiwat

• Su-ngai Kolok Railway Station

  Sungai Kolok is at the very end of Thailand's Southern Railway Line. Provides plenty of photogenic spots than you can imagine. Surrounded by people, the charm of the local lifestyle, and street arts. Another signature place to check-in.

  To Daeng Peat Swamp Forest – Pa Pru To Daeng

  The ecotourism attraction, where you can learn about nature. Thailand's last remaining peat swamp forest is still rich in various species of plants and animals. The relaxing and pleasant vibe brings you closer to nature.

  Chao Mae Tomo Shrine

  The Chinese shrine receives respect from the people in Narathiwat and foreigners, including Singaporean and Malaysian, who constantly come to pay homage.

  Su-ngai Kolok Morning Market

  Welcome your new day with the morning market full of smiling people. The locals bring the enchanting morning atmosphere, vegetables, fruits, and fresh products to sell. Visit this place once, and you will be impressed by the friendliness of the locals.

  Kolok River

  The significant river of Narathiwat that worth the visit. Feel the pleasurable vibes of Thai locals' lifestyle and Malaysian visitors who stop by