Laem Samila is in the Songkhla Municipality area. Away from the property market (Municipal Fresh Market) approximately 2.5 kilometers, white sandy beach and long shady pine trees. The view can be seen all the way to the northeast at Laem Son On. and to the south you can see as far as Chalatat Beach. On a good day, Khao Kao Seng can be seen in the distance at Laem Samila, which has a mermaid that is one of the outstanding symbols of Songkhla. In addition, the beach area also has water recreational activities available.
It is a famous waterfall in Songkhla Province, located in the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary, Chalung Subdistrict, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province. It has a vast area of 113,721 rai, covering many districts in Songkhla Province all the way to Phatthalung Province. which ends at the border between Thailand and Malaysia With the abundance of forests, whether it be natural resources, water sources, and wildlife, this place has received the Royal Decree declaring it a Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary on July 2, 1978
Chinese style architecture, more than 100 years old, originally the private residence of Phraya Sunthrarak (Net Na Songkhla), built in 1878, later Phra Wichit Worasat (Chao Phraya Yommarat) used as a residence for special officials. Songkhla city government inspector and the city of Nakhon Si Thammarat in 1894 and used as the Nakhon Si Thammarat Provincial Hall since 1896. Currently used as the National Museum of Songkhla Province. Inside the museum Exhibits art objects from the prehistoric period to the Srivijaya period. It is a source of study. Find out about archeology art history Ethnology, Chinese art, folk art
Ko Yo is an island located in the middle of the lower Songkhla Lake. Most of the area is mountains and high hills. There is a Tinsulanonda Bridge connecting Mueang Songkhla District to Ko Yo and from Ko Yo to Singhanakhon District. Ko Yo has a beautiful landscape, including mountains, plains, capes, and bays. Ko Yo people make a living fishing and growing fruit. The most famous fruit is Champada Ko Yo and it is also a famous place for breeding sea bass in the south. Ko Yo's sea bass meat is soft, sweet, and delicious. Because of the special nature of Songkhla Lake, which has a lagoon-like ecosystem. It is a natural three-water lake. The water in Songkhla Lake has 3 ranges of salinity levels: fresh water, brackish water, and salt water. Therefore it is called "Sam Nam Pla".
It is the longest bridge across the lake. It is part of the highway that connects Highway 407, Hat Yai - Songkhla, with Highway 408, Songkhla - Ranot. The bridge is divided into two sections: the first section connects the coast of Mueang District, Songkhla Province, the Ban Nam Krachai area and southern Ko Yo. The second section connects the northern side of Ko Yo and the Ban Khao Khiao side. The bridge area has views that include the lower Songkhla Lake. and can be seen all the way to the Gulf of Thailand
