Thaworn Wararam Temple It is considered a Mahayana Buddhist temple. It began as a monastery at Wat Thaworn Wararam in 1954. It is said that there was a monk named Phra Chiu Sae Heng (Hong Chiu), nicknamed Din Cha, who was a monk from the city of Chaozhou. The preceptor was the first to stay for the Buddhist Lent at Wat Thaworn Wararam, Hat Yai. He is a monk who is very talented in rituals. When he performed the ceremony, there were many people joining in the ceremony. As a result, Chinese and Vietnamese people of different faiths joined together to donate money for the construction of the chapel. Currently, Wat Thaworn Wararam is one of the famous temples in Hat Yai, with beautiful Chinese architecture that is worth studying. It is another valuable cultural heritage of Hat Yai city. It is also a Chinese language school providing education to the general public.
Along Lamai Songkhro Road The upper floor is a merchandise store. The ground floor is the dry goods market, the largest indoor 2-story market in Hat Yai. It is a product imported from Malaysia, Indonesia. The price is cheaper than buying at general stores. Available for sale from electrical appliances Computer games Various products, clothing, bags, watches, shoes, perfume, prices negotiable. In terms of food, dry goods, snacks, snacks, and seasonal fresh fruits, there are many to choose from.
Located in Khlong Hae Municipality, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province. The length of the market is approximately 200 meters. It is on the bank of the canal opposite Khlong Hae Temple. It is the first cultural floating market of the southern region. The characteristics of the market are a combination of a floating market. (selling products on boats) and the traditional market (selling products by land) have both merchants bringing local food, savory and sweet, products produced locally and agricultural products to sell. Khlong Hae Floating Market is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 2:00 p.m.
It is the last green area of Hat Yai City, located in Kho Hong Subdistrict, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, at a height of only 371 meters above the sea. A viewpoint located in the Hat Yai Public Park area. This is a center of relaxation for locals and tourists. In the evening, there will be people who come to exercise and sit and relax. See the view of Hat Yai city and come watch the sunset.
Fresh Market Plaza, or as many people call it, Clock Tower Market, is located on Ratthakarn Road, Hat Yai Subdistrict, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province. Open 24 hours a day. It is another place that is a source of cheap clothes. Most of them are bags, belts, underwear, clothing.
