Truth be told, Hat Yai may well be one of the least interesting cities in Thailand. It's a relatively modern invention resulting from the construction of the railway linking Thailand to Malaysia and Singapore in the nineteenth century. Hat Yai is where the two lines running up either coast of Malaysia meet to form the single line up to Bangkok. It remained not much more than a rail yard until the 1960s, when its proximity to the Malaysia border made it an important trading town.
Given its lack of any historical or cultural sights, it's somewhat surprising to find that Hat Yai boasts a large number of hotels and hosts hoards of visitors each year. Many of these visitors come from Malaysia. Each weekend the town fills up with weekenders who spend much of their time in the city's many markets and restaurants.
Despite the lack of any significant sights of its own, Hat Yai's central location, plentiful hotel rooms and wealth of transportation options make it a reasonable base from which to explore the deep south. The town does have a certain buzz, especially at night when all the tourists are out shopping.
Hat Yai is the largest city and metropolitan area in Southern Thailand. It is the third largest city of the country and it is often mistaken as being the capital of the province. Hat Yai is located in the sun drenched South of Thailand, which delivers easy access to t
he many tropical Islands and sandy beaches. If you like shopping, then Hat Yai is the right place for you from markets that sell everything from food to clothes at ridiculous prices and the night markets as well that happen 3-4 times a week which are very popular with the local people. If you are looking for big western shopping malls, then you won’t be disappointed either. Hat Yai caters for everyone so you will find big malls and shops that sell all the exclusive brands at good prices.
It is a favorite for the student that wants a nice medium sized city with access to a beach. Hat Yai has a lot to offer in terms of activities for everyone, if you look visiting ancient temples then Hat Yai is the place for you. You will find many beautiful temples located in and around Hat Yai and you will also see that a lot of the Buddhist temples have some Chinese influence.
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| Floating Market: Hatyai Thailand |
Despite the lack of any significant sights of its own, Hat Yai's central location, plentiful hotel rooms and wealth of transportation options make it a reasonable base from which to explore the deep south. The town does have a certain buzz, especially at night when all the tourists are out shopping.
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he many tropical Islands and sandy beaches. If you like shopping, then Hat Yai is the right place for you from markets that sell everything from food to clothes at ridiculous prices and the night markets as well that happen 3-4 times a week which are very popular with the local people. If you are looking for big western shopping malls, then you won’t be disappointed either. Hat Yai caters for everyone so you will find big malls and shops that sell all the exclusive brands at good prices.
It is a favorite for the student that wants a nice medium sized city with access to a beach. Hat Yai has a lot to offer in terms of activities for everyone, if you look visiting ancient temples then Hat Yai is the place for you. You will find many beautiful temples located in and around Hat Yai and you will also see that a lot of the Buddhist temples have some Chinese influence.
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