2025 Hat Yai Market Area Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

After exploring Gimyong Market - hot and exhausted; found a small cozy cafe opposite the market to chill.

drive from Malaysia to Haiyat, Thailand. Visited the Khong Have floating market. took the Tut Tut (local taxi to get around)

Thailand's Hat Yai is a world-renowned tourist destination, attracting thousands of visitors daily. Hat Yai boasts numerous Chinese cultural temple attractions, and today I want to introduce a Chinese cultural temple I visited in 2024: Guanglian Cave Temple. Located in the market area of Hat Yai, it is just over a kilometer from the train station, making it easily accessible. The temple offers free admission and photography📸, with no entrance fee. Visitors are required to remove their shoes before entering. The temple has a history of five to six decades and is one of the most famous temples in Hat Yai for blessings, particularly known for its efficacy in matters of love and health. Every day, Chinese visitors from various regions come here to pray. The temple's architecture is grand and magnificent, with intricate and exquisite designs that reflect the artistic style of Chinese culture. It is an excellent spot for photography📸, producing stunning photos. Address: 2F3F+48M, Kimpradit Rd, Tambon Hat Yai, Hat Yai District, Songkhla 90110

I like the food so much #travel #thailand #hatyai #familytravel Day 1: check in neo hotel hatyai [Must visit ] 1. Central festival mall 2. Asian night market 3. Green way Day 2: 1. Dim sum breakfast at zaina dim sum halal hatyai 2. Preem premium import 3. Samila beach and cafe amazon 4. Kak sah somtam miang pla and seafood 5. Lee garden and massage Day 3: [Must-Visit] 1. Breakfast kim yong market - must try glutinous rice with chicken - buy nuts and snacks 2. Makro - shopping snacks and tit bits

#thailandtrip I recently took a solo trip to Hatyai, and it was a great experience. I started my day by visiting the Morning Market called Kim Yong Market. They had a lot of nuts, especially almonds, sold at very cheap prices, and they were freshly baked too. After that, I had brunch at McDonald's and tried the Samurai Pork Burger. It’s not available in Malaysia or Singapore, so I was excited to try something new, and it tasted great! Then, I went shopping at Big C, where I bought snacks as souvenirs for my family and friends. For lunch, I stopped at Inter Pork Leg with Rice (Go Chew) and tried their famous pork leg rice, which was really tasty. After a short rest at the hotel, I went out for dinner at Rinam Seafood Mookata Buffet. There were so many choices of meat and seafood, and the price was very affordable. I ended my day with a local Thai beer, which was the perfect way to relax. #thailand #hatyai #100waysoftravel