[2025 Songkhla Attraction] Travel Guide for Tangkuan Hill (Updated Oct)

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Songkhla, a city between two seas, is full of charm, natural beauty, culture, and local chic. 💙 🧜♀️ Samila Beach – The golden mermaid, the city's symbol, is a must-see for photos with the sea view and the stunning Koh Nu and Koh Maew. 🌊🐭🐱 📚 Check-in Circle – A legendary spot for Songkhla teenagers. You must shout "Come!" at the top of your lungs. 😂📣 ⛰️ Khao Tang Kuan – A viewpoint of Songkhla city, featuring the 200-year-old Phra That Chedi Luang. 🙏🌤️ 🎨 Songkhla Old Town – A relaxing stroll along the street art and classic Chinese wooden houses. 🏘️🖼️ 🌾 La Ton Do Rice Fields – A wooden bridge in the middle of a rice paddy, a truly heartwarming Thai experience. 🌿👒 🕌 Songkhla Central Mosque – Beautiful architecture. Reflecting the local Muslim culture 🕋✨ 🌉 Tinsulanonda Bridge – The longest bridge over a lake in Thailand. Amazing views! 🚗🌅 🏖️ Chalatat Beach – White sandy beach, crystal clear water, perfect for swimming all day long 🐚☀️ 🏞️ Khao Khuha – Uniquely shaped mountains with breathtaking morning mist 🌄🍃 🏛️ Red Mill Hub Ho Hin – A classic landmark perfect for vintage-style photos 📸❤️ • #Songkhla • #VisitSongkhla • #SongkhlaCheckIn • #SongkhlaWorthVisiting • #SongkhlaStyle • #SongkhlaTrip • #SongkhlaCheckIn • #SongkhlaVibes • #SongkhlaSea • #SongkhlaOldTown • #SamilaBeach • #KhaoTangKuan • #TinsulanondaBridge

🌊 Songkhla… A living old town, a new city with unique charm! 🏖️🐉 If you're looking for a trip that combines ancient culture, beautiful nature, and relaxing seaside relaxation, 🌅 Songkhla is the destination you'll love! This city is full of fascinating stories, stunning views, and delicious food you can't miss. 🍜 ⛰️ Start at Khao Tang Kuan, a panoramic viewpoint of Songkhla City, featuring an ancient pagoda towering atop the hill. 🛕 Then, stroll down to Songkhla Old Town and Nang Ngam Road, filled with ancient wooden houses, vintage cafes, and cool street art. 🎨 🐉 Don't forget to take a photo with the Naga water-spouting statue by the Songkhla seaside, a symbol of sacredness and abundance. 💦 Then, stroll along Samila Beach, offering white sand, crystal-clear water, and a tranquil atmosphere. 🌴 🦐 Food is a must-try. Try the spicy "Southern Thai Rice Salad" or the crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside "Songkhla Fried Meatballs" 🍢. Stop by the fresh market or evening market, filled with local delicacies. 🍧 🛍️ Finish off with some souvenir shopping at "Kim Yong Market" or "Songkhla Walking Street." 🎁 Find a wide selection of local products, clothing, and food! Songkhla...a city with both the past and the vibrant present. 🌈 Come and fall in love with every step of the way. ❤️

#TravelChat 🏞️: Tangkuan Hill, a viewpoint in Songkhla City, Tangkuan Hill 📝: Tangkuan Hill, a 360-degree viewpoint of Mueang Songkhla District, is best visited in the morning or afternoon for a great atmosphere. For those who enjoy hiking, walk around to the back. There are stairs and a steep slope to climb to the top, which can be quite tiring. Alternatively, you can take the elevator (there's a fee). Also, there are a lot of monkeys up there, so be careful, especially if you have food and water with you. 📌: 1 3 Sukhum Rd, Tambon Bo Yang, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla 90000

#TravelTalk 🙏: Tangkuan Hill, Khao Tangkuan, Songkhla 📝: A viewpoint atop a high hill in the heart of Songkhla. The top features a chedi and a red palace, as well as a photo-taking area for tourists. From the top, you can enjoy two views of Songkhla: the city of Songkhla to the south, and the sea, Simila Beach, and the Songkhla River mouth to the north. Visitors must purchase a ticket for the elevator at the building below the hill for 60 baht. 📌: 1 3 Sukhum Rd, Tambon Bo Yang, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla 90000

Many people may have known Songkhla as a transit city or a rest stop during a trip. But this time, #ตามดิ will take everyone to experience the "other side" that is beautiful and fascinating through 30 great locations of two cities that are full of culture, classic atmosphere, and delicious food that you must come to! 🚘 For this trip, we chose to use a car rental service from AVIS Thailand. Easy to pick up the car at Hat Yai Airport. There are many models to choose from. Convenient, whether going into the city, up the mountain or along the sea, there is no interruption. Complete every moment of the journey. 🌿 Photo spots / attractions / architecture Old town, peaceful but beautiful with details 📍Samila Beach 📍Khao Tang Kuan 📍Red Temple Pavilion 📍Song Talay Park and Naga Statue 📍Red Mill, Hub Ho Hin 📍Ban Nakhon Nai 📍SONGKHLA OLD TOWN 📍Folklore Museum 📍AREA 36 📍Soi Europe ☕ Good cafe, beautiful view, great photos Chill atmosphere, good drinks And the photo angle that you have to lift your camera 📍HEARTMADE CRAFT COFFEE ROASTER 📍Ice cream jar 🍜 Local food & delicious restaurants you must visit Deliciousness that has been with the city, rich taste, filling stomach, filling heart 📍Man Duey, Train Station 📍Stewed rice, Kiet Fang 📍Songkhla charcoal egg cake, Auntie Mon 📍Baan Kiang Din Restaurant #HatyaiSongkhlaTrip #HatyaiSongkhlaTrip #DriveYourOwnWay #DriveThailand #Songkhla #Hatyai #HatyaiTravel

#NewYearNewTrip Khao Tang Kuan is an important tourist attraction in Songkhla Province. It is located on a low hill, allowing you to see the scenery of Songkhla City and Songkhla Lake all around. Khao Tang Kuan is home to the Songkhla City Pillar Shrine, an ancient pagoda built during the Nakhon Si Thammarat Kingdom. Highlights of Khao Tang Kuan: * Viewpoint: * Khao Tang Kuan is a beautiful viewpoint where you can clearly see the scenery of Songkhla City, Songkhla Lake, and Koh Nu Koh Maew. * In the evening, you can watch the beautiful sunset. * Songkhla City Pillar Shrine: * It is an ancient pagoda with historical and cultural significance. * It is a place of worship for Songkhla residents and tourists. * How to get there: * There are two ways to get to the top of the mountain: by walking up the stairs or by using the elevator. * Using the elevator is convenient and suitable for those who are not comfortable walking up the stairs. Interesting things: * See the view of Songkhla City and Songkhla Lake. * Pay homage to the Songkhla City Pillar Shrine. * See the macaques that live on Khao Tang Kuan. * There are important traditions: The tradition of pulling the Buddha image and making merit by offering alms to monks during October of every year More information: * Location: Sukhum Road, Bo Yang Subdistrict, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla Province * Opening and closing hours: 08.30 – 18.00 * The cost of the lift to go up the mountain is 30-45 baht per person Reviews from those who have been there: * Many people love the beautiful view of Khao Tang Kuan * The lift is convenient to travel up to the top of the mountain * It is a place suitable for relaxing and enjoying the view Khao Tang Kuan is a tourist attraction suitable for those who want to see beautiful views and pay homage to the pagoda of the city of Songkhla. If you have the opportunity to visit Songkhla, you should not miss visiting Khao Tang Kuan.

Khao Tang Kuan, Songkhla Province ⛰️It is a high hill, about 2,000 feet above sea level. From the top of the mountain, you can see the view of Songkhla city all around. On the top of the mountain is the Phra That Chedi, a pair of Songkhla cities, built during the Nakhon Si Thammarat Kingdom. It is an art form from the Dvaravati period. 🙏The chedi is made of brick and mortar in the shape of a bell. It is assumed to be an ancient chedi that has been around for a long time, but there is no clear evidence of its origin. The Chedi Luang is a pair of chedis of Songkhla city, so it has been renovated and repaired all the time. 📍 Tambon Bo Yang, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla Province #100WaysToVisit #KhaoTangKuan

Tourist attractions that tourists should visit because they can see a 360 degree panoramic view of Songkhla and the sea to the lake. and has a lighthouse, relics and many other things This is an archaeological site that represents the history of the past of this province. It is surrounded by many large trees. Many monkeys live in nature. Interesting for foreign tourists #weekendgetaways

Tang Kuan Hill is located in Muaeng, Songkhla, Thailand. It is a hill that you can see the scenic views of the city clustered between the Gulf of Thailand and Songkhla Lake. Tang KuanHill is also known for it’s monkey hill. You can buy monkey food to feed them. It is now one of the landmarks in Songkhla province. So, what are you waiting for, when you visit Songkhla province then Tang Kuan Hill is waiting for you. ##mytripvlog ##Songkhlatourism

Located in Mueang Songkhla District, easy to park, not far from Samila Beach, easy to go up by elevator. It is a viewpoint of the city, has a pagoda and a place to enshrine Luang Pu Thuat. Walk down the stairs and you will find a red ancient building, the residence of King Rama IV. #Khao Tang Kuan

Khao Tang Kuan is an important tourist attraction in Mueang District, Songkhla Province. It is a high hill about 2,000 feet above sea level. From the top of Khao Tang Kuan, you can see the view of Songkhla City all around. On the top of Khao Tang Kuan is the place where the city's sacred pagoda, built during the Nakhon Si Thammarat Kingdom, is enshrined. It is in the Dvaravati style (on the top of the hill about 2,000 feet above sea level). King Mongkut (Rama IV) granted the government money to be used as a fund for renovation and restoration. In December 1996, King Rama IX granted the relics of the Lord Buddha to be enshrined in the pagoda. Every year in October, there is a ceremony to wrap the pagoda in cloth and the Songkhla tradition of Tak Bat Thevo and the procession of the Buddha image.

#artshunting #mustdo #artsinth #murals #paint #randomwalksoverseas #localartinth #slowwalk Are you one that likes art? Love and appreciate a place that is well decorated? how about checking out the one at Tang Kuan Hill when you make a visit to this hilltop? Check out the murals located at the Hilltop, where you can find murals reflecting rich wildlife like animals, seats where you can pose as if you are sitting, popular mermaid landmark here in colourful painting which makes it easy to spot. Well recommended to check out the murals here for some nice and artistic shots. Oh and enjoy the view of waters and hill here as well.

Khao Tang Kuan is located in Bo Yang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Songkhla Province. It is the location of the twin pagodas, the twin pagodas of Songkhla Province. Inside the pagodas, the relics of the Lord Buddha are enshrined. Every October, there is an event on Khao Tang Kuan to wrap the pagodas, offer alms to the monks, and pull the Buddha statue of Songkhla Province. Moreover, Khao Tang Kuan is also the most beautiful viewpoint of Songkhla Province. From the top of Khao Tang Kuan, we can see a panoramic view of Songkhla City and the Songkhla Sea.

Songkhla, one of the southern provinces, boasts a wealth of attractions, just like anywhere else. One of these is Khao Tang Kuan, a must-see for everyone. It's a must-visit spot for stunning city views. Now, a cafe has opened called "Nirvana Cafe," offering not only stunning views but also delicious treats, including drinks and baked goods.

I've been to Nirvana Cafe, a cafe with a mountaintop atmosphere with beautiful views and delicious food. There's also a place to take beautiful photos to upload to social media.

Khao Tang Kuan, the most beautiful viewpoint, see Songkhla city and the sea 360 degrees, as far as the eye can see. The service fee is 30 baht per person. Or if anyone wants to walk, you can walk up the Naga stairs. But when I saw the monkeys, I was scared, so I changed my plan. The monkeys here have bad behaviors, very different from the monkeys at Wat Tham Suea Krabi. When the car stops, they come in looking for food. Who would dare to go down? #WinterMountainTravel

Khao Tang Kuan is a high mountain where you can see both the sea and the city. On top of the mountain, there is a chedi, a lighthouse, and a red temple. Here, on the ground below, there are many monkeys. You can feed them, but be careful of the treasures you are holding. They are quite fierce and can steal everything. To go up, you can buy a ticket to take the cable car up. It is not tiring. Location: Khao Tang Kuan, Songkhla #WinterMountainTravel #SunriseViewpoint #TravelWithMui

🌴⛵ Songkhla Travel Review: Koh Nu - Koh Maew & Khao Tang Kuan 🌅 This morning, we started by taking a boat from Laem Son On Pier to "Koh Nu - Koh Maew," two small islands in the Songkhla Sea, famous for their legendary bond between a cat, mouse, and dog, which eventually became islands in the middle of the ocean. 🐱🐭🐶 The boat sailed through the crystal-clear blue waters, cool breezes, and views of the mountains and Songkhla City stretching along the shore. It was truly a moment of natural immersion. 🌊🍃 Once back ashore, we stopped at "Khao Tang Kuan," a glass-enclosed elevator for a panoramic view, or you can walk up to the top for a different kind of atmosphere. At the top, you'll find an ancient pagoda and a 360-degree panoramic view of Songkhla City, clearly overlooking Songkhla Lake and Laem Son On. 🏞️✨ 📸 Highlights: - Take a boat ride around the island to admire the natural beauty. - Unparalleled views of Songkhla's sea. - A pagoda atop the top of Mount Tang Kuan. - The legend of the adorable Koh Nu and Koh Maew. 🧡 Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and those who appreciate local stories. Koh Nu and Koh Maew #KhaoTangKuan #VisitSongkhla #NatureTherapy #MillionDollarView #Wind,Sun, and Sea #LocalLegend #UniqueSouthernTravel #WaranWanderlust

📍 Khao Tang Kuan, Songkhla: A million-dollar view without a tiring climb! If you visit Songkhla and don't climb Khao Tang Kuan, you're missing out! This is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Songkhla. 🏞️ At the top of the mountain, a dazzling golden pagoda towers over the city, surrounded by lush greenery and sweeping views of the Songkhla Sea. 🌊✨ You can either take the elevator or walk up, depending on your preference. Besides the stunning views, you'll also find friendly little macaques welcoming visitors (but be careful with your food! 😄). Other landmarks like Samila Beach and the Mermaid Statue are within walking distance, making it a breeze to reach. 📸 Evening photos from above are the best! The golden light reflecting off the pagoda and the sea—make sure you get Instagram-worthy shots without any editing.

A short trip from Hat Yai brings you to Khao Tangkuan, a famous hilltop viewpoint in Songkhla. Standing at the top, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of Songkhla Lake, Samila Beach, and the charming old town below. The highlight here is the white pagoda perched on the hill, a sacred landmark for locals. Visitors can either climb the stairs or take a short lift ride to the summit. Once at the top, the cool breeze and peaceful atmosphere make it a relaxing escape. The area is also home to playful monkeys, adding a fun touch to the visit—just be cautious with your belongings! For Hat Yai travelers, Khao Tangkuan is an ideal half-day trip. It takes about 40 minutes by car, and you can easily combine it with visits to Songkhla Old Town or Samila Beach. With its combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Khao Tangkuan is one of the best viewpoints in southern Thailand. #hatyaiattractions

Songkhla, here we go! This trip to Songkhla Province started with an unexpected mishap. I woke up to find I had worn my shirt inside out. But that's okay! This mistake allowed me to start the trip with a laugh and prepare for the fun to come! Day 1: Exploring Hat Yai Old Town...Encountering food until I forgot my way back As soon as I touched down in Songkhla, we headed straight to Kim Yong Market! It's not just about souvenirs and dried goods, but also about a dizzying array of delicious food! We ate everything from piping hot fried pork sausage to overflowing steamed dumplings. And the highlight was trying the Lod Chong Wat Chedi, so sweet and creamy I had to ask for more! While walking around, I met a kind-hearted auntie who tried to stuff me with more stuffing, almost filling me up for the next day! Day 2: Adventure in the Land of Fish...and the Thrill of a Mermaid! After recharging, on the second day, we headed to Laem Samila to enjoy the beautiful sea views and take photos with the Golden Mermaid, the symbol of Songkhla. Let me tell you, I was brave at first. But once we encountered the crowds, we had to wait a long time for photos. One of my friends even got scrambled for photos by kids, turning pale! But once we got the photos, all the tiredness was gone! We continued on to a thrilling journey to Khao Tang Kuan, where we took the electric tram to enjoy a 360-degree view of Songkhla. We were constantly worried the tram might derail, but in the end, we only encountered a horde of monkeys ready to jump into our bags at any moment! This adventure taught us that courage isn't about not being afraid, but about continuing on with trembling legs! Day 3: Returning with a rumbling stomach...not because we were hungry, but because we missed it! Before leaving, we stopped at Songkhla Walking Street, also known as Nang Ngam Road. There's a wide selection of food and souvenirs to buy, from sticky rice and fried chicken to various fried meatballs. We packed our bags! We also visited Wat Matchimawat to pay respects to the sacred objects and make wishes. Experiencing the tranquility and faith here made us feel that Songkhla is more than just a tourist destination. But it's a city with life and spirit. This trip to Songkhla taught me that the most enjoyable journey isn't about perfectly planning, but about letting the little things create colorful moments and memorable stories. #SongkhlaTravel #Songkhla #SongkhlaReview #SouthernTravel #SecondaryCityTravel #ThailandTravel

Why This Hill is ICONIC: ✅ Mini cable car ride – Only 50฿ for epic city & sea views 🚡 ✅ 360° panorama – See Songkhla Lake, Samila Beach & even Malaysia! ✅ Golden hour paradise – Sunset paints the whole town pink 🌅 ✅ Cool mountain breeze – Escape Hat Yai’s heat in 15 mins My Pro Tips (From My Sunset Trip): ⏰ 4:30PM arrival – Secure prime sunset seats 📸 Back row of cable car – Best unobstructed photos 🍢 Grab grilled squid – From vendors at the base (30฿) 🚫 No drones allowed – But phone pics still slay Must-Do Experiences: 1️⃣ "Floating" photo illusion – Pose on the glass platform 2️⃣ Bell of Happiness – Ring it for good luck 🔔 3️⃣ Hidden viewpoint – Behind the souvenir shop (shhh!) 4️⃣ Night lights – City sparkles after dark How to Get There: 📍 From Samila Beach: 10-min walk or quick tuk-tuk (60฿) 🚗 From Hat Yai: 1-hour scooter ride (~80฿ petrol) Cost: 50฿ cable car (or free stair climb) Time Needed: 1-2 hours Perfect For: Sunset chasers & view addicts Pro Tip: The cable car windows open – stick your phone out for epic shots! 📸💨 #HilltopVibes – Tag your best golden hour pics! ✨🌇 P.S. Locals believe whispering wishes to the wind here makes them come true – try it! 🌬️🍀

#hatyaiattractions Why This Hill is WORTH the Climb: ✅ 360° panoramic views of Songkhla city, lake & sea ✅ Historic fortress ruins – Ancient vibes meet Insta-worthy backdrops 🏰 ✅ Mini cable car option (~50฿) for non-hikers 🚡 ✅ Sunrise/sunset paradise – Golden hour magic guaranteed 🌅 My Pro Tips for the Best Experience: 👟 Wear grippy shoes – Some steep, rocky sections 💦 Bring water – No shops at the top 📸 Morning light – Best for photography (less haze) 🦟 Bug spray! – Those hilltop mosquitoes mean business Must-Do at the Summit: 1️⃣ Fortress wall walk – Ancient Siamese military ruins 2️⃣ Viewing decks – Spot Samila Beach & the mermaid from above 3️⃣ Bell of Happiness – Ring it for good luck 🔔 4️⃣ Hidden Buddha shrine – Tucked behind boulders How to Get There: 📍 From Samila Beach: 15-min walk or quick tuk-tuk (~60฿) 🚡 Cable car: From base to mid-hill (50฿ one way) 🚶 Hike option: 20-min stair climb (free workout!) Time Needed: 1-2 hours (longer if watching sunset) Perfect For: Adventure seekers & photography nerds Pro Tip: Combine with Songkhla Old Town for a culture-nature combo day! 🏘️➕🌿 #HilltopVibes – Tag your most epic panorama shots! 📷✨ P.S. The sea breeze at the top is heavenly – perfect escape from Hat Yai’s heat! 🌬️💨

The place we are going to is called “Khao Tang Kuan”, one of the most popular viewpoints of Songkhla people. When you come here, you will see many monkeys and 2-3 coconut juice carts with crocodile dolls to prevent monkeys from stealing your food (I just found out that the dolls can repel monkeys 😂). The fresh coconut juice here is very reasonably priced at 30 baht per piece. You get to drink coconut juice and also get a sea view. It’s really worth the price. Recharge before going up to take pictures of the view from above. After that, we can buy tickets for 60 baht per person. There is a free elevator service to pick up and drop off customers. The pool is amazing. When you reach the top, you will see a 360-degree view of the surrounding sea and the city view to walk around. It is worth it for a small budget like this. There are many photo spots and the light is beautiful. We went on a weekday, so there weren’t many people. It was very private and you could stay for an unlimited time. After you’re done, you can sit in front of the elevator and wait for the staff to come take you down. If anyone has the chance to visit Songkhla, don’t forget to stop by. ✨ The view is very beautiful 💯 The only thing to watch out for is the monkeys 🐒 #TravelPlanShare #SongkhlaVisit #KhaoTangKuan #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

Exploring Songkhla One Day Trip 🏍️ Rent a motorbike from Hat Yai to Songkhla for 300 THB/day 📍 Songkhla Old Town - Songkhla National Museum - Phathammarong Museum - Institute for Southern Thai Studies, Koh Yo - Tang Kuan Hill - Samila Beach 🏚️ Songkhla Old Town.. Along Nakhon Nok, Nakhon Nai, and Nang Ngam Roads, admire the ancient buildings, some of which are open to the public, and enjoy street art and delicious local food. 🏛️ Songkhla National Museum.. Formerly the residence of the Songkhla governor, it showcases the history of Songkhla. Entrance fee: 30 THB 🏡 Phathammarong Museum.. The former residence of Khun Winich Thanakarn (Bung Tinsulanonda), father of General Prem Tinsulanonda. The museum is a replica of General Prem's birthplace, built in traditional Thai architecture. 🏛️ Folklore Museum, Institute for Southern Thai Studies, Koh Yo.. Entrance fee: 50 THB. Learn about the history, culture, and wisdom of the local people of Southern Thailand, and enjoy the beautiful view of Songkhla Lake. ⛰️ Tang Kuan Hill.. Take the lift for 45 THB to see historical sites and enjoy a panoramic view of Songkhla. 🏖️ Samila Beach.. Check-in with the Golden Mermaid, Mouse Island, and Cat Island, the symbols of Songkhla. 🏍️ Return to Hat Yai

#2月好去地方2025 Songkhla is a small coastal town in southern Thailand. It is not big and suitable for a day trip. Tangkuan Hill is a high observation deck on Songkhla Old Street. You can walk up the stairs (free) or buy a ticket and take the elevator to the observation deck (60 baht). This time I chose to take the elevator. The elevator has air conditioning and is very cool. After arriving at the observation deck, you can see Salami Beach to the right, and the old streets of Songkhla can be seen on the left. There is also a pagoda in the middle. Many Thais also come here to pray. If you come, try to avoid coming at noon as the sun is very hot. There are many monkeys on the observation deck, so be careful not to bring food, as it may be snatched away by the monkeys. What is commendable is that there is a barrier-free passage from the entrance to the observation deck, making it a scenic spot suitable for the whole family. 🕰️Business hours: 9am-05:30pm 📍Address: 1 3 Sukhum Rd, Tambon Bo Yang, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla 90000 Thailand ⌛️Visiting time: one hour #Thailand #Southeast Asia Travel

#magicalxmastrip Tang Kuan Hill in Songkhla, Thailand, offers a serene escape with stunning panoramic views of the city, coastline, and Songkhla Lake. Accessible via a cable car, it’s a favorite destination for nature lovers and photographers. At the summit, visitors can explore historical landmarks like the Khao Tang Kuan Pagoda and enjoy peaceful surroundings. The area is rich in history and culture, making it a great spot to learn about the region. With its mix of natural beauty and cultural significance, Tang Kuan Hill is a must-visit destination for those exploring Songkhla. #thingstodo #thailandtrip #trip

#traveldiaries Must visit in Songkhla for the panoramic views! When we went, the lift station opened at 9am NOT 830am as listed. Tickets are return and though prices have increased it's still affordable. The lift tracks are covered so there's no view but the lift is air conditioned, which is a godsend in the killer heat (bring umbrellas). To find the royal pavilion, to the right side after the bell tower there's a downhill stairway flanked by gold dragons, walk down it to reach.

#myhiddengems Tang Kuan Hill is a delightful escape, where the past and present blend seamlessly. As you climb, the city of Songkhla slowly unfolds, offering breathtaking views that make every step worth it. At the summit, you're treated to a stunning 360-degree panorama that feels like you’re on top of the world. Don’t forget to ring the bell for good luck—it's the perfect way to top off your hilltop adventure!