Things to Do at Hat Yai Municipal Park
Complete Guide to Hat Yai Municipal Park in Hatyai
About Hat Yai Municipal Park
What to See & Do
Giant Golden Buddha Statue
A magnificent 20-meter tall standing Buddha statue that serves as the park's most iconic landmark, offering spiritual significance and impressive photo opportunities
Wat Hat Yai Nai Temple
A beautiful Buddhist temple complex within the park featuring traditional Thai architecture, meditation areas, and religious artifacts
Scenic Viewpoints
Multiple elevated observation points throughout the park offering panoramic views of Hat Yai city, surrounding mountains, and the Malaysian border on clear days
Nature Trails
Well-maintained walking paths winding through tropical forest, perfect for hiking, bird watching, and experiencing local flora and fauna
Cable Car Ride
A thrilling cable car system that transports visitors up the mountainside, providing aerial views of the park and surrounding landscape
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Daily 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Cable car operates 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM)
Tickets & Pricing
Park entry: Free; Cable car: 50 THB adults, 30 THB children; Parking: 20 THB
Best Time to Visit
Early morning (6:00-9:00 AM) or late afternoon (4:00-6:00 PM) for cooler temperatures and better lighting
Suggested Duration
2-4 hours for a complete visit including temples, viewpoints, and nature walks
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
Southeast Asia's first permanent ice sculpture exhibition featuring intricate ice carvings and a sub-zero experience
A spectacular multi-tiered waterfall located 25km from the city, perfect for swimming and nature photography
A busy traditional market offering local foods, handicrafts, and cultural performances on weekends
Home to one of Thailand's largest reclining Buddha statues, measuring 35 meters in length
Hat Yai's largest traditional market featuring local produce, street food, and authentic southern Thai specialties