Take in Panoramic Views from Hat Yai Municipal Park

Hat Yai Municipal Park is more than just a green escape — it’s a sprawling hillside park packed with cultural, spiritual, and scenic highlights. Whether you’re here for a peaceful walk, to visit giant Buddha statues, or to ride the city’s only cable car, this park has something for everyone. ⸻ What to See & Do: • Phra Phutthamongkol Maharat: A towering standing Buddha statue overlooking the city — an iconic photo spot and spiritual centerpiece. • Hilltop Cable Car: Take a short ride across the sky between the park’s hilltops — a unique way to enjoy aerial views of Hat Yai. • Laughing Buddha & Four-Faced Brahma: Explore additional shrines scattered around the grounds. • Panoramic Viewpoints: Walk or ride up to various platforms for a sweeping view of Hat Yai and even Songkhla Lake in the distance. ⸻ For Families & Couples: With paddle boats, landscaped gardens, picnic spots, and shaded trails, the park is a lovely stop for a slow afternoon or sunset outing. ⸻ Tips for Visitors: • Visit around 4–6 PM for cooler temperatures and golden hour photography. • Bring water and sunscreen — the park is vast and often sunny. • If traveling by motorbike or car, you can drive between most key points. ⸻ Why Visit? Hat Yai Municipal Park offers a mix of culture, nature, and panoramic views in one beautifully maintained space. It’s perfect for escaping the city’s heat and getting a full sense of Hat Yai’s spiritual and scenic charm. #hatyaiattractions