Betong Clock Tower

Betong Clock Tower is a prominent white clock tower located at a central roundabout in Betong town, Betong District, Yala Province, southern Thailand near the Malaysian border. Built as a town landmark and symbol of Betong, it stands at the intersection of the main commercial streets. The tower is noted for its classic design, four clock faces, and night illumination, serving as a popular orientation point, meeting place, and photo spot for visitors exploring the town centre.

Visitors can expect a white, four-sided clock tower standing on a small traffic roundabout in the heart of Betong town centre, surrounded by shops, restaurants, street-food stalls and hotels. The area is paved and open, with sidewalks around the roundabout for viewing and photography. The tower is illuminated in the evening and serves as a central orientation point. Visitors typically walk around the perimeter, take photos, and explore the adjacent commercial streets and market area.

Serves as the long-standing central landmark and symbol of Betong town, marking the historic commercial centre and used for decades as the town's main orientation and reference point.

Functions as a community meeting point and iconic town symbol featured in local imagery and visitor photography, representing Betong's identity as a border town in southern Thailand.