Southernmost Point Milestone

The Southernmost Point Milestone marks the southernmost tip of Thailand at the Thai-Malaysian border in Betong District, Yala Province. Located in Tambon Aiyoeweng south of Betong town, the concrete milestone and surrounding markers indicate the country's extreme southern latitude. It is a popular photo stop for visitors touring Betong, set in a forested border area near the frontier checkpoint and often visited together with nearby attractions such as the Aiyerweng Skywalk.

Visitors can expect a concrete milestone and sign marking the southernmost point of Thailand, set in a cleared border area surrounded by forested hills near the Malaysia frontier. The site features the main marker, directional signs, Thai flag and information boards suitable for photography. The area is open and exposed with limited shade, accessed via a rural road from Betong town. It is typically visited as a short photo stop en route to other Betong attractions.

The milestone was erected to denote the southernmost geographic point of Thailand at approximately 5°37'N latitude on the Thai-Malaysian border in Betong District, serving as a surveyed territorial marker and reference point for the country's southern extent.

The marker is a well-known national landmark symbolizing Thailand's territorial extent and is a popular domestic tourism photo spot representing a visit to the country's southernmost frontier.