Trang Clock Tower

Trang Clock Tower is a central landmark located at a busy roundabout on Rama VI Road in Thap Thiang, Mueang Trang, Trang Province, southern Thailand. The tower features a clock on each side and stands at a major intersection surrounded by shops, markets and street food stalls. It serves as a key orientation point, meeting place and photo spot for visitors exploring Trang city centre, and is especially photogenic in the evening when illuminated.

Visitors can expect a tall, white clock tower situated in the middle of a traffic roundabout in downtown Trang. The structure has clock faces on all sides and is surrounded by roads, shophouses, cafes, and street vendors. There is no interior to enter; viewing is from the surrounding sidewalks and pedestrian crossings. The area is lively during the day and illuminated at night, offering photo opportunities and a starting point for walking to nearby markets, the railway station and city centre attractions.

The Trang Clock Tower serves as a long-standing civic landmark and central reference point for Thap Thiang and Mueang Trang. Positioned at a major intersection on Rama VI Road, it has functioned for decades as a meeting point and symbol of the city centre's urban development.

The tower is a recognizable symbol of Trang city and a common meeting place for locals. It marks the commercial heart of Thap Thiang, surrounded by markets and shophouses that reflect daily life and local commerce in Trang.