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Places to Visit in Phatthalung, Thailand

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Khao Chaison Hot Springs

Khao Chaison Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring located in Khao Chaison Subdistrict, Khao Chaison District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Situated near the eastern foothills and close to Thale Luang, it features naturally heated mineral water emerging at around 60°C, channeled into concrete bathing and foot-soak pools. Managed by the local municipality, the site is known for its accessible, community-run setting and therapeutic bathing tradition among locals and visitors.

Khao Chaison, PhatthalungSpring

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Khao Khuha Sawan

Khao Khuha Sawan is a limestone karst hill in Khuha Sawan Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Town, southern Thailand. It is notable for its distinctive karst landscape, small caves and shrines, and as the site of Wat Khuha Sawan at its base. The hill serves as a local viewpoint and natural landmark close to the city centre, offering views over Phatthalung town and surrounding plains.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungNatural Attraction

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Khao Ok Thalu

Khao Ok Thalu is a distinctive limestone karst hill in Khuha Sawan Subdistrict, just east of Phatthalung town in Phatthalung Province. Notable for a large natural hole piercing its summit, it is the provincial symbol depicted on the Phatthalung seal. Visitors climb a steep staircase of about 1,000 steps to a viewpoint offering panoramic views over the town, paddy fields and surrounding karst landscape.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungNatural Attraction

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Khao Pu–Khao Ya National Park

Khao Pu–Khao Ya National Park is a protected forest park spanning 694 sq km across Phatthalung, Nakhon Si Thammarat and Trang provinces in southern Thailand. Established in 1980 as Thailand's 42nd national park, it covers the Banthat Mountain Range. It is notable for evergreen and mixed deciduous forests, limestone caves, waterfalls such as Riang Thong, and diverse wildlife including langurs and numerous bird species.

Si Banphot, PhatthalungNational Park

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Lam Pam Floating Market

Lam Pam Floating Market is a small lakeside floating market at Lampam Beach on the western shore of Songkhla Lake in Lampam Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Set where canals meet the lake, it features vendors selling food and goods from boats and shore stalls. Notable for its sunset views over the lake, local southern Thai cuisine, and community atmosphere, it offers visitors a relaxed introduction to Phatthalung's lake culture near the historic Lampam area.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungMarket

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Nam Yen Cave

Nam Yen Cave is a natural limestone cave located in Khao Chaison District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Known for its cool interior and calm atmosphere, the cave features stalactites, stalagmites and shaded chambers. It is a quiet local attraction surrounded by limestone hills and rural landscape, offering visitors a short nature and cave exploration experience away from major tourist centers.

Khao Chaison, PhatthalungCave

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Phra Chaison Cave

Phra Chaison Cave is a limestone cave temple located in Khao Chaison District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Situated within a karst hill, the cave houses Buddha images and is used as a local Buddhist religious site. Notable for its stalactites, stalagmites and natural chambers, it offers a quiet cultural and natural attraction. The site reflects the region's karst landscape and long-standing cave-temple tradition in Phatthalung.

Khao Chaison, PhatthalungCave

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Phrai Wan Waterfall

Phrai Wan Waterfall is a forest waterfall located in Khlong Chaloem Subdistrict, Kong Ra District, Phatthalung Province in southern Thailand. Set within a forested area near the Khao Banthat mountain range, it features multiple small cascades flowing over rock tiers into shallow pools. The waterfall is known as a quiet local nature attraction surrounded by tropical vegetation, offering a natural setting for short visits, picnics and seasonal swimming when water levels permit.

Kong Ra, PhatthalungWaterfall

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Phra Phutthanirokhantarai Chaiwat Chaturathit

Phra Phutthanirokhantarai Chaiwat Chaturathit is a revered large Buddha image enshrined on Khao Ok Thalu in Khuha Sawan, Mueang Phatthalung, Phatthalung Province. Considered the symbolic Buddha image of Phatthalung, it is located on the distinctive karst hill that dominates the city skyline. The site is notable for its religious importance, its elevated setting, and panoramic views over Phatthalung town and surrounding plains.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungMonument

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Phraya Thukkharat (Chuai) Monument

The Phraya Thukkharat (Chuai) Monument is a historic memorial located in Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung town, southern Thailand. It honors Phraya Thukkharat (Chuai), a former governor of Phatthalung revered for his leadership during the late 18th century. The monument features a standing bronze statue on a pedestal in a small public park area. It serves as a respected local landmark commemorating the province's history and is visited for remembrance and sightseeing.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungMonument

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Saen Suk Lampam Beach

Saen Suk Lampam Beach, also known as Hat Lampam, is a sandy lakeside beach on the western shore of Songkhla Lake (Thale Luang) in Lampam Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Province. Lined with pine trees and shallow calm waters, it serves as the main recreational beach for Phatthalung town, located about 7 kilometers from the city center. The beach is known for its long promenade, sunset views, and family picnic atmosphere.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungBeach

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Songkhla Lake

Songkhla Lake is Thailand's largest natural lake, a shallow brackish lagoon system spanning Phatthalung and Songkhla provinces in southern Thailand. The Pak Phayun section lies on the western shore in Phatthalung Province, characterized by open water, fishing villages, and wetlands. Notable for its biodiversity, traditional fishing culture, and scenic views, it forms part of the Songkhla Lake Basin and connects to Thale Noi and the Gulf of Thailand.

Pak Phayun, PhatthalungLake

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Thale Noi

Thale Noi is a large freshwater lake and wetland at the northern tip of Songkhla Lake in Khuan Khanun District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. It forms the Thale Noi Non-Hunting Area, Thailand's first non-hunting area and largest waterfowl reserve, designated as a Ramsar wetland. Notable for vast seasonal red lotus blooms, diverse birdlife, water buffalo grazing, and traditional fishing communities, it offers boat tours through lotus fields and reed beds.

Khuan Khanun, PhatthalungLake

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Thale Noi Red Lotus Fields

Thale Noi Red Lotus Fields are a seasonal floral display on Thale Noi Lake, a shallow freshwater lake straddling Phatthalung, Nakhon Si Thammarat and Songkhla provinces in southern Thailand. Located in Khuan Khanun District, the fields are part of the Thale Noi Non-Hunting Area, Thailand's first waterfowl reserve and a Ramsar wetland. The lake is notable for vast carpets of red lotus and pink water lilies, diverse birdlife, and traditional long-tail boat tours at sunrise.

Khuan Khanun, PhatthalungLake

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Wang Chao Mueang Phatthalung

Wang Chao Mueang Phatthalung is the historic residence of the governors of Phatthalung located in Khuha Sawan Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Built in the early Rattanakosin period, the traditional Thai wooden palace served as the administrative center and family residence of the local rulers. Preserved as a heritage site, it exhibits classic southern Thai architecture, period furnishings and exhibits on local history, reflecting the town's former political importance.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungPalace

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Wat Khian Bang Kaeo

Wat Khian Bang Kaeo is a historic Theravada Buddhist temple located in Chong Thanon Subdistrict, Khao Chaison District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Founded in the late Ayutthaya period, it is regarded as one of the oldest and most revered temples in Phatthalung. The temple is notable for its traditional southern Thai architecture, ancient ubosot, historic murals, and sacred Buddha images, serving as an important religious and cultural center.

Khao Chaison, PhatthalungTemple

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Wat Khuha Sawan

Wat Khuha Sawan is a historic Buddhist cave temple located at the foot of a limestone hill in Khuha Sawan Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Province. Built during the Ayutthaya period and restored in the early Rattanakosin period, it is notable for its cave shrine housing Buddha images, ancient wall murals, and its setting within a limestone karst landscape near Phatthalung town centre.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungTemple

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Wat Tham Sumano

Wat Tham Sumano is a forest cave temple and meditation centre located in Ban Na Subdistrict, Srinagarindra District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Set in a limestone hill surrounded by forest, it is known for its large cave system with stalactites and stalagmites, Buddha images, and quiet meditation halls. The temple is notable as a practice centre for vipassana meditation and as a visitor attraction for its natural cave formations.

Srinagarindra, PhatthalungTemple

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Wat Wang

Wat Wang is a historic Buddhist temple located in Lampam Subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung District, Phatthalung Province, near the shore of Thale Luang (Songkhla Lake). Established in the late Ayutthaya period, it is one of Phatthalung's oldest temples and is noted for its traditional southern Thai architecture, ancient ubosot, preserved murals and heritage artifacts. The temple remains an active religious site reflecting the heritage of the former Phatthalung town at Lampam.

Phatthalung, PhatthalungTemple