Wat Khuha Phimuk
Commonly called by the villagers as Wat Na Tham, the temple is 7 kms. from the township area along the
Read moreYala, the southernmost province of Thailand, is located 1,084 kms. from Bangkok. The southern rail line joins Bangkok and Yala before it continues to Sungai Kolok and Malaysia. The population is Buddhist and Muslim. Its main economy depends on rubber plant production. Although Yala does not have any point bordered by the sea, its area abounds in perfect forest and boasts a large number of tourist attractions.
Yala occupies an area of 4,521 square kilometres and is administratively divided into 7 districts and 1 sub-district: Amphoe Muang Yala, Amphoe Bannang Sata, Amphoe Betong, Amphoe Kebang, Amphoe Raman, Amphoe Than To, Amphoe Yala, and King Amphoe Krong Pinang.
Commonly called by the villagers as Wat Na Tham, the temple is 7 kms. from the township area along the
Read moreThis huge dam in Tambon Ba Cho, Amphoe Bannang Sata, is 58 kms. from Yala township on the Yala Betong
Read moreNamtok Ku Long or Namtok Sukthalai This is a huge waterfall with fine cascades. It is located in the forested
Read moreSituated 3 kms. beyond the hot springs, this is a lovely waterfall with a sandy basin among a shady forested
Read moreThis is an underground retreat built by the communist guerrillas in 1976 on a wooded mountain. It is about 3
Read moreNamtok Than To is situated in Tambon Tham Talu, on the Yala-Betong road (Highway 410), turn right at the 47-48
Read moreThis is situated on the boundary between Amphoe Than To and Amphoe Betong, about 90 kilometres on the Yala-Betong road
Read moreYala Central Mosque is the main mosque of the province, completed in B.E. 2527, in western architectural style intertwined with
Read moreYala’s city pillar is located on Thanon Phiphitphakdi, in front of the City Hall. His Majesty the King graciously gave
Read moreThe Largest Mail Box in Thailand used to be located at the Bell Tower intersection of Betong. It was built
Read morePhra Mahathat Chedi Phra Phutthathammaprakat is located on a hilltop in Betong city centre, on the ground of Wat Phutthathiwat,
Read moreThis is in Tambon Ai Yoe Weng, turn right from Highway 410, between Amphoe Than To and Amphoe Betong at
Read moreAlso called Suan Sut Siam, this park occupies an area of about 120 square kilometres on a hill in the
Read more13 kms. from the Betong market, it is a large hot springs with mineral water which is good for the
Read moreThis is a lush rainforest with many rare plants and wildlife, especially birds. It is also the habitat of the
Read moreThis cave is located at Ban Ka Sot, Tambon Bannang Sata, about 50 kilometres from Amphoe Muang Yala on Highway
Read moreAlso known as Namtok Kue Long, this waterfall is in the compound of the Southern Self-Development Community, on Khao Pok
Read moreNamtok Bu Ke Pilo, or Namtok Tawan Ratsami, is about 19 kms. from Amphoe Muang. Take the Yala-Kota Baru Road,
Read moreAnother unique feature of Yala is the presence of a “Sakai” aboriginal community. It is located in Tambon Ban Hae.
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