Top Things to do in Yala Province
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Top 5 Budget-friendly Things to do in Yala Province, Yala Province
Discover the best top things to do in Yala Province, Thailand including Talay Mok Aiyoeweng, Piyamit Tunnels, World's largest mailbox, Winter Flower Garden, Betong Hot Springs.
Restaurants in Yala Province
1. Talay Mok Aiyoeweng
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Jellyfishisme - Singapore, Singapore
Beautiful place to be in, its worth getting up in the wee morning, the existing viewing platform is too small to accommodate the sudden influx of crowd all vying for the optimal space to take pictures on. Those who choose to drive or ride up, to exercise caution, the way up is steep and alot of times you got to use 1st gear to go up, with switchbacks along the way, once you drive thru the mist clouds with care, then you will reach the carpark area, its pitch black up there, and its a steep hike to the top of the viewing platform, do bring along your torches for safe hike. For those with mobility issue, there is a scooter service to ferry you up or down for $20 bhat. Toilet facilities is at where you park, and they do charge you $10 bhat for usage. They are building a bigger viewing platform currently, its gonna be bigger and better accommodate the crowd.
2. Piyamit Tunnels
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 109 reviews
Connecting Malaysia and Thailand, these tunnels were used as shelter by the Malaysian Communists who migrated to Thailand after World War II.
Reviewed By FransBetgem
This is a great place for those who are interested in history. Soldiers of the Communist Party of Malaya used these tunnels as a hideout for decades. The system is well-maintained and worth visiting. It is in Yala Province though near Betong, not in Songkhla.
3. World's largest mailbox
4. Winter Flower Garden
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By tahkhengsoon
Stayed here for a weekend. Enjoyed the quietness & the fresh air far out from the city. It's not too far from the Malaysian border and hence popular with the tourists from Malaysia. Food and lodging rooms are reasonably priced. The weather was cooling and it rained especially in the afternoon. I would visit again if there is an opportunity.
