Songkhla

Songkhla - a small coastal town with many beaches and tranquil pace of life. Main beach is Hat Samila, stretching three miles. Over the hill overlooks the beach of Khao Noi, which is equipped with a magnificent viewing platform and stretched well-tended garden. Directly north of Hut Samil beach equipped Dream It, surrounded by pines and spruces, the shadow of which creates a pleasant coolness in the heat. Along the beach are several restaurants with delicious sea food. At some distance from the coast there are two islands, mouse and cat, which are mainly used by local fishermen. At Songkhla you can see many historical landmarks. The city, whose population is represented by the Thais, Malays and ethnic Chinese, was built in the VIII century and was a trading port. On the territory there are numerous ancient temples and buildings. Features is to provide a wonderful National Museum of Songkhla and the largest fresh water lake in Thailand, 80 kilometers long and 20 wide, which is located outside the city. How to get to the city by bus or taxi from Hat Yai. From Bangkok to Hat Yai planes fly (journey time - 1 hour 25 minutes) and ride shuttle service (14 hours).