Songkla / Hat Yai Hotels in Thailand

has fine beaches, enchanting waterfalls, and a tranquil lake - a manifestation of its abundant natural resources. While Songkhla is noted for its fishery industry, Hat Yai, the major district of the province, serves as a transportation and communications hub of the South, with this bustling town linking with various destinations in the neighboring provinces and in Malaysia. Only 30 kilometers apart and with contrastive characteristics.

Chumphon Hotels in Thailand

is located in the most upper part of the Southern region. Following the Highway No.4, it is approximately 463 kilometers from Bangkok or about 476 kilometers by railroad. The total area of Chumphon is about 6,009 square kilometers, the fourth largest province of the South.

Nakhon Si Thummarat Hotels in Thailand

the second largest city of the greatest history and background above any other town in the region due to its status as a first grade city controlling various subjected cities and towns, a place that houses Lord Buddha’s relics which is the most important statutory place of the south, being the center of Buddhism during Sivichaya period, is located some 861 kms. by railroad and 780 kms. by highway from Bangkok.

Ranong Hotels in Thailand

The first Southern province bordering the Indian Ocean is Ranong, located some 568 kms. from Bangkok. Ranong is very famous even though it is very small occupying an area of only 3,298 square kilometers, because it is Thailand's rainiest province, and also its narrowest.

Narathiwat Hotels in Thailand

Narathiwat, a border province in the South, 1,149 km from Bangkok, Natural attractions here, a visit here brings one in touch with the impressive way of life of the Musilims.

Satun Hotels in Thailand

No information of Satun Province before and during Ayuthaya periods has been found in any historical records of Thailand. It is assumed that there was no Satun Province during that day but it appeared as hamlets, scattering on the plames along the coast.