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📍 Songkhla Old Town Street Art Songkhla Old Town is like no other. The highlight of Songkhla Old Town Street Art is the presentation of the lifestyle of the people in this community. The portraits that appear on the street art are real pictures of the villagers. These works are the work of local artists. As a result, the images that are drawn are well-represented and have original stories of the people in this area. 📍 Samila Beach Samila Beach is considered a very important tourist attraction in Songkhla Province. From this area, you can see the view of Koh Nu and Koh Maew. There is also fine white sand called glass sand. The atmosphere is very good. Sit back and relax and enjoy the beautiful sea view. 📍 Wat Chao Mae Kuan Im Nakhon Hat Yai A sacred object in Hat Yai Public Park on Khao Kho Hong. Here, there is also Wat Chao Mae Kuan Im Nakhon Hat Yai, which is home to a 9.9-meter-high jade statue of the Goddess of Mercy. It is considered the largest jade statue in Thailand. It was carved by Chinese craftsmen and was imported directly from China. It stands out prominently in the middle of Hat Yai City in a location with the best feng shui. 📍 Wat Phra Non Laem Pho The oldest temple on the island is Wat Phra Non Wat Laem Pho, which was built in the early Rattanakosin period around 2360 (during the reign of King Rama II). Phra Khru Thipphawasi, who was stationed at Wat Tai Yo, built the temple here and named it after the cape on Koh Yo, as well as the many Pho trees, which is why the temple here is called Wat Laem Pho. #OneDayTravelPlan #SongkhlaAttractions #TravelPlanShare