Phatthalung Attractions

Tham Khuha Sawan
This cave enshrining Buddha images is located just outside Phatthalung town.

Khao Ok Thalu
There are fine views from the top of this 250-metre-high hollow hill which is become a symbol of Phatthalung.

Namtok Khao Khram
This waterfall, cascading from high cliffs, is located about 30 km. from Phatthalung town.

Tha-le Noi Waterfowl Park
A part of Songkhla Lake declared a non-hunting area is home to more than a hundred species of waterfowl. It is located in the area of Tambon Tha-le Noi, 15 km. from Amphoe Khuan Khanun or 32 km. north of Phatthalung. Boats are available for tourists to watch water birds which are plentiful during December to April. Pink lotus blooms are widely seen in the lake every morning. Famous handicrafts woven from the bulrush are on sale in the village.

Khao Pu-Khao Ya National Park
Extending over parts of Nakhon Si Thammarat and Trang, as well as Phatthalung, the park has several caves and waterfalls, as well as viewpoints and hiking trails.

Wat Wang
This important temple of Phatthalung constructed during the reign of King Rama III is famous for splendid mural paintings depicting the story of the Lord Buddha’s life. The temple houses some architectural buildings and more than 100 Buddha images lined around the chapel. It is located 6 km. from town along Route No. 4047.

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