Meet & Greet Route: Songkhla - Chonburi

Songkhla Lake is the only natural lake in Thailand. It receives water from the Banthat and Sankalakhiri mountain ranges, and it is where many canals merge before flowing into the Gulf of Thailand. It is approximately 80 kilometers long from the estuary northwards and about 20-25 kilometers wide at its widest point.

Located by Ratchadamnoen Road, Nai Mueang Subdistrict. Wat Phra Mahathat is a first-class royal temple of the Viharn type. Originally named Wat Phra Borommathat, it is one of the most important historical sites in the South and Thailand.

A mountain by the sea, located at the border of Khanom and Sichon districts. It is currently the site of the Khao Phlai Dam Wildlife Development and Conservation Area, situated in Thung Sai Subdistrict. It features beautiful beaches and many interesting tourist attractions.

A symbol featured on Chonburi's provincial emblem. It is a hill located between Ang Sila village and Bang Saen Beach. At the foot of the hill stands the Shrine of the Mother Goddess of Khao Sam Muk.

Bang Saen Beach is located 14 kilometers from Chonburi city. Turn right from Sukhumvit Road at kilometer marker 104 and go in for 3 kilometers. It is a long-established and popular tourist destination for Thai people.

New activity: Elephant swimming show at 11:00 AM and 2:30 PM.

Songkhla Lake is the only natural lake in Thailand. It receives water from the Banthat and Sankalakhiri mountain ranges, and it is where many canals merge before flowing into the Gulf of Thailand. It is approximately 80 kilometers long from the estuary northwards and about 20-25 kilometers wide at its widest point.