Sai Buri Old Town
Sai Buri is an old port town and historic trading district at the southern tip of Thailand.
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This page lists 17 place records whose province name matches Pattani in the website’s saved dataset. The source is TAT Data API; listings display their recorded source dates, which may not reflect current conditions. Search or choose another province to browse.
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Sai Buri is an old port town and historic trading district at the southern tip of Thailand.
Pattani Central Mosque was built in 1954 to serve as a central place for religious activities among Thai Muslims in southern Thailand.
Laem Ta Chi is a beach whose curved tip resembles the letter C. It was formed by a sandbar extending into the sea, and the cape continues to grow each year. It separates Pattani Bay (the inner sea) from the Gulf of Thailand (the outer sea).
Hat Talo-Kapo Beach is in Pattani. View its location and map.
The palace is located on a street corner by the clock tower, at the junction of Suriya and Kalapho roads, in Taluban Subdistrict, Sai Buri District, Pattani Province.
“Khae Khae” is a local Malay (Yawi) word meaning “noisy” or “bustling.” In the past, this area was a pier for traders arriving from Indonesia, making it especially lively and busy.
Yaring Mangrove Education Center is beside Yamu Canal, opposite the Yaring District Office, within the Yaring Mangrove National Forest Reserve.
The institute is a museum bringing together information about southern Thailand. It is located on the Pattani campus of Prince of Songkla University.
The park is in Sai Khao Subdistrict and spans the boundary areas of three provinces in the lower South: Pattani, Yala and Songkhla.
Hat Ma Ruat is about 2 kilometres beyond Hat Chala Lai. The route is the same as the route to Hat Chala Lai.
Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Graveyard is in Ban Krue Se, Tanyong Lulo Subdistrict, Mueang District. It can be reached via Highway 42, the Pattani–Narathiwat route.
Yarang Ancient City is described as one of the largest communities from the early historic period in southern Thailand.
Ban Paseyawo is known for building korlae boats, the fishing boats used by people in Pattani and Narathiwat.
Wat Mutchalinthawapi Wihan is about 10 kilometers from Pattani town, along the Pattani–Khok Pho highway in Nong Chik District Municipality.
Lim Ko Niao Shrine, also known as Leng Ju Kiang Shrine, is on Anoru Road. The shrine houses a carved image of Mae Lim Ko Niao.
The city pillar shrine is revered by people in Pattani. Residents and tourists regularly visit to pay their respects and seek auspiciousness.
Located at Moo 4 in Ban Dato, Laem Pho Subdistrict. The description begins to state its distance from Yaring District Office but does not give the distance.