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Hat Yai (also known as Haad Yai / Had Yai) is a city in southern Thailand near the boundary to Malaysia.
Geographical location 7°1′N, 100°28′E. With a population of 155,585 (2005) in the core city and about 300,000 in the Greater Hat Yai, Hat Yai is the biggest city of the Songkhla Province and the largest metropolitan area in Southern Thailand, and is thus often mistaken as being the capital of the province. However Songkhla is the capital, unlike the other provinces where the capital is the biggest city of the province. The city covers the whole tambon Hat Yai of Hat Yai district. Both cities are a part of Greater Hatyai-Songkhla Metropolitan Area. The name "Hat Yai" is a short version of "Ma Hat Yai", meaning giant Ma Hat tree (taken from Wikitravel)
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Oct 01, 2007 - Mar 01, 2008
London, England, UK -› Bangkok, Thailand -› ...
Hat Yai is part of the southern states of thailand that are included in the governments 'Places NOT to go' list. This is because these states have a separtist terrorist group that regularly set off bombs. We assumed that we would only need to be here for around half an hour before getting on a bus into Malaysia, however we arrived and were told that this was not possible and so we had to STAY THE NIGHT... dududurrrrr !! The Macdonalds was protected by armed guards and our hostel looked more l...
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Jun 02, 2006 - Aug 17, 2008
Harrogate, England, UK -› Prague, Czech Republic -› ...
People i met here who contributed to, and improved my trip: Julia (Russia)
Our trusty Lonely Planet informed us that the train station in Sungai Kolok was only a few hundred metres from the immigration office, so once stamped into Thailand we foolishly declined the offer of a tuk tuk ride and kept our money in our pockets. 20 minutes later with sweat dripping off us and swearing that i was going to start a bonfire with my trusty guide book, the train station was reached! The first train to H...
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Aug 30, 2007 - Jun 24, 2008
Graz, Austria -› Lviv, Ukraine -› ...
Nach einem Frühstück bestehend aus zwei Bananenpalatschinken ging um 09:00 Uhr das Boot von Phi Phi Island nach Krabi am Festland. Dort wurde ich am Hafen abgeholt und in einen Minibus verfrachtet - mit weiteren 11 Personen, der Bus war also überfüllt. Einige Kilometer später wurde ich quasi aus dem Bus rausgeworfen, wahrscheinlich, weil zu viele Leute drin waren. Warum der Fahrer gerade mich ausgesucht hat, ist mir schleierhaft, ich war der erste, der überhaupt eingestiegen ist. Ich ha...
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Jul 10, 2006 - Aug 14, 2007
London, England, UK -› Basel, Switzerland -› ...
before heading down to malaysia i stopped over in hat yai to break the
journey from ko phi phi to penang. it's a funny near-border town and
quite interesting (as far as border towns go at least ) with a mix of malay, muslim, chinese and thai culture with english pubs thrown in.
took the ferry from phi phi to krabi at 9am, arrived at 10:30 with all
except 3 (from about 100!) passengers going straight to feed the touts
/ ripoff travel agencies... i can't believe those teen backpackers -...
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