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"Can't avoid the place !" a Hat Yai Travel Page by sourbugger

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Can't avoid the place !

by sourbugger - last update: Sep 28, 2003

It has to be said that Hai yat is not the prettiest of cities.

There is not a great deal to do unless you are a malaysian / singaporean looking for some cheap legover.

Despite this handicap and the revolting 1950's style architecture around the place many thousands pass through the pplace as it is something of a transport crossroads.

I therefore have tried to searchout a few diversions in this city - my attempts feature below,

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Pros:"Useful transport interchange"
Cons:"Concrete jungle on speed"
In A Nutshell:"How long is it to the next train ?"
sourbugger's Hat Yai Travel Tips

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Transportation
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Comments for sourbugger about Hat Yai
hopang Wed Sep 30, 2009 14:41 UTC
 Wonderful Hat Yai travel page with excellent travel tips especially on transportation. New monastery seems an interesting place to visit. It has been ages since we last visit Hat Yai. Hope to visit the town again in the near future. ~ho & pang
hunterV Fri Jul 31, 2009 15:17 UTC
 Thanks for another interesting page! ><><><><><><><><
VeronicaG Tue Dec 23, 2008 23:32 UTC
 It must have been fascinating to watch the monks at their daily routine...I had no idea they began so young in this tradition!Thanks for the tips....and Merry Christmas!
Stephen-KarenConn Tue Jun 10, 2008 14:10 UTC
 Great pages as usual. I'm not sure I would last too long as a monk with that no touching a woman rule.
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