Hat Yai isn't a tourist town as such but we enjoyed stay here. The park is a highlight and worth the trip. Heavy walking in the heat if you walk up the hill.

There is no cable car station that takes you up there. The cable car only connects two points up in the hill, so you have to get up there on your own.

A must visit for looking at the various religious statues. Try the cable car if you want, it's a bit short but worth the little extra trip to a different part of the park.

The park has 3 different places that you can visit; the Goddess of Mercy temple, hilltop Buddha and cable car. The area is pretty cooling and windy. If you head to the hilltop (where the Buddha resides), you can overlook the whole Hat Yai. Great...More

If time permits, take a walk here. Lot of fresh air. 4 faced Buddha on hilltop accessible by cable car, tuk-tuk, van and car. Paid 600 bahts for 3 persons by car. Picturesque aerial view of Hat Yai Town. Can let off fire cracket at...More

This park is a tourist attraction for locals and outsiders. There are a few attraction places within this park. The famous will be the cable car that you can take by asking your tuk tuk / drive to take you up the hill

Been here in the evening, not far from saban nga reataurant, there’s some good spot for taking picture, big statue with good city view from top of the hill.