i هات ياي
Hat Yai · Amphoe Hat Yai · تايلاند
هات ياي (بالتايلاندية:หาดใหญ่) و مدينة تقع في جنوب تايلاند قرب الحدود معا ماليزيا يبلغ عدد سكانها 157359 وفقا لتعداد العام 2008 وتعتبر هات ياي أكبر مدينة في محافظة سونغكلا والكثير يعتقد انها عاصمة المحافظة بل هي أكبر مدينة في المحافظة وتعتبر عاصمة المحافظة بنفس اسم المحافظة سونغجلا وهي العاصمة ومركز الإدارة والمركز الثقافي للمدينة في حين هات ياي مركز لرجال الأعمال
اقرأ المزيدأفضل الأشهر للزيارة هي يناير–فبراير.
يكون البحر في أدفأ حالاته في مايو، بنحو 31°C.
موسم السباحة (حرارة الماء ≥ 21 °C): يناير–ديسمبر.
أبريل هو أشد الأشهر حرارة، بدرجات عظمى تقارب 34°C.
يناير هو أبرد الأشهر، بدرجات صغرى تقارب 23°C.
أكثر الأشهر مطرًا هو نوفمبر، إذ تهطل الأمطار في نحو 21 يوم.
فبراير هو أكثر الأشهر إشراقًا، بنحو 8.6 ساعة من الشمس يوميًا.
في أكتوبر، يكون الطقس هنا أدفأ من 67% من الأماكن في تايلاند.
توقعات الطقس لـ 16 يومًا
هذه البيانات غير متاحة مؤقتًا.
توقعات حبوب اللقاح متاحة في أوروبا فقط.
أفضل وقت لزيارة هات ياي
متوسط الأحوال الجوية لكل شهر وفق المعدلات المناخية طويلة الأمد (1961–2020).
شهرًا بشهر
| يناير | فبراير | مارس | أبريل | مايو | يونيو | يوليو | أغسطس | سبتمبر | أكتوبر | نوفمبر | ديسمبر | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| متوسط العظمى | 31° | 32° | 33° | 34° | 33° | 33° | 33° | 32° | 32° | 31° | 30° | 30° |
| متوسط الصغرى | 23° | 23° | 23° | 24° | 24° | 24° | 23° | 23° | 23° | 23° | 23° | 23° |
| درجة حرارة البحر | 28° | 28° | 29° | 30° | 31° | 31° | 30° | 30° | 30° | 29° | 29° | 28° |
| كمية الأمطار (مم) | 56 | 24 | 56 | 102 | 131 | 95 | 99 | 123 | 150 | 227 | 375 | 316 |
| أيام المطر | 7 | 3 | 5 | 10 | 16 | 13 | 14 | 14 | 17 | 21 | 21 | 17 |
| ساعات الشمس يوميًا (ساعة) | 7.8 | 8.6 | 8.1 | 8 | 6.9 | 6.5 | 6.5 | 6.4 | 6 | 5.8 | 5.5 | 6.1 |
| طول النهار (ساعة) | 11.8 | 11.9 | 12.1 | 12.3 | 12.4 | 12.5 | 12.5 | 12.3 | 12.1 | 12 | 11.8 | 11.7 |
| الرطوبة (%) | 77 | 75 | 74 | 77 | 80 | 79 | 79 | 78 | 80 | 83 | 85 | 82 |
| الرياح (كم/س) | 12 | 12 | 10 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 7 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 11 |
| مؤشر ملاءمة السفر | 90 | 89 | 78 | 68 | 58 | 64 | 65 | 65 | 61 | 63 | 66 | 69 |
يكافئ مؤشر ملاءمة السفر (0–100) درجات الحرارة النهارية بين 22 و27 °C، والليالي المعتدلة، وساعات الشمس الطويلة، وقلة الأيام الممطرة.
هات ياي: الازدحام السياحي حسب الشهر
مدى الازدحام على مدار العام — والأشهر ذات الطقس الجميل وعدد الزوار الأقل.
متى يخطط الناس لرحلاتهم
القراءات الشهرية لدليل السفر — يقرأ الناس عن الوجهة قبل السفر ببضعة أسابيع.
درجة حرارة البحر في هات ياي
يناير–ديسمبر
متوسط درجة حرارة البحر حسب الشهر
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دليل السفر إلى هات ياي
ماذا ترى، وماذا تفعل، وماذا تأكل، وأين تقيم — من دليل سفر مفتوح يكتبه المجتمع.
Hat Yai (หาดใหญ่; also Hatyai, Had Yai, Haad Yai) is the fifth largest city in Thailand, the largest city in southern Thailand, and is in Songkhla Province on the Southern Gulf Coast. It's a popular tourist spot for Singaporeans, Indonesians, and especially Malaysians, as well as for Thais from neighbouring provinces. It's best avoided if you are looking to get off the beaten path. Prices are relatively high in tourist areas. This place has comparatively few Western visitors. The city can be a stop for tourists on a journey to Southern Thailand's beaches and islands (such as Ko Lipe), or further south to Malaysia and Singapore.
Hat Yai used to be a small village known as Khok Sa-Met Choon. Its population has been growing since the railway station was built in 1924, which made it an important rail junction between southern Thailand and Malaysia. Today, Hat Yai is the biggest city in southern Thailand. The population is around 157,000 in the city in 2019, and over 400,000 in the whole Hat Yai District. Hat Yai is bigger than the provincial capital of Mueang Songkhla, which is unusual for a Thai province. This means that Hat Yai is often mistaken as the capital of Songkhla province. It is 60 km from the Thailand-Malaysia border at Dannok and Padang Besar in Sadao district. Hat Yai has become a centre for business, education, transportation, tourism, and shopping in south Thailand due to the well-established connections by road, rail, and air. The city has been a melange of Thais, Chinese, and Malays for generations. Trade, manufacturing, and tourism contribute much to the city's economic prosperity. Hat Yai is home to five Overseas Chinese Associations: Teochew, Hokkien, Hainanese, Cantonese, and Hakka. One of the oldest parts of the city, centered around the railway station, including adjacent areas, traditionally has Chinese influences reflected in the culture, cuisine (e.g. dim sum, noodle dishes), architecture (Sino-Portuguese shophouses, Chinese shrines and temples), and festivals (e.g.
By plane Taxis to the city can be found at the airport entrance. Drivers will ask around 250 baht. You also can use the airport limo service which costs 300 baht. Blue coloured songthaews run into town for 55 baht and can be found at the far end of the parking lot. The last songthaew leaves the airport at 18:00. There is a regular pink-coloured bus going to the city which they call a minivan (50 baht). When you leave the airport the ticket counter will be on the right near taxi counters. You can recognize it by a pink sign. The bus stop is right after the exit. It takes around 1 hour 15 minutes for the bus to reach the main bus station in Hat Yai so plan ahead if making a connection. The currency exchange booth (Siam Commercial Bank) is on the first floor near the arrival hall, open daily 09:00-18:00. The staff of the limo/minibus booth will exchange ringgits or US dollars for you (or accept them for their service), but at a disadvantageous exchange rate. Domestic Airlines and Routes Thai AirAsia: Operates domestic flights to Bangkok (Don Mueang), Chiang Mai, and Phuket.
Facilities and services include restaurants, ATMs, currency exchange, left luggage (10 baht/bag/day), post service, VAT refund, airport limousine service, car rental services from Avis, Budget, and Master Car Rental (Sixt).
Hat Yai is a main stop on the southern line connecting Bangkok to Butterworth and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. Left luggage at the station is open 05:00-20:00.
This main station includes Bus Terminal for all buses to Bangkok and other destinations, as well as Southern Minivan Terminal for minivans to Songkhla city, Padang Besar, Betong, Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat.
Located in Hat Yai Nai (หาดใหญ่ใน) area called Talat Kaset (ตลาดเกษตร, lit: "farmers' market"); it's designated Northern Minivan Terminal for minivans to Satun, Phatthalung, Trang, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Krabi (4-5hours), Phang Nga, Phuket.
Has 3 buses every day which leave Hat Yai to Kuala Lumpur, departure at 09:00, 11:00, and 19:00. Free Wi-Fi and power outlet for each seat. The A/C can be pretty cold and the blanket provided might not be adequate. Better bring your own blanket/jacket.
Buses depart Hat Yai for Kuala Lumpur (Pudu Sentral) at 09:30, 10:00, and 19:00. Buses depart Kuala Lumpur for Hat Yai at 09:00 and 10:00.
Has 5 buses every day which leave Hat Yai to Kuala Lumpur. Departures at 09:00, 09:30, 10:00, 12:00, and 19:00.
Has buses and VIP Vans every day which leave Hat Yai to Penang, Taiping, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur#TBS, Kepong, Kajang, Seremban, Johor Bahru, Singapore, Kuantan, departure at 09:00, 10.00, 11:00, 12.00, 1500 and 19:00. Free Wi-Fi and power outlet for each seat in certain coaches.
The main terminal for buses to and from Thailand.
has a bus at 19:00 to Hat Yai for USD55.
The city's "tourist center" is not far from the train station. It's quite compact and covers parts of the city's oldest roads: Nipat-u-thit (นิพัทธ์อุทิศ) 1, 2, and 3 Rd. Locals call these roads: Sai Nueng, Sai Song, Sai Saam (สายหนึ่ง, สายสอง, สายสาม; lit. Road One, Road Two, Road Three). It is practical to get around on foot, but getting to most attractions will require some kind of transportation. Fun fact: in 2025 Hat Yai surpassed Bangkok as Thailand's most congested city. According to the TomTom Traffic Index, a journey of 10 km will take an average of 24 minutes in the city. By tuk-tuk or motorbike taxi Tuk-tuks and motorbike taxis are abundant in Hat Yai. Fares should be negotiated beforehand and often can be overpriced, so haggle if possible. They are available from any hotel. A ride within the city costs 20-60 baht. Ask the person at reception to write down the Thai address for you and show it to the driver. Rides to places outside the town are negotiable. Shared taxis going outside town can be found at the old market. By metered taxi Metered taxi (known as "taxi meter") is a good option if you want air conditioning and don't like to haggle with tuk-tuks. By songthaew A Songthaew (สองแถว, lit. "two rows") is a modified light truck where passengers sit on benches in the covered tray area. Just like elsewhere in Thailand, they have fixed routes and fares, and can be stopped at any point along the route by pressing the buzzer.
This company operates 50 cars. It is best to reserve in advance.
Outside the city Events and festivals
The city's municipal park is 6 km from the city centre. It is a major recreational centre for the people of Hat Yai and surrounding areas. The park is full of beautiful flowering plants, with a pavilion in the middle of the pond, aviarium, and food stalls.
There are two stations: one at Phra Buddha Mongkol Maharaj (พระพุทธมงคลมหาราช) and the other at Thao Maha Phrom (ท้าวมหาพรหม). The second phase will add two more stations at the playground and Guanyin statue, connecting four stations altogether.
mid-15 Dec through April.
Hat Yai's deep sky observatory.
The first floating market in south Thailand. Sells mainly local foods.
These old Peranakan-inspired houses have been re-painted in vivid colours.
This beautiful grand mosque is 400 m off the road from Hat Yai to Songkhla.
This unique pagoda was made of stainless steel to celebrate King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 60th year on the throne.
The temple is the site of a large reclining Buddha measuring 35m long, 15m tall, and 10m wide, named Phra Phuttha Hattha Mongkhon, believed to be the third-largest reclining Buddha in the world, and revered by both Thai and foreign tourists.
The park has two waterfalls: Ton Dat Fa and Ton Lat Fa.
This large, long man-made tunnel was once inhabited by Communist insurgents. It is three levels deep and contains several rooms. Entry fee for foreigners is 150 baht.
You can hire a boat for birdwatching (200 baht/hr) and have a pleasant meal at the restaurants beside the serene lake. The best time to visit is during Dec-Mar.
Home to staggering 287 bird species. The best time for bird watching and seeing a sea of blooming pink water lilies is during Jan-Apr. Go early in the morning to avoid strong sun. A boat ride costs 500 baht and takes about 1½ hr.
The waterfall is in the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary. It is one of the beautiful waterfalls in the south, about 26 km from the city. This waterfall has seven levels. The third level is the most beautiful and is named after the waterfall.
Usually fall in Jan or Feb depending on the Chinese calendar. With a sizeable Thai-Chinese population, Chinese New Year is celebrated everywhere in Hat Yai especially in the city center. The Chinese New Year is on 5 Feb 2019.
Movie tickets in Thailand are more affordable than in Western countries. There are multiplexes and an IMAX theatre at Hatyai Cineplex on 5F of CentralFestival. The other venue is at Diana Cineplex on 5F of Diana.
No trip to Thailand would be complete without a Thai massage and Hat Yai is one of the best places to get one. Some of the many good places would be Garden Home Hotel or Hat Yai Central Hotel. The rooms are nicely decorated and provide a soothing environment to go with a good massage.
There are many Thai banks around the city, as well as Chinese money changers. Exchange rates from the latter for Malaysian ringgits may be significantly better than in the banks. ATMs are abundant in Hat Yai, although most of them, as everywhere in Thailand, charge a 220-baht fee for foreign card transactions. Western Union can be found at Central Department Store's underground floor and on the 3rd fl. of CentralFestival. Minimarts such as 7-Eleven are ubiquitous and open 24 hours. Or head to Tops Market for more high-end groceries at Robinson Department Store, Central Department Store, or CentralFestival. A variety of English-language books (travel guides, fiction, children's, cookery, Thailand interest) can be purchased at the Asia Books shop inside the B2S on the second floor of CentralFestival. Markets Shopping malls
Wide market famous for second-hand designer clothing, bags, and shoes, but interesting locally-designed new clothes and some vintage decorative stuff can be found here as well. Lots of food stalls inside.
Very similar to ASEAN Market.
This is the most attractive place for shopping. There are plenty of foods, home appliances, chocolates, cosmetics, watches, CD games.
The famous market sells electric appliances, gadgets, gaming consoles, IT devices and accessories, clothes, shoes, bags, cosmetics, imported food.
Has HomePro, Office Depot, and several restaurants.
It's one of the largest shopping complexes outside Bangkok. You can find fashion clothes, many restaurants and cafes (including After You Dessert Cafe), Hatyai Cineplex with 10 cinemas, bowling alley, karaoke, all major banks, Tops Market, IT and electronics, telco service centers, and more.
Clothes, mobile phones, restaurants, multiplex.
Newly opened cash-and-carry in the same vein as Makro.
Community mall. Petrol station, Starbucks, KFC, Burger King, Swensen's, food court, Uniqlo, Mr.DIY, Tops Supermarket, Lotus's Go Fresh, etc.
Home improvement.
The most popular mall for Thai teenagers. Restaurants include Sizzler, Swensen's, McDonald's, and Fuji among others. Shops inside sell books, clothes, mobile phones, and souvenirs. There is a multiplex cinema and a games complex which also includes karaoke booths.
Cash & carry wholesale.
Mostly clothes.
Office supplies, furniture, restaurants, food court, IT/mobile phones, and other small shops.
Although not in the same league as Bangkok, there are a lot of different food options on offer in Hat Yai. Typical Thai street food is abundant. Big international chain restaurants have branches in town offering Japanese and Western food. Restaurant chains are located mostly in shopping malls. International restaurant chains such as KFC, McDonald's, Sizzler, Pizza Hut, Dunkin' Donuts, Mister Donut, Swensen's, Dairy Queen, Starbucks. Local restaurant chains such as MK Restaurant (Thai-style sukiyaki), S&P, Chester's Grill, The Pizza Company, Fuji Restaurant, Shabushi , Oishi Ramen. Most shopping malls also have food courts. Owing to the city's ethnic diversity, you can find Thai, Chinese, and Malay (Muslim) food. Most restaurants offer a variety of Thai, Chinese and/or Western fusion cuisine. There is a large resident Muslim population so finding halal food isn't a problem. Ethnic Chinese from Malaysia and Singapore make up the bulk of Hat Yai's tourists so many restaurants and hotels cater primarily to them. Just opposite Lee Gardens (next to the Regency Hotel) you will see a restaurant which spit-roasts suckling pigs every day. Large, open-air seafood restaurants are also popular with Chinese visitors and the quality of seafood available in Hat Yai is good. Some Chinese are vegetarians and the town has a good selection of small vegetarian restaurants that offer tofu and soy meat substitutes. Food hawkers can be found all over the city. Some stay open until very late at night.
One of the most famous dim sum restaurants in Hat Yai. The restaurant fills up fast, so go early to ensure a table. If you order bak kut teh, you'll get refilled constantly.
Another dim sum restaurant famously known by locals.
Nice small cosy restaurant at a walking distance from the bus station, ASEAN Market, or Green Way market. Halal, genuine Thai food (spicy, not sweet Malay cuisine). Excellent kaeng som. Serves fresh fruit juices and coffee. Free Wi-Fi for patrons. The cook/owner is married to a Muslim Frenchman.
Muslim fried chicken restaurant. Also serve seafood, Thai, Isaan food.
Its extensive menu includes grilled chicken/salmon steak, beef skewers, murtabak, savory/sweet roti, teh tarik, shaved ice, etc.
Nice, clean, and good halal food. There are a couple of other Muslim restaurants nearby.
Indian-Thai restaurant. Chicken biryani/murtabak, roti/chapati, lassi, and more. (No pork or beef served.) Free Wi-Fi.
Authentic Japanese food by Japanese chef.
Korean barbecue all-you-can-eat buffet including drinks and ice-creams.
The hotel has a top floor restaurant with panoramic views of the city. It offers an excellent all-you-can-eat buffet at lunch and dinner.
Good Chinese food served here and very busy but worth waiting for some good fried stuff. Fried rice a specialty.
Good Thai food and great view looking onto Hat Yai.
Large seafood restaurant.
Friendly staff and tasty breakfasts, Thai, and vegetarian food. Grab a pad Thai and Chang beer among a collection of framed world currency.
This hidden gem of a small Thai-Chinese restaurant may fill up quickly during meal time. Try fried popiah, tom yam omelette, fish dishes.
A stylish restaurant with free Wi-Fi. They serve very tasty Western food such as pasta and pizza, Thai food, and Muslim food such as roti for reasonable prices.
Thamanoonvithee Road is the main nightlife district. Hat Yai has a sordid reputation for prostitution, mostly targeting visitors crossing the border from Malaysia, and most women in the bars around here are on the take. The industry keeps a pretty low profile and there are no Bangkok-style go go bars.
Live music, pool upstairs and decent food.
A cafe-style place to hang-out in the evenings. There is a live band almost every day covering internationally-known songs.
Street side and downstairs bar. Live music.
At the site of the now-defunct Monkey Club. It's a nice place with fairly quiet atmosphere, and no longer a nightclub.
A beautiful open-air restaurant and bar set on 2 floors with a landscaped garden of waterfalls and palms, and soft lighting. The kitchen is open until well after 02:00, serving decent Thai food at around 100 baht a dish. A large Heineken is 90 baht, with draft available also.
Air-conditioned and pool. Best band in town playing from 21:00 onwards. Farang hangout.
A nice little coffee shop offering a variety of coffee blends and smoothies; very cosy atmosphere.
Nice atmosphere with books and 2 TVs with UBC cable. A slight British pub feel.
Can get crowded and very noisy. They have a good bar food menu. The only pub/bar in town that writes the prices on the menu excluding service charge and VAT. Can be a surprise when you get the bill.
Under 500 baht 500-1,500 baht Over 1,500 baht Travel agents around town can nearly always give better rates for hotel rooms compared to dealing directly with the hotel. Hat Yai has an abundance of accommodation. Tourism in Hat Yai consists mainly of the weekend trade from Malaysia and Singapore. Accommodation can be found very easily mid-week but hotels in the centre of town tend to get booked up for the weekends and Malaysian and Singaporean public holidays. In the budget hotel you may well be asked if you want company. A shake of the head is all that is needed (up or down or from side-to-side is up to you). Don't be put off by the hotel because of it. Budget Mid-range Splurge
Airy hotel in a good location. Better than most hotels this price. 495 baht for a spacious room with queen bed, 570 baht for a room with two beds. Clean; free Wi-Fi; TV and big fridge; air-con; hot water. Some decent local food places to eat over the road.
Nice inexpensive place to stay near market and transportation (bus agents). Strongly recommend you see room before booking.
Big rooms and European toilets. Staff friendliness appears to fluctuate. Bedbugs reported and mattresses old and sagging.
The standard rooms are very nice and comfortable.
Clean and inviting. The rooms are distinguished by their huge bathtubs, presumably for two. On the premises is a large room with selection of masseuses on offer.
Cable TV with English channels, hot shower, double bed. Free Wi-Fi access in the hotel lobby and rooms. The hotel badly needs a fire escape.
Deluxe hotel in the heart of Hat Yai. 112 deluxe rooms and 7 junior suites, including non-smoking floors, with panoramic view of the city and mountain. Every room has Internet access, touch memory door locking system, smoke detector, safety deposit box, minibar, and TV. 24 hour surveillance and car park.
Decent city views. Mini fridge. Feels 30 years old. No English TV channels.
Add-ons including air-con, towel, toiletries, cable TV, and Wi-Fi have to be purchased separately.
A standard hotel designed and decorated in Chinese modern style. Wi-Fi, air-con, hot shower, minibar and TV with cable channels. Fountain Beer Park, Lim Breng Restaurant, Star Coffee Shop, and Thai ancient massage.
Basic facilities. One of the older bigger hotels from several decades back.
A series of bombings from 2006 to 2012 that specifically targeted restaurants and shopping centres popular with visitors (and locals) killed two tourists. Strict security measures (bag searches, metal detectors) are to be expected in most gathering places. As of October 2022 the town is no more dangerous than any other major city in Thailand. To check water level during monsoon season, visit Hatyai City Climate. For air quality, visit Air4Thai. Emergency numbers
Telephone Hat Yai's area code is 074. To make a call to anywhere in Thailand, always add a preceding "0" to the fixed line/mobile number. For example, +66 74 123456 will be dialled locally as 074 123456. The major telephone service providers are AIS, DTAC, and True. Thai prepaid SIM cards can be purchased in minimarts, mobile retailer shops, or telco service centers, all of which can be found on CentralFestival's 3rd floor. Domestic calls usually cost only about 1 baht/min depending on your prepaid plan. Thailand Post
A franchise of Thailand Post.
Bangkok - Thailand's bustling and vibrant capital city. Chiang Mai - an artistic and cultural city in Northern Thailand; there are direct flights to Chiang Mai from Thai AirAsia. Ko Lipe - There are 5 combined bus & speedboat services per day from Hat Yai Railway Station Ko Tarutao - One combined bus and boat service each day leaves Hat Yai Railway Station for Pak Bara pier where a speedboat will take you to Ko Tarutao. Ko Samui - Bangkok Airways used to fly direct: but Phantip travel runs a bus to Don Sak pier where ferries to the island can be boarded. Even though this bus takes 5 hours, it is quicker than flying to Bangkok and flying to Ko Samui from there. Krabi - for beautiful islands such as Ko Lanta and Ko Phi Phi. Phuket - world-renowned white sandy beaches and resorts. Direct flights available with Bangkok Airways. Satun - for the ferry to Langkawi Songkhla and Ko Yo - a relaxed old seaside city only 35 km away with the famous mermaid statue. Recommended for a day trip for sightseeing, museums, beaches and excellent seafood. The Transport Company and minibuses ply this route. On the way to Songkhla, also spare time to visit Ko Yo (เกาะยอ). This nearby little island in calming Songkhla Lake has lots of waterfront/mountainside restaurants and cafes. There are also a museum, temples, and cempedak plantations. The island is connected to the mainland by two sections of the Tinsulanonda Bridge. Trang - for ferries to Ko Muk. Sri Trang Tour runs buses to Trang town for 254 baht. There are 3 departures per day and a travel time of 2 hours 15 minutes.
60-Day Tourist Visas can be obtained in Penang, Kota Bharu, and in Kuala Lumpur at the Thai consulates or embassy. In Penang 60 day tourist visas cost generally RM110. Bring 2 photographs. A copy of passport main page is required. It is possible to copy it in a high school library nearby.
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معالم قريبة
جبال وقلاع ومتاحف وشواطئ ومواقع تراثية ضمن 25 كم.
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هات ياي: معلومات عملية
المقابس الكهربائية، والعملة، وأرقام الطوارئ، والأمان، والأسعار المعتادة — كل ما تحتاج معرفته قبل السفر.
- الجهد الكهربائي
- 220 V · 50 Hz
- القيادة
- القيادة على اليسار
باخت تايلاندي
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- اللغات
- التايلاندية
- رمز الاتصال الدولي
- +66
- وجبة في مطعم عادي265 ฿
- كابتشينو72.00 ฿
- بيرة (0.5 لتر)100 ฿
- مياه معبأة (1.5 لتر)33.00 ฿
- سيارة أجرة، 5 كم185 ฿
- تذكرة نقل عام35.00 ฿
- فندق متوسط، لليلة2,500 ฿
تقديرات مبنية على مستوى أسعار المستهلك في تايلاند — تختلف الأسعار الفعلية حسب المكان والموسم. الأسعار تعادل نحو 32% من مستواها في الولايات المتحدة.
لا توجد عطلات رسمية في الأشهر القادمة.
لم تُسجَّل أي زلازل بقوة 5 درجات أو أكثر ضمن 100 كم منذ عام 1975.
كيف تصل إلى هات ياي
أقرب المطارات
- HDYHat Yai International AirportHat Yai12 كم
- AORSultan Abdul Halim AirportAlor Satar91 كم
- TSTTrang AirportTrang110 كم
- LGKLangkawi International AirportLangkawi112 كم
المسافات
- Bangkok750 كم 13 ساعة 00 · 1 ساعة 37
- Samut Prakan733 كم 12 ساعة 42 · 1 ساعة 35
- Mueang Nonthaburi762 كم 13 ساعة 12 · 1 ساعة 38
- Chon Buri709 كم 12 ساعة 17 · 1 ساعة 34
- Phra Pradaeng739 كم 12 ساعة 49 · 1 ساعة 36
تقديري
فنادق في هات ياي
فنادق وشقق عطلات بأسعار مباشرة لكل ليلة.
قد نحصل على عمولة عند الحجز عبر هذه الخريطة، دون أي تكلفة إضافية عليك.
أماكن مناخها يشبه مناخ هات ياي
مطابقة على أساس درجات الحرارة والأمطار على مدار العام.
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الحياة البرية في المنطقة
أكثر الأنواع رصدًا ضمن 25 كم، مع مواسم ظهورها.
الأسئلة الشائعة
ما أفضل وقت لزيارة هات ياي؟
استنادًا إلى المعدلات المناخية، فإن أفضل وقت لزيارة هات ياي هو يناير–فبراير.
كيف يكون الطقس في هات ياي في أكتوبر؟
في أكتوبر، يبلغ متوسط درجة الحرارة العظمى في هات ياي 31°C والصغرى 23°C، مع 227 مم من الأمطار تهطل في نحو 21 يوم.
ما درجة حرارة البحر في هات ياي؟
يكون البحر في أدفأ حالاته في مايو (نحو 31°C). موسم السباحة: يناير–ديسمبر.
ما أكثر الأشهر مطرًا في هات ياي؟
نوفمبر، إذ تهطل الأمطار في نحو 21 يوم.
ما أقرب مطار إلى هات ياي؟
Hat Yai International Airport (HDY)، على بُعد نحو 12 كم.
ما نوع المقابس الكهربائية المستخدمة في تايلاند؟
المقابس من نوع A, B, C, F، بجهد 220 فولت.
ما العملة المستخدمة في تايلاند؟
باخت تايلاندي (THB).
ما رقم الطوارئ في تايلاند؟
191.
هل السفر إلى تايلاند آمن؟
تحذير السفر الأمريكي: اتخذ الاحتياطات المعتادة. نصائح السفر البريطانية: تنصح بعدم السفر إلى أجزاء من البلاد إلا للضرورة.
متى تكون هات ياي أكثر ازدحامًا؟
أكثر الأشهر ازدحامًا: يناير–فبراير ويوليو.
متى تكون هات ياي أهدأ؟
أهدأ الأشهر: مايو.
متى تزور هات ياي بعيدًا عن الزحام؟
مارس: طقس جميل وزوار أقل من موسم الذروة.
ما المنطقة الزمنية في هات ياي؟
Asia/Bangkok (UTC+7).
كم عدد سكان هات ياي؟
نحو 191,696 نسمة.