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Betong (เบตง) is a district of Yala Province and the southernmost town in Thailand. The language, culture and religion influence from Malaysia makes this part of Thailand a unique destination.

Bordering Malaysia, Betong is very popular with Malaysian and Singaporean tourists.

Surrounded by forests and mountains with a majority of the population being of Chinese origin, this small town is a unique destination still unvisited by most western tourists.

Most of Thailand falls in to the generic high and low season categories, including Betong.

High season - begins in November and runs through to February, bringing cooler temperatures, lush greenery from the previous months of rain, good air quality, and less rain. The downside is larger crowds and sometimes higher prices for tours, flights and accomodation.

Low season - begins in July and runs through to October. During low season the temperatures are higher, the chance of rain and storms are higher. That doesn't mean it's a bad time to visit though, if you can be flexible, there are deals to be found on flights and accomodation.

While it's always hot in Betong, the small change in temperature between high and low season can be just enough that the heat isn't unbearable when out and about.

Need more? Read our post discussing the best time to visit Thailand .

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Instead of recommending hotels, we think it will be more useful to share our process so you can pick based on your own critera for location, budget and style.

We always start our search on either Booking.com or Agoda . They have an easy to user interface and have some extra benefits for "Genius" and "VIP" users. You can also sometimes pay with credit card in advance if you're playing the cashback or air miles game.

• Search for specific province, city or town.
• Apply rating filters for a minimum rating or either 7, 8 or 9.
• Apply other filters: budget, fitness, breakfast, etc.
• If you have a specific location in mind, use map view to browse and make a final selection.

If there are too many properties available to choose from, increase the rating filter for less, higher rated selections.

Final notes: Prices are dynamic. Check the same hotel on both Booking.com and Agoda to see which has the best deal at any given time (go through to checkout to make sure all VAT and service charges are factored in). You can go one step further by calling the hotel and checking the price for booking directly. In our experience this saves money 50% of the time but you have less guarantees.

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Knowing an emergency number could save your own, or somebody elses life. Take a photo or save these numbers on your phone:

Police & emergencies - 191 The most important number to remember. If the operator is unable to speak English, call 1155 (below).

Tourist Police - 1155 or (+66) 2308-0333 This hotline is available 24 hours a day and they will all speak English. This is an important phone number to remember - They will help you out with any concerns or questions you have and can redirect you to the correct number you may need.

Public Ambulance - 1669 Dialing this number will connect you to a public ambulance service, which will dispatch a vehicle to your location. The average response time for urban areas is around 10 minutes, but may take up to 30 minutes in rural areas. English-speaking staff should be available to assist you.

Fire Department - 199 In case of an emergency such as a house fire, or forest fire, call 199 for the Fire Department to be dispatched to your location.

Highway Police - 1193 If you plan on driving in Thailand, then you may end up needing to use this number if you break down in an unsafe place etc.

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The furthermost point from Bangkok, Betong is often referred to as the “town in the mist” as evidenced by the mist that tends to bathe the town in the early morning—in Malay, Betong means “bamboo” of which today, there is almost none in sight as the town is largely a concrete egg-carton style place.

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Set around 140 km from Yala, in a hilly district that borders with Malaysia, Betong is not a “hill station” by any standard, though the nights here are cooler than elsewhere in the region. Almost completely surrounded by rubber plantations, this is a good place to see all the rubber being collected and trucked away.

Rubber and mist aside, Betong is famous for three other slightly more unusual reasons; firstly for its Siberian swallows (it is easier for them to get here than you as they don’t have to worry about the hairpin turns), hundreds of thousands of which migrate here every year to perch on the city’s rooftops and weigh down the electricity cables.

Secondly, Betong claims to have the world’s largest postbox, though a quick web-search shows that the Guinness World Records gives the record to somewhere in the USA. It seems unlikely that Betong’s postmen could ever get that busy, but built in 1924 this British style red pillar post box stands towards the northern end of town. The mailbox has been heightened a few times and will no doubt continue to grow—luckily a palm tree grows beside it to give scale to your photos. The postbox is a functioning one so you can post your swallow crap covered postcards here for added ... Travelfish members only please log in below to continue reading. The full text is around 400 words.)

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Attractions in Betong – best things to do (travel guide)

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We just returned from our recent 4D3N trip to Betong, a captivating small town in Yala Province, southern Thailand. Throughout this article, we will share the remarkable attractions we explored and tips to help you plan your unforgettable journey to Betong.

The road trip commenced at 8.30 am, and we departed from Kuala Lumpur excitedly.

En route, we made delightful stops, including a memorable lunch at Sauk, a quaint village in Perak.

After a scenic drive, we reached Pengkalan Hulu around 2 pm, ready to enter Thailand through the southernmost point of Thailand.

Watch the video we shot at Betong (at the end of this article) 👇👇.

A. Exploring Betong Thailand: Must-Visit Tourist Attractions

This section will present a compilation of attractions in Betong. Throughout our journey, we primarily relied on Google Maps for driving directions, enabling us to explore most of these intriguing places at our own pace. However, for shorter distances, we also opted for the popular Tuk Tuk, Thailand’s main mode of land transport. 

We took a twenty-minute walk from our hotel to the town area one morning. It was a pleasant stroll, but upon concluding our visit, we found it more convenient to call a Tuk Tuk for the return journey to our hotel. The Tuk Tuk fare for all four of us amounted to 80 baht, a cost-effective and comfortable.

1. Exploring Betong’s Historical Gem: The Piyamit Tunnel

The Piyamit Tunnel is one of the most prominent attractions in Betong, Thailand. It holds significant importance as it served as an air raid shelter for Malaysian Communists who migrated to Thailand after World War II. Constructed in 1976, this tunnel has become a remarkable attraction for history enthusiasts and curious travelers.

Situated at Ban Piyamit 1, Tambon Tano Mae Ro, the Piyamit Tunnel is open daily to the public from 8.00 am to 4.30 pm. Our visit to this historical gem followed a delightful trip to the Betong hot springs, conveniently located on the same road. The tunnel can be reached approximately 40 minutes from the city center and 20 minutes from the hot springs. 

On arriving at the site, we found ample parking lots in front of the entrance, making access hassle-free.

Before entering the tunnel area, a special section is dedicated to the Bodhisattva Guan Yin. Additionally, right opposite the entrance are a food store and souvenir shop.

The entrance fee for this historical experience is an affordable 60 baht per person.

Below are the interesting viewpoints of the entire area, including the tunnel. Our tour lasted about 1.5 hours.

Piyamit museum

During our visit, we learned about the tunnel’s intriguing history and role as a shelter utilized by Malaysian Communists who migrated to Thailand after World War II.

The Millennium Tree is located near the exit of the Piyamit Tunnel.  It is a large banyan tree that is believed to be more than a thousand years old. The tree is located inside the jungle and is a popular tourist attraction. 

2. Skywalk Ayerweng: Chasing the Sunrise and Sea of Clouds in Betong

At 4 am, we woke up, eager to witness the breathtaking sunrise and sea of clouds, the highlight of our trip in Betong at the Skywalk Ayerweng (Aiyoe Weng). The drive took 45 minutes, and when we arrived, hundreds of visitors were already ahead of us. It is so popular as it is among the most popular attractions in Betong.

Upon parking at the spacious lot, we hopped on the four-wheel drive to reach the Skywalk, paying a fee of 30 baht for the ascent and 20 baht for the return trip per person. After arriving at the Skywalk, we had to purchase tickets at 200 baht each and wait for our turn to enter, as only 50 people were allowed at a time. 

Besides, we must buy a pair of reusable shoe covers for 30 baht to protect the walkway. Once on the Skywalk, we climbed to the highest scenic viewing platform for a stunning view.

Descending to the lower platform, we walked on an extended glass panel offering the best view of the surroundings.

However, we were disappointed as strong winds prevented the anticipated Betong sea of clouds (or sea of mist) and obscured the beautiful sunrise behind drifting dark clouds.

Afterward, we sought solace in Cafe Tai Mhok near the entrance, enjoying a quick coffee before returning to Betong town.

About Skywalk Ayerweng:

Skywalk Ayerweng, a new tourist attraction and landmark in Betong District, Yala Province, southern Thailand, is known as the region’s only skywalk. Located in Aiyerweng, Betong District, Yala Province, the 61-meter-long walkway stands approximately 600 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views of the mountain scenery and a thick sea of fog at 2,038 feet above sea level. The Skywalk is considered the longest in Southeast Asia, allowing visitors to stroll over the mountains and behold the mesmerizing sea of fog in Yala. This scenic viewing point is renowned for watching glorious sunrises and welcoming the first light of the day. 

3. Betong Hot Spring: A Natural Oasis with Healing Waters

Located approximately 10 kilometers from the Betong town center, the Betong Hot Spring is a natural phenomenon where hot springs emerge beneath the earth’s surface. The site boasts hot mineral water known for its believed healing properties, with temperatures ranging between 40 to 50 degrees Celsius. A large pond awaits visitors for immersive full-body soaking, while the main activities at the hot spring center around foot bathing and indulging in the therapeutic hot mineral waters.

Since yesterday marked the end of a six-day holiday in Thailand, it was closed for cleaning today.

Since we did not soak ourselves in the hot water, we explored the area, captured some photos, and headed to the next destination.

4. Exploring Betong’s Winter Flower Garden

Nestled in Betong’s peaceful Tano Maero area, the Winter Flower Garden offers visitors a serene escape from the city, where they can bask in the tranquility and savor the fresh air. The garden’s charm lies in its lush greenery and exquisite flowers, providing a delightful experience as visitors wander through and admire the diverse floral displays. Despite undergoing refurbishment, the garden still showcased some beautiful flowers, albeit on a smaller scale than anticipated. 

A notice informed us that the garden would be fully reopened after refurbishment, with the grand unveiling scheduled for November 2023.

5. Betong Clock Tower: Landmark at the Heart of the City

The Betong Clock Tower stands tall as a landmark located at the bustling roundabout in the center of Betong. Symbolizing the city’s essence, the clock tower is a picture-worthy sight, particularly when it’s beautifully illuminated at night. Adjacent to Thailand’s largest post box, another popular attraction, the clock tower adds to the charm and allure of Betong’s vibrant townscape.

6. Betong Chicken Statue

Following a delightful dinner, we made our way to the small night market at the exit of the Betong Mongkollit Tunnel, where we captured photographs of the iconic Betong Chicken Statue.

The Betong Chicken Statue, also known as the Betong Big Chicken, is a prominent tourist attraction in Betong. The large chickens serve as an eye-catching landmark that beckons visitors from far and wide.

The significance of the Betong chicken extends beyond the statue, as it has become a symbol of the town itself. Highly regarded for its exceptional quality and taste, the Betong chicken is a local specialty celebrated throughout Thailand. Raised in a natural, free-range environment, the chickens’ superior flavor is attributed to their free-range living conditions, making them a delicious and sought-after culinary experience.

7. Betong Mongkollit Tunnel 

The Betong Mongkollit Tunnel is the first and largest road tunnel in Southern Thailand. This remarkable tunnel is renowned for its stunning lighting, particularly when night falls. The tunnel’s interior is adorned with decorative lights, creating a picturesque setting and an ideal spot for capturing memorable photographs.

We explored the tunnel during our visit, embarking on a leisurely walk from Grandview Landmark Hotel to the town. Our journey through the tunnel led us to a delightful breakfast experience in one of the town’s eateries.

8. Other attractions in Betong

There are several attractions in Betong we did not visit; you may want to include them in your itinerary.

• Standing proudly on a hilltop within Betong’s town center and nestled amidst the temple grounds of Wat Phutthatiwat, the Phra Mahathat Chedi Phra Phutthathamprakat is an impressive religious structure.
• The Hala-Bala Wildlife Sanctuary, known as Suan Pa Phra Namaphithai Phak Tai in Thai, is a vital habitat for numerous fascinating species. You will be delighted to encounter an impressive variety of wild animals among the sanctuary’s inhabitants, including 10 of the 13 hornbill species in Thailand. 

The Meaning Behind “Betong”:

Fascinatingly, the name Betong has its roots in the Malay language. The word Betong originated from  “Betung” in Malay, which means large bamboo. The region’s abundance of rough giant bamboo, scientifically referred to as Dendrocalamus asper, has become Betong’s distinctive symbol.

B. Smooth Border Crossing and SIM Card Tips for Traveling to Thailand

For Malaysian tourists intending to drive their Malaysia-registered cars into Thailand, it is essential to be aware of Thailand’s requirements to cross the border at the Thai-Malaysian border.

1. Insurance

One crucial aspect to note is the need for Thailand car insurance. If the distance from Malaysia to your destination in Thailand is less than 50km, Malaysian cars are exempt from purchasing Thailand car insurance. However, it is advisable to consider getting coverage, as the standard Thailand car insurance typically includes protection for Third-Party Liability and Property Damage, albeit up to a certain limit.

To ensure our trip to Thailand was worry-free, we took the proactive step of obtaining comprehensive insurance through our insurance agent in Kuala Lumpur before embarking on our journey. This gave us sufficient coverage for unforeseen events and a smooth driving experience in Thailand.

2. Immigration

Upon reaching the border, we received assistance from a counter to complete the necessary immigration formalities. This involved filling out the immigration card (TM6 Form) for each person and the car entry form (TM2 Form) for drivers, with a nominal fee of RM 2 per person. Once completed, we proceeded to the immigration counter to get our passports stamped and then submitted the vehicle declaration form, which required presenting the original JPJ card. With all formalities in order, we were ready to continue our journey into Thailand.

3. Get a local SIM card during your visit to Betong

A helpful reminder for fellow travelers is to consider purchasing a SIM card for internet usage at the same counter where we received assistance to fill in the forms. Initially, I assumed I could use roaming with my DIGI connection. Still, to my surprise, I later discovered that roaming services were not operational in Yala province, including the Betong district.

4. Fuel for our car

To save on fuel costs, we fill our car with a full tank before entering Thailand, considering that petrol and diesel are more affordable in Malaysia.

Watch the video we shot at Betong 👇👇.

We also uploaded a video to show you all the attractions in Betong that we visited. Please click the image below to bring you to our YouTube channel (shot in high definition!). You may also want to check out our hiking trip to Mount Kinabalu and our stay at Pangkor Laut Resort .

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We are going to Betong soon in March 2024. Can we get some advice and recommendations on accomodation, food etc? Pls contact me on WhatsApp or email [email protected]

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Frankly, we go around and have food anywhere we stop. So I will not be able to suggest any place to have food. So I cannot suggest any particular place to have food.

We stay a night at Larnmork Camping @Betong for glamping. It is beautiful, and if you like this kind of experience, you should try it.

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Hi Ivy, thk u so so much for sharing ur passion. Envy.😊 May l ask for ur advice if back packing alone to Betong on public transport is doable ? Any tips is appreciated. 🙏🏻 Tqvm

Hi, sorry about my late reply. It's easy to get around in downtown Betong if you stay in the city. For going to the Piyamit Tunnel and skywalk, you can probably book a private ride through your hotel. However, I'm not sure if there's public transport from KL to Betong, maybe can check more info on google. :) Anyway, thanks for dropping by my blog, and I hope to see you around again. :)

Hi, is Grab car available in Betong? Thanks

I think Grab is not easy over there. But if you stay in the city, it's very convenient to walk around.

Hello! I was wondering if you encountered any night markets during your visit? If you did, by any chance, do you know their opening and closing times, the days they are held, and where they are located? There is very limited information about Betong's night markets on the internet unfortunately. Thanks in advance!

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Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel.

Mandarin Betong features a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a pool and an on-site restaurant. If you are driving to Mandarin Betong, free parking is available.

While visiting Betong, you may want to try some dim sum at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Seng Dim sum.

During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like World's largest mailbox (0.5 mi), Phra Mahathat Chadi Phra Phutthammaprakat (0.4 mi), and Wat Kuan Im (0.1 mi), which are all within walking distance of the hotel.

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" Higher floors will provide good view of whole Betong town and surrounding mountain view. "

" Get room facing hill for peaceful view especially during morning. "

" In any directions (town or mountain) there is noise "

" Higher floor = trying to stay higher from night the loud music "

" Good water pressure in shower "

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Need pick up from Penang hotel & our group of 10pax.

Dear Sannah, yes sure, we can arrange a trip to Betong from Penang. Our customer service will contact you accordingly. Please expect an email from [email protected] or whatsapp +60163796385, he will contact you shortly. Thank you!

I am a Chinese traveler and I am really interested in the Betong tour for 2 days and 1 night. Can I book this tour package?

Dear Zeyu, thanks a lot for your enquiry, pls kindly email to [email protected] or whatsapp +60163796385 for further enquiry ya.

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