If you are going to tackle the hill then go early to beat the heat. We started at 8am but you could... read more
Is well worth climbing up Phatthalung's iconic mountain to get a great view of the city. Not for... read more
Updating Map... If you are going to tackle the hill then go early to beat the heat. We started at 8am but you could start even earlier. We are not particularly fit but with a number of stops on the way up we were able to make...More
Is well worth climbing up Phatthalung's iconic mountain to get a great view of the city. Not for the unfit!
From the attractive statuary and picnic spot at the roadside, take either of two staircases. Both lead to a platform after 10-15 minutes climb. From here you can choose to go to the right up stairs to the cave or left between two 3-headed nagas...More
I walked from town and followed some steep steps to a junction . I decided to turn left and walked up a further 1000+ steps to reach a magnificent new Temple and a cave . Well worth the effort.
We were told it is more than 1000 steps; and its steep; best to do it early morning before its too hot; take water - but your efforts are amply repaid at the top. Under the watchful eye of the Buddha, you stare down through...More
This would be a beautiful place if it weren't for human development. My review says this is an easy climb, which is relative. I think it's easy because there is a flight of stairs all the way up. There are a lot of them though....More
Short walk from Phattalung train station (about 2 km to the base of the mountain). There's the temple on the side of the mountain. It's quiet safe to climb to the top of the mountain, and make sure you bring the mosquito spray or lotion!
