[2025 Songkhla Attraction] Travel Guide for Kao Seng Beach (Updated Jul)

Hello everyone, today I will take everyone to visit a secret beach in Songkhla province. This is Khao Seng Beach, a beach in Songkhla province. There are not many people here because it is high up. Khao Seng Beach has to go up a hill and there is a temple on top. The entrance is a convenient way to come by car or motorcycle. This place has beautiful places, rocks, and a beautiful beach. If you want beautiful pictures, I recommend coming in the morning to see the beautiful sunrise. 🏝️🏔️⛱️🌊🏕️ . Location: Khao Seng Beach, near Samila Beach, Songkhla Province #Rainy season attractions #Secret beaches in Songkhla #Khao Seng Beach

Kao Seng Beach is a beautiful beach that many people often visit these days. This is a beautiful beach with rocks scattered along the sea. I personally like it here a lot. I like the sunset view and can choose to take many pictures with the sea view. For anyone who lives in Songkhla or visits Songkhla, you must not miss this place. It is very beautiful. I like it very much. I recommend it. #Kao Seng Beach #Songkhla is worth visiting

Hua Nai Rang, Khao Seng Beach, Songkhla Province 🏖️Hat Khao Seng There are rocks scattered along the seashore and one rock stands out above the rocks, which the locals call "Hua Nai Rang". 🏝️According to legend, Nakhon Si Thammarat was planning to enshrine the Buddha's relics in a chedi. Nai Rang therefore carried a large amount of money, totaling nine hundred thousand, onto a junk. During the journey, a storm occurred, causing the junk to be damaged, so the ship had to be stopped for repairs. When Nai Rang heard the news that Nakhon Si Thammarat had already enshrined the Buddha's relics in the chedi, he was very sad and ordered his soldiers to carry the money and enshrine it on top of a mountain and ordered his head to be cut off and placed on top of the mountain as well, which led to the origin of Khao Kao Saen, which has now been distorted to Khao Kao Seng. There is a large rock on top of the mountain, so it is called "Hua Nai Rang" to this day. 🪨It is believed that if anyone is a child or grandchild, they will be able to push the rock into the sea and receive the treasure buried there. But until now, no one has been able to push this rock into the sea. 📍 Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla Province #SeasideTravel

Gear takes you there, travel with Gear Gear. 1. Image 1 Street art of Uncle selling tea Location - This image is located on the route to Guan Yu Shrine, between Nakhon Nok Road and Nakhon Nai Road Highlight - The painting conveys emotions through the image, as if the image is alive, making tourists feel engaged with the picture at all times. These streets are ideal for cycling tours. Score - 10/10 2. Images 2-3 Street art on Nang Ngam Street Location - These images are located on Nang Ngam Street, opposite to Hub Seng shop, which is a morning tea shop Highlight - The paintings depict the lifestyle of Songkhla, telling the story of having breakfast, reading newspapers, and conversing. Score - 10/10 3. Images 4-7 Lyn Cafe in Songkhla's Old Town Location - 144, 146 Nakhon Nai, Bo Yang Subdistrict, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla 90000 Highlight - A cafe with a very unusual menu and fusion dishes, such as the ordered drink, Ton Namtan Soda, which is a fresh sugar taste mixed with soda and sugar cane. There are many photo spots around the shop, and the toilets are uniquely clean. Score - 10/10 4. Image 8 Maharaj Beach at Sathing Phra Location - Sathing Phra Subdistrict, Sathing Phra District, Songkhla 90190 Highlight - It's like a private beach with not many people, clean water, and clear white sand. Score - 10/10 5. Image 9 Krabong Phet Beach Location - 9FFJ+CP7, Muang Ngam Subdistrict, Singhanakhon District, Songkhla Highlight - A quiet beach, perfect for taking photos with bikinis and playing in the water, very natural. Score - 10/10 6. Images 10-12 Kao Seng Beach at Wat Khao Kao Seng Location - Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla 90000 Highlight - Beautiful rocks located on the beach, shady and very similar to the rocks at Koh Lipe, Satun. Importantly, this beach feels very private, and the lighting in photos comes out beautifully. Score - 100/10