
GEYLANG RED-LIGHT DISTRICT WALKING TOUR
GEYLANG RED-LIGHT DISTRICT WALKING TOURThurs, 31st July 2025 7pm to 10pm For those on a tighter schedule ‒ or who prefer a shorter, more concise
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Embarking on a driving holiday to Hatyai and Songkla, Thailand, is an exhilarating adventure that promises a blend of culture, cuisine, and natural beauty. Located just a few hours’ drive from the Thai-Malaysian border, both these places offers a perfect escape for travellers seeking a less explored gem in Southeast Asia.
DAY 1: FRI, 15TH DEC 2023 | SINGAPORE – HATYAI
DAY 2: SAT, 16TH DEC 2023 | HATYAI – FREE & EASY! SHOP & PLAY!
(Optional: $99 only – breakfast and lunch included)
0700hrs: Wake up call & breakfast.
0800 hrs: Take the optional Songkhla Day Tour at only $99 per pax (standard pricing for all – both adults and children same price). Includes all entry fees and lunch (includes visit to Klong Hae Floating Market).
Visit to Southern Folklore Museum, Tinsulanonda Bridge, local products shops, Leaning Buddha Temple, Samila Beach, Cat & Mouse landmarks, the Golden Mermaid at Samila Beach – Songkhla’s famous landmark. And a scenic visit to Tang Kuan Hill – overlooking Samila Beach.
Lunch is included. New on this itinerary is Good Mountain Café and Klong Hae Floating Market.
1700 hrs: Depart for Hatyai
Dinner at downtown Hatyai – own cost.
DAY 4: MON, 18TH DEC 2023 | HATYAI TO SINGAPORE (BREAKFAST INCLUDED)
0700 hrs: Wake up call & breakfast.
0805 hrs: Depart for Sadao Checkpoint
Lunch at own cost at Sungei Perak R&R
0900 hrs: Convoy/Free drive to Singapore
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