Dates are flexible. This day-by-day plan is provisional until you choose exact travel dates.
Start at Asean Night Bazaar Hatyai in Kho Hong, allowing roughly 5:45–7:30 PM to browse clothing, souvenirs, snacks, and the food stalls. It is easiest to reach by tuk-tuk or Grab from central Hat Yai; allow about 10–15 minutes in light traffic, longer around dinner time. Bring small Thai baht notes, as many stalls prefer cash. Have a light meal here rather than filling up—the best part is trying several small portions.
Continue to Khlong Hae Floating Market, around 15–25 minutes away by Grab or tuk-tuk depending on traffic. Boats serve grilled seafood, noodles, sweets, and drinks along the canal, with typical food spending around ฿150–300 per person. The market’s opening days and boat vendors can vary by season, so verify locally before setting out; if it is operating, arrive with cash and expect crowds around the busiest food lanes. Afterward, head downtown to Lee Garden Plaza Night Market, usually another 15–20 minutes by car, for an easy stroll through dessert, snack, and shopping stalls until about 10:15 PM.
Finish at Chill Bar Hatyai in central Hat Yai, a short walk or quick tuk-tuk ride from the plaza. Budget approximately ฿250–500 per person for drinks and casual Thai food, and confirm current hours on the day since late-night schedules can change. Keep the evening flexible: the three market stops are best enjoyed at an unhurried pace, and traffic between Khlong Hae and downtown can be slow on busy nights.
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