Dannok, located in Sadao District, Songkhla, is a bustling border town connecting Thailand and Malaysia. Every day, many people travel through here, either heading to Malaysia or returning to Thailand. If you find yourself in Dannok frequently, here are 4 chill spots you must visit to enjoy a variety of fun experiences.

1. Dinosaur Park at Asian Cultural Village @ Dannok

This is a highlight of Dannok! Step back in time to the Jurassic era with lifelike dinosaur models from various species. Enjoy learning about their history while exploring the park. There’s also a fun zone for kids, filled with activities, and a cowboy village for a nostalgic walk. Perfect for a family day out!

2. Ganesh Temple (Vinayagar Temple)

Home to the largest Ganesh statue in southern Thailand, this temple is a marvel. Located in Dannok, Sadao, it was built with over 30 million baht. The statue stands 30 meters tall, with a 20-meter-wide base, and is made of real gold, reflecting its sacred significance. Below the statue, you can also find Buddha and deity statues for worship.

3. Dannok Plaza Market (200 Room Market)

Known locally as the 200 Room Market, this is a shopping paradise. It offers a wide range of goods, including delicious Thai, Malaysian, and rare local foods, clothing, bags, shoes, and household items, all at unbeatable prices. If you love shopping, this is the place to be!

4. Sky Loft by Skyline Pub

Looking for a place to relax with a cold drink? Sky Loft welcomes travelers to enjoy a cozy atmosphere with delicious food and a variety of beverages. It’s an easy spot to find, whether you want to unwind after work or simply enjoy a meal. Don’t miss out on this relaxing experience!

These are the top 4 spots in Dannok, Sadao, perfect for anyone passing through this charming border town. Whether you’re preparing to cross into Malaysia or just came back and need a break, these places offer something for everyone. And remember, for a comfortable stay, book your room at Satit Grand View Hotel in Dannok. It’s easy to book a room!