[2025 Songkhla Attraction] Travel Guide for Thale Noi Waterbird Park (Updated Jun)

Thousands of pink water lilies as far as the eye can see. Sitting on a longtail boat gliding through this beguiling landscape, it’s impossible not to be moved by the natural beauty of Thale Noi. #themepark #urbanexplorer #skiadventure #staycation #nationalpark #awesomepic

#SongkranTrip Ekkachai Bridge or the official name is the 80th Anniversary Chalermprakiat Bridge on December 5, 2007. It is a bridge that many people know as one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Thailand. It is the longest bridge in Thailand, with a length of 5.4 kilometers (the road length is 14 kilometers). This route starts from Tambon Talenoi, Amphoe Khuan Khanun, Phatthalung Province, and goes all the way to Amphoe Ranot, Songkhla Province, along the line between Talenoi and Taleluang of Songkhla Lake. The highlight is the elevated bridge section that crosses the wetlands, where you can see the water and land as far as the eye can see on both sides. It is beautiful. No one can resist stopping their car to take in the view and 📸 taking pictures. #Mr.Tourist #FamilyTrip #SeaTrip

My trip to Thale Noi in Phattalung was like stepping into a dream! I arrived early in the morning to catch the sunrise, and the view was breathtaking. The lake was calm and peaceful, with pink lotus flowers blooming everywhere. It looked like a sea of pink floating on the water—absolutely magical! I hopped onto a small boat for a tour, gliding gently across the lake. As we moved through the lotus flowers, I could see so many birds flying around. Thale Noi is famous for its birdlife, and I felt like I was in a nature documentary, spotting birds like herons and egrets up close! The boat ride was so relaxing. The guide told us stories about the lake and pointed out interesting spots. At one point, we even passed by some water buffaloes cooling off in the water. They looked so happy and calm, just enjoying the lake like us! The whole experience felt like pure paradise—flowers, birds, and nature all around. Thale Noi is such a hidden gem, and it’s one of the most peaceful, beautiful places I’ve ever visited. If you love nature, you have to visit Thale Noi! #phattalung #thalenoi #nature #travel

#songkran2024 Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the tranquil waters of Thale Noi, Thailand's enchanting lake sanctuary. A boat ride here is a gateway to pristine natural beauty, offering glimpses of vibrant birdlife and lush wetlands. Glide serenely past floating lotus fields and verdant mangrove forests, immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of this ecological wonderland. The rhythmic paddling guides you through a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds, with migratory birds like egrets and herons painting the sky. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or a casual observer, the Thale Noi boat ride is an unforgettable experience that promises to rejuvenate the soul amidst Thailand's natural splendor.

#summerdream I must say that this is another place to visit in Phatthalung that if you go there, you must stop by. Thale Noi is a wetland that has been registered as the first Ramsar site in Thailand. And with its abundance, it is a tourist attraction with both natural value and local cultural value. Anyone who goes can stop by to buy souvenirs to take home. There are products made from water hyacinth, try fish eggs, and take some back with you, you won't be disappointed.

#Where to travel this summer #Waiting for the day to travel #Southern team #Missing nature #Sunrise viewing point #Talay Noi Phatthalung "Talay Noi @ Patthalung" 🌞We will take you to see Talay Noi or Songkhla Lake, but it is in Phatthalung. This trip, we woke up at 4 am to get on the boat at 5 am to see the first light of the day. It was so beautiful. It was worth waking up early. The orange light of the rising sun cut across the horizon and the water. The moon had not set yet. We could see both the rising sun and the setting moon. It was amazing, Unseen Thailand. 🐃Another highlight is the "water buffalo". The buffalo here do not plow the fields or use physical labor. The buffalo here swim, dive, exercise, and find algae to eat underwater. 🪷 There is also a red lotus field here. We got to pick red lotus with our own hands. The water is not very deep. We just pulled a little bit and got beautiful lotus flowers. The people here allow us to pull them because there are so many. They will keep coming back.

If you're looking for a beautiful and off-the-beaten-path destination to explore in Thailand, I highly recommend checking out Patthalung. This charming town is surrounded by lush mountains and features stunning natural attractions like the Thale Noi Waterbird Park, where you can see a variety of migratory birds, and the stunning Khao Ok Thalu mountain. Patthalung also has a rich cultural heritage, with ancient temples and historical sites that are worth exploring. Plus, the town has a relaxed and laid-back vibe that is perfect for getting away from the hustle and bustle of city life. So, if you want to experience the natural beauty and culture of Thailand in a unique and authentic way, definitely add Patthalung to your travel itinerary! #tripblazers #awesomepic

Thale Noi :: or Thale Noi Bird Park is a freshwater lake about 5 kilometers wide, connected to Songkhla Lake. Activities that should not be missed are boat trips, bird watching, lotus watching, buffalo watching, and long-tail boat rides to see the view of the huge red lotus pond. What is really beautiful are the birds, all kinds of white birds flying around. I recommend that you come here to take beautiful photos. The buffalo here are quite thin, some of them have visible bones, which is pitiful because there is not enough grass for the large number of buffalo. #MissingNature #SecretLocation #WaitingForTheDayToDepart

Thale Noi or Thale Noi Bird Park is a freshwater lake covering an area of ​​approximately 17,500 rai, approximately 5 kilometers wide and 6 kilometers long. It is located in Nang Tung and Thale Noi sub-districts, Khuan Khanun district, Phatthalung province. It is connected to Songkhla Lake by the 2-kilometer-long Khlong Nang Riam. On the west side of the lake are houses of about 2,000 households. On the east, north and south sides are peat swamp forests and grasslands. Thale Noi was declared the Thale Noi Wildlife Sanctuary on February 18, 1975, making it the first wildlife sanctuary in Thailand. It is under the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The area around Thale Noi covers an area of ​​approximately 285,625 rai, and is the Khuan Khi Sian swamp area. It is the first wetland of international importance, or Ramsar site, in Thailand and number 948 in the register of wetlands of international importance in the Ramsar Convention. This wetland covers three provinces: Phatthalung, Songkhla and Nakhon Si Thammarat. The area along the lake consists of rice fields, peat swamp forests, grasslands, and small seas covered with aquatic plants such as water hyacinth, galangal, water hyacinth, various lotuses, and floating plants. The average depth is 1.25 meters. The wildlife that lives there are 287 species of water birds, 26 species of reptiles, and 6 species of mammals. There are also resident birds and seasonal migratory birds such as egrets, egrets, white storks, red storks, little cormorants, storks, ducks, pelicans, seagulls, egrets, red storks, etc. The period from January to April is the time when there are the most birds, about a hundred thousand. The period from March to May is the red lotus season. Boat trips to see water buffalo are usually held from December to February.