Hatyai 2 - Wat Kuat and Lunch Time~~

After the journey underground, another few 10 minutes used to reach a Wat claimed to be built of beer bottles~ Lets see how true it is~

Even the entrance are full with bottles~





Pretty desserted~





Ala......the core is still concrete la~ Nevertheless, still pretty amazing to gather this huge amount of bottles~





It was once a famous tourist spot..... no more~

Owh....very hungry, need some nice food badly!

Its raining in the city centre of Hatyai, no choice have to take a Tut-Tut car service~





Strongly recommended by alot of internet users~ I found it ok je~





Quite spacious...





and empty~~~





Wow! super large and fresh prawns!





Oyster fried eggs...my favourite!





Yummy~





Tom Yam Gung~ very very on~





The Taufu tasted quite good~





Vermicelli with big prawns! (I mean Huge prawns!)





Fish fillet with bitter guard





Prawns must be damn cheap here....





Sweet sour pork rib.... nice nice~





Hokkien fried?! Unacceptably aweful!

Anyone with better suggestion for lunch in Hatyai? I seriously don't like the attitude of their service.......

Hatyai - Kao Nam Khang

I can never see eye to eye with communism, but here we were in the final rest place for most of the last communist of Malaya. It was more like an unplanned vacation before my brother went off to France. So, we drove all the way from Seremban to the southern region of Thailand, quite a weekend though~

After being supressed greatly by the British administration, some of the Malaya Communist went into hiding in southern Thailand, biding their time.

They even dig an underground tunnel to protect themselves from the Siamese Troop. Strange thing is, the area where they seek refuge is allegedly covered by mist all year long. Even the satellite was not able to peek sneak this place....spooky huh?~

My bro at the entrance of Kao Nam Khang





Entrance to the tunnel~





Impressive!!!





Even equipped with operation theater!





Place for them to practice shooting~





A small muzeum





These tanks were once used for rice storage.





We were told that their storage was adequate for 3 years supply of the whole army!!!





Missile head of the Siamese troop when bombing this area





This guy used to be the leader for a troop of few hundreds man!!!! Scary eh?~
and so we listened intensely and had a great lesson of history~





Picture taken when he is young~





Some of the product they sell for maintenance of this place I guess~~