A Day in Songkhla Old Town

Exploring Songkhla Old Town means getting a dose of ancient vibes mixed with modern cafe culture—this spot is Seriously Instagrammable 😍 Just wander along the narrow lanes (cloudy skies and all!), and you’ll find yourself surrounded by wall art everywhere, perfect for those “I-was-here” shots. The architecture is a cool blend, from antique shophouses to modern touches, with the landmark clock popping in the streetscape ⏰.

Top Spots to Visit:
• Songkhla Old Town (5HWQ+3X9, Raman, Bo Yang, Mueang Songkhla) is all about art-filled streets, local life, and chill vibes. Open 7:00–17:00 all year.
• Must-stop: Moooon Cafe—coffee here is top-notch and pastries are on point. Their lemon lingue is a total standout, trust me! It’s cozy with both indoor and outdoor seating, ideal for a rainy day photo session with cultural backdrops.

Traveler’s Tip:
If you love urban murals, take your time walking—the street art changes with every corner. Rainy days? No worries; streets are still lively and most cafes offer shelter plus great chill spots! Bring a small umbrella or raincoat to keep your shoot game strong.

Getting Around:
Songkhla Old Town is best explored on foot—everything’s walkable and you’ll catch more quirky details this way. Local tuk-tuks are cheap for short hops if needed.

Food Recs:
Besides Moooon Cafe, check out nearby bakeries and noodle bars for wallet-friendly local flavors. Cafes here seriously up your coffee game.

Quick Tips:
Cash is king in small shops/cafes. Weather can flip—pack light but include rain gear.

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Post by Lilian Ong Li Luan | Oct 26, 2025