Thailand is a Bike Friendly nation @ Haatyai Municipal Park |
Morning breakfast at Bhava Residences |
Bike path on Route 407 |
Wat Khok Nao |
Bike path within the inner roads leading to Haatyai Municipal Park |
The climb to the Phra Phutthamongkol Maharat at Haatyai Municipal Park begins ! |
Pavillion near our first pit stop |
View of the switchback from the pavillion. Riding downhill is an Australian from Perth. He has been touring on his Dahon fixie, 14 inch wheelers from Singapore to Thailand ! |
View of the city from our next pitstop.....right after the switchbacks! Category 4 climbs are tough on Bromptons!!! |
Gateway to Haatyai City Bhodisattva Guanyin. As this is a long stairwell, most will take the bus ride up and hop off at the other entrance. |
View of the city from the viewing deck |
Viewing deck with background view of Bhodisattva Guanyin |
Enter the dragon's mouth |
The laughing Buddha |
Jade Emperor |
The deities with the 12 zodiac characters |
View of the city and the endless flight of stairs to the Standing Buddha |
Standing Buddha |
An observatory and an easier route via road to the Standing Buddha |
Another place of worship near the Standing Buddha |
City view |
It is very windy at the hilltop with little tree covers. There's a cable car service for 200 Baht return trip to another hilltop where The Four Face Buddha is located |
Wind chimes |
Suspension bridge at Haatyai Municipal Park |
Serene lake at Haatyai Municipal Park |
Cables criss crossed overhead is a common sight in Thailand |
Found Somchai abandoned on the streets of Haatyai |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Bike shop next to our lunch place |
Dinner |
If only we can read Thai @ https://maps.app.goo.gl/i9C9Rbi3XZ6YvUxx8 |
Out of this world Prawn Red Curry at Restaurant Payad |
Greenway Night Market |
Restaurant Payad
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