The Southernmost Point of Thailand is one of Thailand’s most meaningful landmarks, both geographically and symbolically. It is not just a popular photo spot, but also represents the “end of Thailand’s road network” — the southernmost point that can be reached by car.

Geographically, it is located in Harapan Village, Yarom Subdistrict, Betong, Yala, near the border checkpoint between Thailand and Perak, Malaysia. Its uniqueness lies in being the southernmost point of Thailand by road, which differs from the true southernmost geographical point located in the sea.

The landmark features a large white marble structure engraved with the words “Southernmost of Siam” along with a map of Thailand. It reflects national identity and pride, and is centrally positioned to accommodate a steady flow of visitors.

The surrounding area has been developed into a compact tourist zone, including:

• A spacious area for parking and photography

• Souvenir shops selling items like “Southernmost of Siam” shirts and local products

• Duty-free shops reflecting the border-town atmosphere

• Local restaurants influenced by both Thai and Malaysian cuisines, including Muslim and Chinese dishes

Culturally, the area represents the diverse lifestyle of border communities, with Thai Buddhists, Thai Muslims, and people of Chinese descent living together. This creates a unique blend of languages, food, and commerce.

Additionally, the nearby border checkpoint plays an important role in trade and tourism. Some visitors choose to cross into Malaysia for a short day trip (depending on travel documents and regulations), making the area especially lively during weekends and holidays.

From a travel experience perspective, standing at this landmark feels like completing a major milestone in Thailand—similar to visiting the northernmost point in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai. As a result, it has become a bucket-list destination for many travelers.

By Car: From downtown Betong, take Sukayang Road (Highway 410) heading south, following signs to the Betong border checkpoint. The distance is  7 kilometers, with a fully paved road throughout the route.

Admission Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 05:00 AM – 06:00 PM (based on border checkpoint operating hours)