City Pillar Shrine (Chao Por Lak Muang) is characterized by a pole that measures 105 centimeters in diameter. The pillar is placed on a round base as well as carved in Thai patterns, and then lacquered and gilded around the base on the upper floor of the area. In the center is a sculpture of an ancient warrior holding a shield and sword. It is believed to be the spirit of one of the generals of King Taksin the Great, as for the top of the city pillar is carved into a 4-faced Brahma, His Majesty graciously bestowed the top of the City Pillar on May 18, 1962, and since then, this place has become the center of the mind. Yala people finally left and after worshiping the City Pillar Don't forget to take a walk around the tetrahedron building. It was built as a park that is shady and beautiful. On one side is a large pond with abundant fish, and tourists can feed the fish. In addition, Yala province will hold a celebration of the City Pillar Shrine, a fair of various government agencies...

Central Mosque of Yala or Raototunyanna Mosque On Sunday morning at the Great Mosque of Yala Province or what is called “Raototunyanna Mosque,” you will see a picture of Thai Muslim people from many nearby and distant areas come to perform religious activities, study religion, learn about the provisions that Muslim people should practice inside the graceful mosque which has become one of the prides of the southern people by implication.

This temple is a very important temple in Yala because it is the location of the Srivichai Museum, which is a collection of valuable antiques. In the field of Field Marshal Plaek Phibunsongkhram, the name was changed from "Wat Na Tham" to "Wat Khuha Phimuk". For the history of this temple Back in the reign of King Mongkut, Phraya Yaring built the city of Yala to set up a government office at Ban Tha Sap, Tha Sap Subdistrict and a temple was built on the edge of the mountain in front of the cave. At present, this temple has attracted the attention of Yala people as well as tourists from neighboring countries who come to see the value of this religious attraction.

Located on Phutthapoomwithi Road in downtown Yala, within the shrine are enshrined images like Chao Mae Kor Neaw, Phar Mor, Pae Kong and other amuletsthat are respected by the people. Every year during the Chinese New Year, 15 days are held a parade of Phra Lui Fai, which has a large number of believers attending the event.