Guidebook for Hua Hin
Everything Else
great area for night stroll - food, shopping and entertainment
89 habitants recommandent
Le Grand Marché de Nuit
39/11 ถนน ชมสินธุ์great area for night stroll - food, shopping and entertainment
Shopping
Market Village HuaHin
234/1 Thanon Phet KasemGetting Around
Budget Car Rental, Hua Hin
2 Phet Kasem RoadFood Scene
Perfect for breakfasts, also lunch ok as cooked warm dishes... but best are the cakes and variety of drinks offered
21 habitants recommandent
Wilaiwan Hua Hin (วิไลวรรณ หัวหิน)
10 ซอย หนองแก-ตะเกียบPerfect for breakfasts, also lunch ok as cooked warm dishes... but best are the cakes and variety of drinks offered
open air food area with large variety of food, connected to a night market, open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday
413 habitants recommandent
Marché des cigales
159 Soi Hua Tanon21open air food area with large variety of food, connected to a night market, open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Sightseeing
Built during the reign of King Rama VI, and only a short distance from the centre of town, Hua Hin's railway station and adjacent royal waiting room are undeniably attractive. The brightly painted wooden buildings that are Thai in concept and design somehow manage to have a 'Victorian' feel to them. The story about the birth of Hua Hin as a royal seaside getaway town would be incomplete without a mention of this historic railway station. Back in the early days, there was no road access to this idyllic beach town, and train travel was a new and delightful alternative to get from Bangkok to Hua Hin instead of by boat.
101 habitants recommandent
Hua Hin Railway Station
พระปกเกล้าBuilt during the reign of King Rama VI, and only a short distance from the centre of town, Hua Hin's railway station and adjacent royal waiting room are undeniably attractive. The brightly painted wooden buildings that are Thai in concept and design somehow manage to have a 'Victorian' feel to them. The story about the birth of Hua Hin as a royal seaside getaway town would be incomplete without a mention of this historic railway station. Back in the early days, there was no road access to this idyllic beach town, and train travel was a new and delightful alternative to get from Bangkok to Hua Hin instead of by boat.
Entertainment & Activities
Black Mountain Water Park offers a fun-filled day for families and anyone needing a big splash. The park features nine different water slides, a wave pool, lazy river, beach pool, kids’ pool, and more – all set on a vast mountain-hugged landscape fronting a main-made lake just 10km north of Hua Hin.
136 habitants recommandent
Black Mountain Water Park
1 หินเหล็กไฟ 2Black Mountain Water Park offers a fun-filled day for families and anyone needing a big splash. The park features nine different water slides, a wave pool, lazy river, beach pool, kids’ pool, and more – all set on a vast mountain-hugged landscape fronting a main-made lake just 10km north of Hua Hin.
The highlight of Vana Nava water park is the largest slide in Thailand or the Abyss, to the tallest man made mountain with waterfall in Asia. Vana Nava Hua Hin covers an area around 20 Rai (3.2 hectares).
244 habitants recommandent
Vana Nava Water Jungle Hua Hin - HolidayInn Resort Hua Hin
The highlight of Vana Nava water park is the largest slide in Thailand or the Abyss, to the tallest man made mountain with waterfall in Asia. Vana Nava Hua Hin covers an area around 20 Rai (3.2 hectares).
Parks & Nature
Khao Takiab translates as ‘Chopstick Mountain’ although you may hear it being referred to as Monkey Mountain due to the monkeys that inhabit it.
the mountain is home to a hilltop temple giving way to a sensational view of Hua Hin. The start of the hike up to the temple is marked by a large bell and a flight of stairs up to the main shrine, a pagoda-like structure.
65 habitants recommandent
Khao Takiab Pier
Khao Takiab translates as ‘Chopstick Mountain’ although you may hear it being referred to as Monkey Mountain due to the monkeys that inhabit it.
the mountain is home to a hilltop temple giving way to a sensational view of Hua Hin. The start of the hike up to the temple is marked by a large bell and a flight of stairs up to the main shrine, a pagoda-like structure.