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Prasat Ban Thanon Hak

It is an ancient site that shows the influence of the Khmer Empire in the lower northeastern region. There are also valuable artifacts discovered, such as a beautiful gold jewelry crypt that is approximately 900 years old and is displayed at the Phimai National Museum.

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Hua Hin Teak Night Market

A night market that emphasizes a variety of fashion, seafood, and local cuisine in a quieter location than the main city markets, making it ideal for a relaxed evening stroll and finding delicious street food.

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Khao Noi Temple

An ancient temple distinguished by the sacred Chedi Si Mongkhon and offering a stunning panoramic perspective of Hua Hin city, the Gulf of Thailand, and the surrounding mountains.

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Prince Chumphon Khet Udomsak Palace Laem Sing

This is a vital place of worship for the Royal Thai Navy personnel and the general public, featuring a magnificent, sweeping view of Laem Sing Beach and the bay.

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Khao Tao Reservoir

A legacy of King Rama IX's benevolence, it is the first freshwater reservoir constructed by the sea in Thailand, featuring a striking Royal Pavilion and a paved path ideal for walking and cycling.

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Prasat Nang Ram

Prasat Nang Ram is an ancient Khmer temple dating back to the 16th-17th Buddhist centuries. It was built in the Bapuan style and is an important religious site that demonstrates the influence of Khmer civilization in the lower northeastern region of Thailand.

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The Khao Tao Rocky Isles

Two imposing rock islands standing in the sea off Hua Hin–Khao Tao, known for their interesting geological structure and as a site with relatively intact shallow coral reefs and diverse fish populations.

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Memory House Cafe Hua Hin

A minimalist white barn design surrounded by colorful, fluffy meadows and a beautiful backdrop of the reservoir, featuring numerous attractive photo props like picnic settings, swings, and floral arches.

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Fort Pairee Pinat

An ancient historic site that remains structurally complete and architecturally beautiful, situated on a small hill by the sea, offering clear views of the estuary and Laem Sing cape.

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Royal Initiative Field Center

This learning center and agricultural tourism destination applies the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy and the New Theory to integrated farming. It is a place for relaxation and learning about sustainable agricultural practices in Nakhon Ratchasima Province.

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Khao Takiab Pier

A strategically important pier designed to connect Hua Hin and Pattaya across the Gulf of Thailand, significantly reducing travel time. Though the ferry service is currently inactive, the pier remains a great spot for sea views and accessing Khao Takiab attractions.

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Tamarind Market

A large, weekend-only food market featuring a massive variety of affordable Thai and international street food, spacious communal seating areas, and continuous live acoustic/folk music for a cozy dining experience.

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Nang Rum Island

Koh Nang Rum offers a perfect escape with its stunning, pristine turquoise waters and spotlessly clean white sand.

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Khao Krailat Temple

An ancient local temple perched on a hill, housing a replica of the Buddha's Footprint and offering a stunning viewpoint where you can clearly see the long Hua Hin beach and the large standing Buddha statue on the neighboring Khao Takiab hill

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Hua Hin Temple

A sacred site and spiritual heart of Hua Hin with a history dating back to the reign of King Rama V, and the place of worship for Luang Pu Nak, a highly revered monk of great compassion.

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Had Chom Tawan

A relaxing tourist attraction on the banks of Lam Plai Mat Reservoir, which is like a 'beach' in Siang Sang District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, stands out with its beautiful scenery, perfect for swimming, watching the sunset, and camping.

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Soi Bintabaht Walking Street

Distinguished by its unique night-time commerce and social atmosphere, distinct from the typical night market, offering a perfect blend of international dining and cozy bars playing soft music.

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Koh Singto

Distinguished by its unique natural landscape resembling a lion, it is a renowned snorkeling spot with abundant coral reefs and fish, making it a hidden gem in the Hua Hin sea.

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Huai Sat Yai Cooperative Village Project

It is a successful community development project following the Royal Initiative, creating sustainable primary occupations (dairy farming and agriculture) and serving as the gateway to Pa La-U, a significant habitat for wild elephant herds along the Tanaosi mountain range.

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San Pu Ta Shrine and Lotus Field Bridge

It stands out with the shrine of the revered grandfather of the community and a long wooden walkway bridge in the middle of a lotus field, with a backdrop of rice fields and natural ponds. It is perfect for capturing a simple but charming atmosphere.

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Khao Kalok

A prominent natural landmark in Pranburi, recognized for its skull-like shape and offering a short but steep hike that rewards visitors with a stunning panoramic view of the Gulf of Thailand and a tranquil beach.

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Pranburi Beach

Distinguished by its tranquility and the long stretch of clean beach, complemented by casuarina and coconut trees providing shade along the entire length, ideal for those looking to escape urban crowds.

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Thanarat Camp

A massive military base and the command center for Thai infantry training, which holds immense historical significance, and is the location of important national heroes' monuments.

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Prang Khonburi

Prang Khoraburi, an ancient Khmer temple built during the reign of King Jayavarman VII, is an important religious site that uses laterite as the main material for its construction. It is one of the 102 hospitals that he ordered to be built.

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Thale Thung Fa Pha Nong Kok

Thale Thung Fa Pha is a large marsh in Kham Thale So District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It has a wide, lake-like landscape, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the waterside scenery.

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Prang Ku

Prang Ku, Nakhon Ratchasima, is a small Khmer-era ancient site built of laterite around the 18th Buddhist century. It is assumed to have served as an "Arokayasala," or hospital, for citizens and travelers in the past.

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Pranburi River Mouth

It is a hub for the freshest catch from the sea and the authentic charm of local fishing life, featuring long, serene beaches and a selection of beautiful accommodations.

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Pranburi Forest Park

It is distinguished by its wooden nature trail through one of the most intact mangrove forests in the country, complemented by a tranquil beach suitable for relaxation and outdoor activities in a cool, shady environment.

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Prasat Mueang Kao

Prasat Muang Kao is one of the "Arokayasala," or hospitals, that King Jayavarman VII of the Khmer Empire ordered to be built in the 18th Buddhist century. It is considered an ancient site that shows the influence of Khmer civilization on the route from Angkor to Phimai.

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Temple Thammachak Semaram Temple Phra Non

One of the most important ancient temples in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, from the Dvaravati period, houses the largest and oldest sandstone reclining Buddha in Thailand, estimated to be over 1,300 years old.

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Ancient city in Korat subdistrict

Nakhon Ratchasima's ancient Khmer civilization site is home to three important historical sites: Prasat Non Ku, Prasat Mueang Khaek, and Prasat Muang Kao, reflecting the former glory of "Korat Pura."

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Prasat Muang Khaek

Prasat Muang Khaek is a large and important ancient site in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Although only the foundations of the building remain, it is notable for its Khmer architecture and art, reflecting the city's past prosperity.

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Khao Kalok Temple

It is the revered site of a large Buddha image and a prominent viewpoint that clearly overlooks the beach and rock formations of Khao Kalok, complete with intriguing legends that add a mysterious charm to the place.

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Prasat Non Ku

Prasat Non Ku is a small group of ancient sites built in accordance with Hindu beliefs in the pre-Phimai period. It is notable for its brick base and the library, which still retains traces of intricate sandstone carvings.

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Huay Bong Wind Farm

The largest wind turbine field in Thailand is a major source of wind power generation in the country and a landmark for taking photos with the scenery of wind turbines lined up amidst mountains and the vast sky.

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Sikhu Sandstone Historical Quarry

The Sikhiu Stone Site is an ancient sandstone site that shows evidence of large-scale stone extraction for use in building stone castles in the Khmer culture from the 15th to 18th Buddhist centuries, such as Prasat Muang Khaek. It is considered an important historical source of raw materials in the region.

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Lam Takhong Dam

A large earthen dam on the main road of Mittraphap Road, with a view of a vast reservoir surrounded by mountains, suitable for stopping to rest, take photos, and watch the sunrise/sunset.

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Mueang Phon Garden

It is a restaurant, a conservation agricultural garden, and a relaxing resort where you can watch the sun set behind the mountain ridge in the evening.

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Wat Khao Chan Ngam

Wat Khao Chan Ngam is a peaceful place for meditation, nestled in a large sandstone formation. It is also home to a "4,000-year-old rock formation," an important historical and archaeological site.

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Lamtakhong Wind Turbine Generators

The giant wind turbine viewing point atop Khao Yai Thiang, part of EGAT's Lam Takhong Chonlapawatana Power Plant, offers a beautiful bird's-eye view of the Lam Takhong Reservoir. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the wind is cool and refreshing, and it is an important energy learning center.

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Khung Sai Beach

A hidden beach accessible via a short hiking trail, featuring massive rock cliffs and small caves along the shore, creating a tranquil atmosphere like a private beach.

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Pranburi Walking Street

A vibrant gathering spot for diverse and delicious food, including fresh seafood and local delicacies, all set within an old market atmosphere that perfectly blends contemporary and local culture

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Wat Ban Rai

This temple is famous for being the residence of Luang Por Khun Parisuttho, a famous former monk, and for being the location of the Thep Witthayakhom Temple, a large elephant sculpture building situated in the middle of a pond.

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Pranburi Reservoir

A massive earth-filled dam that is a crucial water source for the province, featuring a wide expanse of water contrasting with the dam's ridge and the surrounding mountains, making it a picturesque and peaceful spot for watching the sunrise and sunset.

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