Hua Hin

Stands out as a resort town of historical and royal significance, home to long stretching beaches and Klai Kangwon Palace, seamlessly blending classic charm with modern amenities.

Monsoon Valley Vineyard

Distinctive as a source of world-class wine production in the tropics with diverse enjoyable activities, including wine tasting and dining in a gorgeous vineyard setting.

Hua Hin Railway Station

Renowned for its unique colonial-style architecture utilizing red and white painted teak wood, and for being the site of the Phra Mongkut Klao Pavilion, a structure of significant historical importance.

Hua Hin Beach

Hua Hin Beach is a timeless Thai seaside retreat known for its royal heritage, white sands, and tranquil charm that continues to draw visitors from around the world.

Klai Kangwon Plalace

Historically significant as the private residence of King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) and several succeeding monarchs. It is characterized by its elegant Spanish-Italian architecture set gracefully by the sea.

Khao Takiab

Prominent as a viewpoint offering a clear panoramic vista of the Hua Hin coastline and the city, and the site of a seaside temple featuring a large standing Buddha image (Pang Ham Samut) facing the sea.

Hua Hin Night Market

Notable as the oldest night market serving as the center of Hua Hin town, and a rich source of diverse, fresh seafood, alongside affordable Street Food and souvenirs.

Cicada Market

Distinctive as a night market with a clear art and craft theme, featuring stalls from independent artists and designers selling unique creations, alongside designated areas for live music performances and engaging art activities.

Vana Nava Hua Hin Water Jungle

Distinctive for being Asia's first tropical jungle-themed water park, featuring 19 different slides and attractions, including the highest slide in Thailand, and boasting a lush landscape with over 200,000 trees.

Huay Mongkol Temple

Notable for the largest statue of Luang Pu Thuat in the world, constructed on the auspicious occasion of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit's 72nd birthday, and serving as a focal point of faith for Buddhists across the country.

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Suan Son Pradiphat Beach

Notable for its neatly planted rows of seaside pine trees stretching over 4 kilometers along the coast, creating a shady and private atmosphere, with the area managed for cleanliness and safety.

Pa La U Waterfall

A natural waterfall located in a tropical rainforest, boasting 15 tiers and being one of Thailand's best locations for viewing colorful butterflies, especially during the rainy season.

Khao Tao

A historical community recognized as the first area to receive the Royal Initiative for the construction of a freshwater reservoir and featuring secluded white-sand beaches that are less crowded than the main Hua Hin beaches.

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.

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

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.

Chatsila Market

A unique night market distinguished by its light-green canvas canopy ceiling and a layout that combines a vibrant shopping area with a vintage museum zone, all nestled under the shade of old wooden shophouses.

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.

Baan Silapin Artists Village Huahin

A creative space featuring galleries displaying a diverse range of contemporary and classic artworks, offering art workshop activities in a peaceful and friendly environment.

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.

The Chocolate Factory Hua Hin

A paradise for chocolate lovers where you can observe the fresh chocolate production process and indulge in a variety of international dishes and creatively crafted desserts.

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.

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.

Ratchapakdi Park

Notable for enshrining the seven colossal bronze statues of past Thai Kings, among the largest in the world, built on expansive grounds to be a focal point of loyalty and reverence for the Thai people.

Hua Hin Safari Adventure Park

Enjoy thrilling adventure activities and be captivated by the shows featuring elephants, tigers, crocodiles, and snakes, along with the opportunity for close encounters with friendly animals like giraffes and alpacas.

Seenspace Hua Hin

The first beachfront community mall in Hua Hin, featuring minimalist architecture and a signature infinity pool right next to the beach, which is a major landmark for photos.

Pone Kingpetch Public Park

Notable for being an important memorial site commemorating Pone Kingpetch, Thailand's first world boxing champion hero, and serving as a green space for relaxation in the heart of Hua Hin town.

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.

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.

Black Mountain Water Park

Notable for its 9 world-class water slides, a thrilling giant wave pool, and a 17-meter high tower that serves as the starting point for its most challenging rides.

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.

Hua Hin Sam Phan Nam Floating Market

Distinctive for being one of the largest man-made floating markets in Hua Hin, built with retro Thai architecture inspired by the early Rattanakosin period, featuring long wooden bridges and walkways alongside the canal for a classic ambiance.

Kailone Cave

A cave that uniquely blends Buddhist faith and natural wonder, housing the Benjamahaphotisat Chedi inside its main chamber, which is dramatically illuminated by a large skylight creating a sacred atmosphere.

Klai Kangwon Beach

A beach of historical importance due to its proximity to the Klai Kangwon Palace, ensuring the area is well-maintained, featuring fine sand and relatively calm waters.

Khao Hin Lek Fai

Notable for being the highest viewpoint in Hua Hin town, featuring 6 separate viewing platforms to observe the surrounding landscape, especially the sight of the sunrise over the Gulf of Thailand and the entire Hua Hin city.

Black Sheep Farm Hua Hin

Distinctive for being a compact sheep farm that features a variety of adorable animals and offers a backdrop of lush green fields complete with photo spots that mimic a European countryside cottage style.

Sai Noi Beach

Notable as a small beach that retains its tranquility and privacy, featuring rocky outcrops and hills as a backdrop, and situated close to the Khao Tao Reservoir, a large freshwater source.

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.

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.