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Things To Do in Hua Hin
Cicada Market is an artist's paradise. An open-air market that sells handicrafts, small kitschy items, and products developed by independent artists, it is an integral part of any visit to Hua Hin. It is located next to Hyatt Regency in Kao Takiab and can be reached by green Saenthaew’s. The market is open only on weekends.
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The name ‘Hua Hin’ originates from the words ‘stone head’ due to the large rock formations visible from the beach and located right at the end. The mesmerizing beach is a 4-kilometer-long white sand paradise with a view of the Gulf of Thailand. It is popular for watersports like water skiing, banana boat, jet skiing, and parasailing.
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Monsoon Valley Vineyard or Hua Hin Hills Vineyard is popular for wine tours starting from 1700 THB. Visitors can enter the large property from breakfast until lunch hours and indulge in the food and wine served at the restaurant cum cafe.
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The Vana Nava Water Jungle is Asia’s first themed water jungle cum park. With over twenty attractions that comprise of rides, slides, as well as Thailand’s first professional underwater studio, the jungle is an excellent combination of nature and modern technology.
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Hua Hin's central market is a favorite of locals and tourists alike; this night market starts from Petchkasem Road, up to the railway line. Delicious food cooked right in front of your eyes can be sampled at the various stalls at the market. In addition, vendors can be found selling their small souvenirs and goods at stalls at affordable prices. The entrance to this market is a bit tricky to find but the small entrance can be found on Petchkasem Road in-between Dechannut Road and Soi 74.
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Hua Hin’s Rajabhakti Park is a tribute to the royal dynasties of Thailand. It honors Thai kings from the Sukhothai period to the current Chakri Dynasty. The park is dominated by bronze statues of seven notable kings. The base of the statues houses a museum that focuses on Thai royal history and the lives of the seven kings.
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Run by the non-profit Hustadin organization, the Hustadin Elephant Foundation takes care of elephants rescued from abandonment or tourism industries. Tourists can interact with the elephants and get firsthand experiences in taking care of them. Located within the compound of a temple, the area is also classified as a Buddhist place of worship.
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Khao Hin Lek Fai Mountain & Viewpoint is a popular scenic spot located in Hua Hin. Also known as Flintstone Hill, this viewpoint offers panoramic views of Hua Hin town, its pristine beaches, and the surrounding countryside. It also features a park with walking trails, benches, and pavilions. You can either drive or hike up the well-maintained paths leading to the top. The climb is relatively easy and suitable for most fitness levels.
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The Hua Hin Market Village is the seaside town’s first and largest shopping complex. The mall offers tourists an addition to the open-air night markets in Hua Hin with its air-conditioned shopping experience and numerous restaurants and cafes. There are over 100 shops selling a variety of clothes, electronics, and other products.
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Situated in the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, the Phraya Nakhon Cave is one of the most mysterious caves in Thailand. The mystery of the place owes to the fact that the cave is a little hard to reach, and not a lot of visitors manage to reach the stunning site. A revered Royal golden meeting hall, built for Rama V is the main highlight once you reach the main area.
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Wat Huay Mongkol is a temple dedicated to the famous monk Luang Phor Thuad, located on the outskirts of Hua Hin. The monk who lived 400 years ago is shrouded in many stories speaking about the miracles he performed. The Huay Mongkol Temple marks a massive statue of monk Luang Phor Thuad who sits on a mound that can be accessed by a long set of stairs.
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Visiting a spa in Hua Hin offers a blissful escape and an opportunity to indulge in relaxation and rejuvenation. Hua Hin is home to a variety of world-class spas that provide a range of treatments, from traditional Thai massages to holistic wellness therapies. Among the most renowned is the Chiva-Som International Health Resort, Barai Spa at the Hyatt Regency Hua Hin, Anantara Spa at Anantara Hua Hin Resort, Let's Relax Spa, etc.
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Perched on 272m Chopstick Hill jutting out into the Gulf of Thailand, Wat Khao Takiap is a magnificent Buddhist temple. The shrine is dedicated to Guan Yin, the Boddhisattva of mercy and compassion who owns a thousand arms. The temple overlooks the Gulf of Thailand and offers a magnificent vista as far as Cha-Am Beach in the distance. It also boasts the iconic 20m tall golden Buddha statue built amid the hill facing the sea.
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Khao Takiab Beach is a 1.5km white sand beach in Hua Hin. The shallow waters make swimming here tricky, but the hill offers shaded areas to enjoy the sight of the large expanse of water. Visitors can also enjoy sunbathing, horse riding, and jet skiing at the beach.
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Located near its elder sibling Cicada Market on the outskirts of Hua Hin, Tamarind Market is a bustling night market. It comes alive every afternoon with lines of stalls for food and drinks. You will find filling meals at extremely pocket-friendly prices across many cuisines, including Chinese, Malay, Indian, and even your regular pizza and pasta, but primarily Thai.
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Khao Sam Roi Yot is the very first marine national park of Thailand located near the southwestern coast of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. With Hua Hin in its proximity, this National Park is a nature lover’s paradise. Also known as ‘the mountain with 3 hundred peaks’, this place is blessed with different ecosystems making it a likeable tourist attraction.
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Suan Son Pradipat is a picturesque beach in Hua Hin which gets its name from the lush forestation of oak pine trees that grow here. Because it is located in a military zone under the supervision of the Royal Thai Army’s Infantry Center, the beach is quiet, calm, and less crowded than others. Stop and savor the skeleton of a Bryde’s whale displayed at the beach entrance.
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Spread over a sprawling 10-acre area, the Black Mountain Water Park comprises nine water slides, a kid's pool, a wave pool, the lazy river along with a golf course of its own. It is situated in close proximity to the Black Mountain Cable-Ski Lake, an artificial lake present in between the Black Mountain region boundaries.
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Joining a cooking class in Hua Hin offers a delightful way to immerse yourself in Thai culture. Many cooking schools in Hua Hin are set in charming, scenic locations, often featuring open-air kitchens and lush garden surroundings. These classes provide hands-on experiences where you can discover the techniques and ingredients. Some popular classes are Thai Cooking Course Hua Hin, Blue Lotus Learning Center at the Evason Hua Hin Resort, etc.
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Hua Hin Artists Village, better known as Baan Sillapin, is an excellent art-themed retreat just 5km away from the main center. There are 15 art families in the village; most have their traditional studios on the site. The artworks on exhibition in these studios include clay sculptures, paintings, woodcarving, photography, pencil sketches, watercolor, oil painting, jewelry, and handicraft items. Several of the items which are on display are also for sale.
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Bluport is Hua Hin’s first-ever resort shopping mall with an enormous beachfront dual-storey space dedicated to high-end retail stores, gourmet markets and a cinema complex. Conveniently located on the town’s main highway, this futuristic mall comprises over 1,000 outlets for branded and boutique clothing, jewellery, furnishings, homeware, beauty and wellness hubs, as well as food courts, a port walk and a department store.
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Klai Kangwon Palace is a royal residence built in 1926 by King Rama VII as a summer retreat for the Thai royal family. While the palace is still occasionally used by the royal family, parts of it are open to the public. You can explore the gardens and view the palace exteriors. The palace is situated along the Gulf of Thailand, offering picturesque sea views.
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The Pran Buri Forest Park, having a mix of mangrove, deciduous and pine trees, was established as a forest recovery project in 1982. Travellers can explore the forests by boat, go on a boardwalk over the mangrove forests, and spy on crabs and mudskippers at low tide. A watchtower along the boardwalk is perfect for catching glimpses of, among others, the four types of kingfishers at the park.
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The Hua Hin Jazz Festival is an annual international affair to enjoy the true jazz experience. It features performances by well-known local and international artists from top jazz and blues bands, with stages set upright on Hua Hin Beach. The festival is usually celebrated from late May to early June. The performances take place on two stages: the Beach Stage and the Open Stage.
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A stunning cave called Tham Khao Luang Cave is nestled amidst natural beauty and serene beaches. It is famous because of its numerous Buddha shrines found within the cave. This cave is adorned with Buddha statues, stalactites hanging from the roof, and multiple stupas.
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Pranburi beach is a natural beach located to the west of the Gulf of Siam. It is easily accessible from the resort town of Hua Hin that lies at a distance of mere 20 miles. Visitors who aspire to relax amidst sand, sun and sea find it irresistible on account of its unspoilt beauty and clean surroundings sans the commercialisation.
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Situated in the Prachuabkirikhan province, Khao Tao village is nestled between mountains and fishing grounds. It is visited for its numerous beaches, resorts, and sites. The quiet mountain vibes and the calm inland lake add to the serenity of this village.
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Located close to the city centre, Hua Hin Railway station was originally built in 1910. It is one of the oldest railway stations in Thailand. A small railway junction, it now primarily is a tourist attraction with an ornate building, the Royal Waiting Room, in the centre of the station that tourists can explore. Few trains run across this station throughout the week.
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Kaeng Krachan National Park is one of the most beautiful parks on the outskirts of Hua Hin. It is a continuation of the Tanintharyi Nature Reserve of Myanmar, which can be reached via a vehicle just under two hours from Bangkok. The lofty mountain, spectacular waterfalls and dark caves within the Kaeng Krachan National Park make it a natural area worth visiting.
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Situated in the Hua Hin district of Thailand, Seenspace Huahin is a popular beachfront shopping mall developed and designed on the concept of Eat, Lay, Play, Relax. The lifestyle mall is a fusion of shops, restaurants and clothing brands blended together with the beachview and modern architectural space.
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The Venezia is a popular shopping destination and a theme park located in the town of Hua Hin that offers a host of activities and attractions to the visitors. It is based entirely on the city of Venice in Italy replete with the Grand Canal and gondolas, thus giving a taste of the far off exotic city to the local inhabitants of Thailand.
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Easily located in the town of Hua Hin in Cha-am of Phetchaburi Province, the Mrigadayavan Palace is the former summer residence of King Vajiravudh or King Rama VI of Thailand. The sea facing palace is encircled by well-manicured gardens around stilted pathways. One can walk around and admire the architecture of the palace even when it's on a refurbishing tenure as of now.
After making your way to Hua Hin, cool off by heading straight to the beach. Hua Hin has plenty of beaches to choose from. Hua Hin Beach is perfect if you are looking for a lively beach. And for a more secluded beach, head to Suan Son Pradhiphat, Cha Am, or Khao Takiab. Cha Am is home to a stunning seaside palace, Mrigadayavan Palace, built by Rama VI and is open to the public.
And as the sun sets and the hunger strikes, explore the night market, Cicada Market, which is an artist’s haven. Just like other Thai markets, this market also features an array of Thai dishes, handcrafted artefacts, trinkets, and handicrafts. There’s also a beer garden, where one can indulge in a variety of drinks.
Day 2: Exploring the city of Hua HinStart the day early by paying a visit to Khao Takiab. The “Chapstick Mountain” or the “Monkey Mountain. It has a hilltop temple that is accessible by climbing a flight of stairs, which also offers sensational views of the fishing village and the ocean from the top.
After this, head to the Plearn Wan shopping village that is designed in the 1960s Thai-style and features wooden buildings, old-style shops, and vintage cars.
From here, go to the Venezia, a Venice-themed village shopping area that comes with a ridable canal, San Marco’s bell tower, several fountains, fun-fair, European-themed eatery joints, and an art gallery.
And to close the day off, take an evening walk by the Hua Hin railway station famed for its Thai-designed concept mixed with a Victorian aura, which is a must-visit for every traveller.