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Hua Hin
Hua Hin Travel Information
Only three hours by car from Bangkok this tranquil fishing village, with its five mile long beach and fantastic local seafood, provides an ideal getaway from the sticky metropolis. One of Thailand's oldest resorts, Hua Hin was discovered in the early 1920s by King Rama VII and soon became a favourite of the Royal family and Thailand's aristocracy. Many of Bangkok's elite built beachfront summer homes along this curving sandy bay, contributing to the resort's prestige.
While Hua Hin remains a Royal and high society favourite, it has developed in recent years by deftly combining the attractions of an international destination with its distinctive charm. The hectic development based largely on tourist dollars has been avoided, and the town still has a flourishing fishing port. Easy access from Bangkok by train has ensured Hua Hin's growth with Thais as well as foreign tourists. It's a place to relax, take a stroll, eat great seafood and chill out...
Where to Stay in Hua Hin - Hua Hin Hotels
The hotels and resorts found in Hua Hin, Cha-Am and Pranburi count among the finest. From affordable accommodation to luxury retreats, this is the authoritative guide to choosing a hotel.
Hua Hin Beaches
While fairly narrow, there's always plenty of space to relax on Hua Hin Beach. Stretching from the main town to the rocky promontory at Khao Takiap, beach umbrellas and deckchairs are available. As are watersports and beach activities. (Read More)
Hua Hin Attractions
Natural attractions still reign in Hua Hin. An incredibly long and wide sandy beach plus national parks, caves and waterfalls shape the surrounding area. Leisure activities for the whole family abound, and range from golf to watersports. (Read More)
Hua Hin Activities
Hua Hin has lots of fun activities to offer apart from spending lazy days on the beach resting and recuperating, and visiting its attractions. Shopping is always a winner, and Hua Hin’s markets are the perfect places to shop... (Read More)
Hua Hin Restaurants
Each day offshore boats haul in nets teeming with fresh catch. No surprise then that the town is literally swimming in good seafood restaurants. Naturally, Thai cuisine also plays a big part in Hua Hin dining as does Western, Indian and Japanese. (Read More)
Hua Hin Nightlife
Nights are quieter and more wholesome than in Bangkok or Pattaya... but still eminently satisfying. When you've done the vibrant night market, quaff cheap beers in one of many beer bars or head out for some live entertainment. (Read More)
Hua Hin Shopping
Whether you want to have a new suit or dress made, or looking for souvenirs and the local crafts Thai people are so famous for, you’re in luck. Local markets like the Day or Night Markets offer a very wide variety of merchandise, and probably the best places to shop at. (Read More)
Hua Hin Information
On your way to Hua Hin or surrounding Cha-Am and Pranburi for a well-deserved beach break? In this section you will find lots of useful travel information to ensure you are well-informed and know what to expect. From getting here and tips on getting around once you’re there, to festivals, events and other essential travel information. (Read More)




