The beautiful beaches of Hua Hin (Stone Head), white sand and calm seas with the aromatic punch of freshly cooked seafood made jointly by train from Hua Hins restaurants. Two hundred kilometers south of Bangkok in the province of Prachuap Khiri Khan, Hua Hin is a popular tourist resort of the Thai people, a weekend break from the bustle of Bangkok.
From Klai Kangwon Palace in 1926 ("far from worries"), will be built in Hua Hin Thai royalty, the house has been, is now thefavorite residence of His Majesty King Bhumibol. Although it is not open for public viewing Palace is still one of the main attractions of the outside for the majority of visitors to Hua Hin. Turning to the choice of residence, if the Marriott and Hilton hotels are a touch expensive for you, there are many resorts and plenty of hotels to choose from.
I sat in the hotel Araya Chomsin Road close to the sea. Although a little 'overpriced for the Thai Baht in 1300 (€ 24), the hotel staff were so friendly and helpful I almost checked with his name tattooed on his arms.
Food in Hua Hin is complicated by the volume of restaurants to choose from. The most common locations of food are on the waterfront of Road Naresdamri, select from the many cuisines such as Thai, European, Indian and many seafood restaurants. For those who want a lively night life then eat Popuntil Petchakasem Road Night Market, food stalls and many restaurants, Thai cuisine and seafood and a large market full of souvenirs and treats. For nightlife head for individual Selakam Soi (near Hilton Hotel) many western bars and working conditions of girls, much like a "Little Pattaya". The Hilton Hotel is a hotspot music late at night, where many girls go to the bar after the evening shift. Daylight brings a lot to do in Hua Hin.
A visit to the beachshould be used daily for most of the list of people, whether to enjoy the sun or swim in calm water. Take a tour of 30 minutes (8 €), on the beautiful white sand beach or just relax under an umbrella with a cool drink and a fish required. Looking away from the beach of Ban Chang Safari Park, four miles outside Hua Hin offers the opportunity to accompany one hour ride on an elephant in the reserve for 1000 baht (18 €) for 300 baht a guide you to feed the elephants working class. VisitKhao Tapiak (auctions mountain) to the locals as Monkey Hill. Hiring a tuk tuk for the short trip to Khao Takiap and look down on the coast of Hua Hin growth such as restaurants and passes through a fishing village up the hill to the summit, where stands the Buddhist temple. The grounds of the temple and the surrounding area is inhabited by hundreds of monkeys who walk freely among the visitors.
You do not need a guide for fans of Hua Hin Railway Station to visit. One ofthe oldest railway stations in Thailand, Hua Hin railway station is an architectural marvel and is considered by many Thais for the most beautiful of its kind in the country. The station was built during the reign of King Rama VI and The Royal waiting room, but is not part of the original structure is built, the big attraction. Hua Hin is the western end of Station Road Damnoern.
Wear an apron and take a Thai cooking class. One day courses are forThey learn to prepare and cook some Thai dishes. I am impressed at your hotel early morning, to escape to a local market ingredients and then learn new skills in the kitchen for hours to be taken to carry off. The courses are taught in a group and your tour representative or reception staff should be able to reserve a seat. Hua Hin is something for everyone and that brings me to my review .... Hua Hin is the ideal choice for families, couples, singles, young or old. A first class Beach Resort.
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