About HUA HIN
A tranquil escape, Hua Hin is Thailand's most popular resort destination for its well-combined of restful and quintessential character of traditional Hua Hin with today's conveniences.

Back to the previous century, Hua Hin appeared as a fishing village located on the West Gulf of Siam. With the wealth of historical sights in the area as well as the natural beauty of a fine long coastline, Hua Hin gradually became to be one of the resort destination.

With the development of the railway, one of Thailand's state-of-art architectures, Hua Hin has been to appeal first to the members of the Thai Royal family, aristocracy and noble family for its ready accessibility and latterly to tourists from any part of the planet for its wide range of leisure and comforts.

Today, the main street of Hua Hin still remains a restful atmosphere and old-fashion charm. Fishing boats continue to tie up at the active fish pier. Yet combining with comfortable character of a provincial town center. Hence, it is without doubt its atmosphere of contentment with the timeless pleasures of sun, sea, sand and cultures which are the classic ingredients for and ideal getaway from the capital.


Sightseeings & Shopping
Hua Hin Beach
Enjoy lazing in the sun or playing in the surf in the peaceful and serene beach. The vast expanse of beach is remarkably uncluttered with ample space for traditional pony rides along the shore.

Khao Takiab
Khao Takiab offers panoramic views of Hua Hin from its summit. It is also well worth climbing to visit its scattering of Buddhist shrines.

Pala-U Waterfalls
Pala-U Waterfalls, a spectacular series of cascading waterfalls is located within Kaeng Krachan National Park, Thailand’s largest national park, an easy drive from Hua Hin. Trekking to the top of the falls is also possible.

Hua Hin Royal Golf Course
Thailand’s oldest golf course built in 1926 is set amidst rolling hills. A notable hole is the 14th hole where you can get a glimpse of a Buddhist temple halfway up a densely wooden slope.

Hua Hin Railway Station
The quaint railway station is straight out of the 1930s with an elegant Royal waiting area and a restored locomotive. Its tiered roofs and decoration are classically Thai. This lovingly preserved railway station first put Hua Hin on the travel map in the early 1900s.

Hua Hin Night Market
Shop for trinkets and T-shirts once the sun sets at this traditional night market that is Hua Hin’s after-dark highlight. The famed nightmarket is popular for its wide selection of souvenirs and clothing.

Visit PHOTO TOUR to explore the village's exotic living space.