History

Although the tourist history of Hua Hin goes back hundreds of years, there are no heaps of hotels and clubs here, as, for example, in Pattaya. The resort does not claim to be the best and most modern. He does not need this, since his fame thundered long before the first tourists appeared in Pattaya, Phuket or Koh Samui. Back in 1868, King Rama IV came here with his foreign guests to observe a solar eclipse. But the Europeans did not look at the sun, but at the magnificent landscapes that appeared before their eyes. Soon they returned here with their families to spend time in this picturesque place. The popularity of Hua Hin in Thailand began to grow and soon the first houses built for tourists appeared here.

About 100 years ago, a railway was built here and in November 1911, the Hua Hin railway station was built. It is still here and is active. A few years later, by order of Rama V, the residence of the King was arranged in the city. In 1921, Rama VI erected another palace, which still exists today. It houses the residence of the present.

With the opening of the railway station, rich aristocracy from all over the world rushed here, the resort began to develop rapidly - in 1924 a railway hotel was built, the next year a golf club appeared, one of the first in all of Thailand.

In the 70s of the last century, with the development of Pattaya, the popularity of Hua Hin decreased somewhat. But in the mid-80s, the resort received a rebirth, tourists began to come here who did not like the noisy and "crazy" Pattaya. A new round of construction began, modern hotels, restaurants and bars, supermarkets and banks appeared. But despite this, the resort has not lost its ancient charm, many buildings of the past are constantly reminding of this. Currently, this is one of the most popular places for Bangkok residents who come to Hua Hin for the weekend to get away from the bustle of the capital and relax in a pleasant and calm atmosphere on the coast.

How to get there

Hua Hin is close to Bangkok - 2 - 2.5 hours drive by land. From Russia, Ukraine and other countries, the easiest way is to fly to Suvarnabhumi Airport and then proceed from the time of arrival and financial possibilities.

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By far the most convenient way from Bangkok is by taxi. You can either arrange it at the taxi stand at the airport. You can also catch it right at the exit in the arrivals area.

A more budget option is public transport that runs from, from or from Khaosan Road. The train also leaves several times a day.

Hua Hin has a direct bus service to and from. In addition, travel agencies throughout Thailand offer flights with transfers.

Transport

From Suvarnabhumi Airport can be reached by taxi and bus. Similarly, return there or to any other part of Bangkok. For travel from other parts of Thailand.

The main public transport in Hua Hin is the colorful songteos. For individual short distances we recommend using motorcycle taxis, for longer distances - tuk-tuk taxis, they are also good for a company and if you have luggage. A bus route from Cha Am to Petburi passes through the city, linking all the main tourist sites.

Climate

Hua Hin is one of the most favorable resorts in terms of climate. Average annual daily temperatures are in the range of 29-33 degrees. The coldest time of the year by Thai standards is from November to February. The least amount of precipitation is from December to April. In general, there is little rain here - one of the best places in Thailand for this indicator. True, it is worth considering in the rainy season - the sky will still be covered with clouds.

The first organized settlements on the site of Hua Hin appeared not so long ago - at the beginning of the 19th century. This happened when a drought forced some of the Thai peasants who lived closer to to move to more fertile lands. So the village of Samore Riang appeared, which means "Stone Row". Later it was renamed several times, but the "stone" was present in each new name.

In 1911, a railway line was built here, which caused an influx of local wealthy residents who wanted to buy a bungalow on the seashore. And the beginning of the tourist history of Hua Hin dates back to 1920, when this city attracted the attention of King Rama VI himself. The monarch decided to establish his summer residence here, which entailed the construction of two luxurious palaces, as well as providing a high level of security. And today in Hua Hin there is almost no crime, there is always order on the streets and an almost European atmosphere.

Entertainment and attractions

Since the city of Hua Hin is relatively young and small - only 911 square kilometers, there are almost no historical sights within its borders, except for royal palaces. But there are a lot of them in the vicinity, and each one is easy to get to.

Hua Hin sightseeing overview

• - the summer royal palace with the unpronounceable name Marukhataivan appeared in 1923. This graceful airy building made of yew wood is located 15 kilometers from the city - on the way to Cha-Am.

• - the main royal residence with the beautiful name "Away from worries", located 2 kilometers from Hua Hin. Unlike the previous palace, this one is still used by the royal family.

• Royal pavilion at the railway station- Built in 1920, a waiting room designed for the royal family. It is practically not used for its intended purpose, but thanks to its beautiful architecture it has become a popular tourist attraction.

• - not too high (only 272 meters), but noticeable from almost anywhere in Hua Hin, it is interesting with a temple and an observation deck at the top. It is believed that tens and hundreds of monkeys live on Khao Takiab, but, according to tourists, you can usually meet a maximum of 2-3 monkeys on the way up. But you will see a large Buddha statue, and also get a great overview of the surroundings.

• Bat Cave- located in a low mountain, located 30 kilometers from Hua Hin. Hundreds of bats fly out of the karst cave every evening immediately after sunset, forming a real swarm. You can get here from Petchakasem Road, after driving about 5 kilometers after Cha-Am and turning right at the flyover.
• three caves- Kailon Cave, Dao Cave and Laplae Cave, are located about 30 kilometers from the city, next to the Palau waterfall. In one of them, in Kailon Cave, a hermit monk once lived. The other two are interesting with bizarre stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the ubiquitous Buddha statues.
• Hua Hin Zoo- A new zoological garden was built in Hua Hin recently, in 2016. It is located about 20 minutes northwest by car from Market Village. You should not expect a wide variety of animals here, but there are deer, a white lion cub, crocodiles, tigers, peacocks.
• - part of the large and beautiful national park Forest Park, where routes are laid for tourists along light suspension bridges.

• Palau Waterfall (Pala-U)- located in the Kaeng Krachan National Park, it is located about 60 kilometers from Hua Hin. This waterfall of 16 steps is the highest in Thailand, so a magnificent view opens from the observation deck at its top.

• - an original attraction near the Pak Tien beach near the city of Cha-Am. It is a 6-meter statue of a black woman - a demon who beckons a Thai prince with his finger.

• - a temple dedicated to the legendary monk named Luang Pro Tuad, who, according to legend, could work miracles. The dominant feature of the temple is an 11-meter statue of a monk on a high pedestal; a beautiful park with ponds is laid out around it. And you can get here by moving along the Soi 70 highway in a western direction (about 20 kilometers from the city).

• Temple in the rock Wat Cha Am- this unusual sanctuary is located in the Cha-Am area, 40 kilometers from Hua Hin. Its main part is a cave where the statue of the reclining Buddha is kept. Also here you can find a number of small figurines and a stone statue, in which the guards of the temple see the head of a snake.
• Elephant Village- There are several elephant villages in Hua Hin, but the most popular of them is located near Wat Khao Itisukato. Here you can ride elephants, take pictures with them or feed the animals with specially purchased bananas.
• - an adventure park located in the jungle about 12 kilometers from the city. It offers activities such as snake and elephant shows, elephant rides, quad bike rides. It is believed that it is in Hua Hin Safari & Adventure Park that the most interesting elephant show is shown.

Of course, these are not all interesting places in Hua Hin. There are several colorful Buddhist sanctuaries and even one Orthodox church of the Holy Royal Passion-Bearers. Other attractions include the Vana Nava water park, the artists' village and vineyards. In a word, even if you come for a month or more, you will find what to see and what excursions to fill your free time with.

Interesting fact: it is believed that the wooden statues of elephants in the temple of the Black Monk can grant wishes - you just need to go around any of them 9 times, passing under the belly, and put a small coin in the statue's mouth.

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Things to Do in Hua Hin

Railway station address: (intersection of Soi 67 and Prapokklao).

Railways official website: .

Hua Hin has an airport, but with only one lane, and it is usually used for private flights.

How to get from Moscow:

Option 1 - via Bangkok

Airplane: Direct flights to Bangkok are offered by Gulf Air and Aeroflot. With one change - Turkish Airlines. Travel time - from 12 to 32 hours, depending on the flight.

Option 2 - via Pattaya

Airplane: Aeroflot has direct flights to Pattaya, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, and Emirates offer transfer options. In flight, you can spend from 5 to 30 hours or more.

Option 1 - via Bangkok

Airplane: There are no direct flights, but you can fly to Bangkok with 1 transfer with Turkish Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Aeroflot. On the way - from 13 to 40 hours or more.

Option 2 - via Pattaya

Airplane: there are flights with only 1-2 transfers from Turkish Airlines, Hainan Airlines, S7, Aeroflot and others. On the way - from 14 hours or more.

How to get from Bangkok:

You can also leave from the Southern and Northern bus stations, but this will not be the most convenient transfer.

How to get from Pattaya:

Interesting: at Bangkok airport you can get a SIM card from Thai operators DTAC and TRUE for free. In Bangkok itself, it is better to use TRUE, but in other parts of Thailand, DTAC will have a more stable connection and faster Internet.

Transport - how to get around the city

Hua Hin has a fairly wide public transport network:

• - a fast and inexpensive way to move around the city if you are traveling alone and without luggage. All drivers wear bright red-crimson vests, it is difficult to confuse them with someone else.

• songteo- Thai pick-up minibuses, in which benches are placed for passengers in the back of the car. This is the cheapest mode of transport, the fare is on average from 15 ( ~32 rub. ) up to 40 baht ( ~84 rub. ). They differ in colors:
  - green ones go from Khao Takiab through the center of Hua Hin to the airport and back;
  - white with a red stripe - go along the ring from Thanon Phetkasem street to Soi Hua Hin 41;
  - white people can drive from the railway station to the Market Village shopping center and to the floating markets;
  - orange - will help you get to the hospital and to the Tesco Lotus shopping center.

• - Another form of transport familiar to Thailand. Tricycles work like taxis and usually wait for passengers near interesting tourist spots.

• trishaws- not so much transport as entertainment and attractions. Usually they can be seen near the central beach, but the passage is expensive.
• Taxi- In Hua Hin, you can order a taxi that will pick you up from Bangkok airport or railway station, but you should not count on an air-conditioned car, there are very few of them.

Rent a car, motorbike or scooter

Tourists who wish to travel on their own can use car rental at Bangkok Airport. There are also rental offices in the center of Hua Hin, but the choice of cars is not so great.

There will be no problems with renting a bike or scooter either - rental offices operate at large hotels and right on the street. Please note: Driving without a helmet can result in a fine! And the good news: almost all parking in Hua Hin is free.

Restaurants and cafes - where to eat

Hua Hin has a plethora of options for delicious food, from expensive restaurants to street food. There are budget facilities on the territory of the Market Village shopping center - these are several cafes and a food court. Also an inexpensive option are BBQ buffets that offer a buffet of raw foods and soft drinks. You can cook a portion for yourself in the same place, on the coals.

From restaurants, a small check for lunch or dinner should be expected at Yayoi chain establishments - here Japanese cuisine is adapted for Europeans. Italian dishes, including pizza, can be tasted at the La Grappa restaurant, where the chef comes from (by the way, they also serve real delicious grappa here), as well as at the Andreas Italian Restaurant. European cuisine in Hua Hin is presented in All in Hua Hin - a restaurant and a deli under one roof. National food is deliciously cooked at Livanto Lifestyle, Moon Smile & Platoo, Chao Lay. And for those who miss borscht, dumplings and other traditional Russian dishes, there is the Sadko restaurant.

Where to buy products

Tourists who want to eat on their own can shop for groceries at the small 7Eleven chain stores that are found throughout the city. In addition, you can make purchases in Big C, Market Village, Tesco Lotus supermarkets, and traditional domestic food is available in Villa Market.

And a few words about Hua Hin food markets. Seafood is worth buying at the fish market on Khao Takiab, fruits - at the market behind the bridge near the Tesco Lotus store (open from 15:00). And, of course, almost any delicacy can be found at the Chat Chai day market and the night Night Bazaar.

Average product prices:

• Rice - 40 baht ( ~84 rub. );
• Bottle of water - 8-9 baht ( ~19 rub. );
• Milk - 45 baht (1 liter) ( ~95 rub. );
• Bread - 35 baht (0.5 baht) ( ~74 rub. );
• Bananas - 30 baht ( ~63 rub. );
• Potato - 33 baht ( ~70 rub. );
• Chicken - 185 baht ( ~390 rub. ).

Interesting fact: Hua Hin has a chocolate factory that produces a wide range of Thai sweets. The store can be found near the Cicada Market.

Weather

The climate of Hua Hin as a whole is not much different from the weather typical for most Thai resorts. However, the humidity here is still not as high as, for example, in Bangkok. The dry but cool season lasts from late November to late February, it is rather dry and hot from March to early June, and the rainy season is from June to November.

Despite the fact that prolonged rains for many days are rare for this place, it is very problematic to move around the city in bad weather. Alas, the drainage system can not cope even with a downpour for half a day.

Many tourists are interested in: is it necessary to be afraid of the tsunami in Hua Hin? After all, such disasters have happened more than once on the coast of Thailand. But this city is located in the depths of the Gulf of Thailand and is protected from weather surprises.

Where to stay

Since Hua Hin is a resort town, there are many housing options here: hotels, apartments, guesthouses, apartments and condominiums. Among the best beach hotels are Marriott Resort and Spa, Cape Nidhra Hotel, Hilton Hua Hin, Hyatt Regency - all these are 5-star hotels within walking distance from the sea. Luxurious villas near the royal summer residence are offered by the V Villas Hua Hin complex. More affordable housing options can be found in the inexpensive hotels Sofia Hotel, Giulietta e Romeo, as well as in the Chada Guesthouse.

It is possible to rent a house on your own, but it is unlikely that this will be done quickly and without intermediaries - there are few rental offers on the streets. Usually those who come here for a long time book a hotel room for 3-4 days and during this time they look for where to stay, systematically going around the city. But do not expect that you will certainly find something suitable during this time. Still, it’s better to find housing in advance - for example, using the service. This is the best solution for those who travel for a long time and with children.

If you want to live near the beach, most likely it will be an apartment in a condominium. Almost on the entire coast, the 1st line is occupied by condos, and a little further you can find townhouses and houses in the private sector. For a trip for several months or wintering, it is more profitable to rent a townhouse, although condominiums are usually more comfortable.

Hua Hin beaches on video

Despite its high cost, Hua Hin resort is a great place for both long-term trips and short-term tours. It is believed that it is especially suitable for families with a small child and for those who do not like noisy "party" places, preferring cleanliness and safety. However, active tourists will be able to find entertainment to their liking here, especially since it is easy to get from here on an excursion to Bangkok, Pattaya and other busy places.

Quiet, charming and cozy - these are the words that best describe the resort town of Hua Hin, located a two-hour drive from Bangkok. Once in its place was a simple fishing village Samore Riang (translated from Thai - "rows of stones"). At the beginning of the 20th century, the Klai Kangwon Palace was built here, and the quiet place turned into a seaside resort where the royal family of Thailand came to relax.

Today Hua Hin is the main resort of Thailand, the country's elite rests here. Since 2018, Klai Kangwon Palace has become the official residence of the king and is closed to tourists. Tourists are attracted to the city by its unique atmosphere and royal decency, the splendor of national parks and a clean beach. Hua Hin is ideal for respectable travelers and a relaxing family holiday.

How to get there

The most convenient way to get to Hua Hin from Russia is to fly to Suvarnabhumi International Airport (Suvarnabhumi) in Bangkok or Utapao (Utapao) in Pattaya.

The distance from Bangkok to Hua Hin is only 220 km. It can be overcome by taxi, bus or train. It is most convenient to order a transfer to the hotel door at the airport. The price for the trip starts from 2500 baht and depends on the class of the chosen car.

There is a bus service from Sai Tai Mai South Station. Flights to Hua Hin depart every half an hour, the journey takes about 4 hours. The price of a first class ticket is 200 baht.

Southbound trains depart from Hua Lamphong Station in central Bangkok. The cost of a train ticket is 45 - 100 baht (depending on the class of the car). The movement is organized from 8 am to 11 pm.

You can take a ferry from Pattaya to Hua Hin. The catamaran runs once a day. Departure time from Pattaya - 13:00, arrival at the final station in 3 hours.

Attractions

Hua Hin has many interesting architectural, religious and natural attractions.

Pa La U Waterfall

Pa La Waterfall(Pa La-U) is located in the Kaeng Krachan National Park, 60 km west of Hua Hin. The height of the sixteen-cascade handsome man is just over 200 meters. Countless schooling fish live in its waters, and there is a picturesque tropical forest around it, in which exotic birds nest and butterflies fly. Entrance to the waterfall is paid: 300 baht.

Pa La U Waterfall

Klai Kangwon Palace

Klai Kangwon Palace- the residence of the king, built in 1927. The local population calls the building the “Palace of Love and Hope”. A long wooden terrace stretches from the palace to the sea, and around it there is a park decorated with plants brought from the island of Java. When visiting the royal residence, be sure to wear clothes that cover your shoulders and have your passport with you.

Klai Kangwon Palace

Hua Hin railway station

The symbol of the city is one of the oldest in the country railroad station, built during the reign of King Rama IV. The wooden building, painted yellow and red, the royal waiting room, the historic train and the old atmosphere attract many tourists here.

Hua Hin railway station

Temple on Mount Khao Takiab

Rajabhat park(Ratchapak Park) is open from 8 am to 6 pm. On the territory of 355,000 square meters, you can see the giant bronze statues of the seven kings of Thailand, the area for military ceremonies and the historical museum.

Rajabhat park

Climate and weather

Hua Hin has a humid tropical climate. It has 3 seasons: hot, rainy and cool. The average annual temperature in the city is +28 °С. The hot season lasts from March to May: at this time there is no rain, and the thermometer often rises to 40 degrees. The rainy season is June-October. At this time, there are heavy, but short-term rains. The wettest month is September. The cool season from November to February is the best time to visit Hua Hin. It does not rain at this time, and the temperature is 18-25 degrees.

Transport connection

The main road passes through the city. Buses run through the bus station on the route Phuket - Nakhon Ratchasima - Ubon Ratchathani.

City transport is represented by the local songteo taxi, tuk-tuk and auto taxi. Songteo is a pickup truck with open sides, but under a roof. The salon is equipped with two long benches for 10-12 people. In Hua Hin, songteos are painted in different colors. Green cars run from the city center in the following directions:

• to the night market;
• to the Blueport shopping center;
• to the bus station and to the airport;
• Mount Khao Takiab.

The interval of movement is 10-15 minutes. The price depends on the distance and will be 10-20 baht per person.

The orange songteo route runs through the city along small streets: from the Makro supermarket to the SaiLom hotel. White cars follow from the railway station to the temple of the black monk (Wat Huay Mongkol). White songthaews with a red stripe run on a circular route in both directions along the main street of the city Thanon Phetkasem through the railway station.

Kitchen

The climate of Thailand allows you to harvest a rich harvest of fruits and vegetables 2 times a year. Traditional Thai cuisine is characterized by a combination of three tastes in one dish: sour, sweet and spicy.

The main food in the city is steamed rice served with meat, seafood and vegetables. The most popular national dishes:

• Pad Thai (pad thai) - fried egg noodles with vegetables and spicy sauce;
• soup Tom Yum Kung (tom yang kung) based on meat broth with mushrooms, seafood, spices and lime;
• Panag curry pasta with beef or chicken with cashew nuts.

In the city, several Thai cooking schools have been opened for European tourists, where those who wish can learn how to cook different dishes. The fishing town of Hua Hin is famous for its seafood, which can be bought at the night market and ordered in restaurants.

Beaches

Beaches with a shallow and gentle entry into the water, white sand with a small amount of small pebbles are great for families with children. The entire coastline is planted with casaurinas - evergreen coniferous trees that create a favorable shade.

Paid umbrellas and sun loungers are installed on the city beach, there are many cafes with soft drinks, equipment rentals for water sports.

By car, you can drive to Khao Takiab Beach, located in the area of ​​​​the mountain of the same name. Sai Noi Beach is 30 minutes north of the city center and half an hour by public transport from the city center. According to tourists, this beach is considered one of the best in the city.

Excursions and entertainment

Resting in Hua Hin, you can make a lot of exciting trips and excursions not only around the city, but also in its environs.

Khao Sam Roi Yot Marine National Park is located 50 km south of the city on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand. Translated from the Thai language, its name sounds like "a mountain with three hundred peaks." In the park, you can take a boat ride deep into the jungle, climb observation platforms, visit the habitat of tropical birds, see rare animals and dolphins. But the main attraction of Khao Sam Roi Yot is the caves, of which there are many. Some of them are located on mountainous slopes and only trained tourists can get into them.

The most famous is the Cave of the Three Kings Phraya Nakhon. Sai Cave amazes with bizarre stalagmites and stalactites, Sai Cave is a dark see-through cave.

The park is open from 8:00 to 16:00. The price of an adult ticket is 200 baht, entrance for children is 100 baht.

For lovers of the exotic, it will be interesting to travel to market on the water. The Damnoern-Saduak floating market offers visitors a variety of vegetables, fruits and seafood, and national Thai dishes are cooked right in the boats. Damnoern-Saduak is a kind of open-air museum.

Trip to water park "Black Mountain" will appeal to young travelers. In its open-air water area, you can find slides of any height and configuration, a jacuzzi, an artificial river with a current, and even a pool with a real wave, like on the sea. Near the water park there is a lake with wakeboarding boats and jumps.

Leave vivid impressions of the excursion to Safari ParkHua Hin safari & Adventure Park. Here tourists can ride elephants, show crocodiles, snakes and tigers, take photos with wild animals, feed and view giraffes, camels, tropical fish and birds.

Connoisseurs of the history and culture of Thailand will be happy to visit city ​​of Petchaburi, located 60 km north of Hua Hin. Here you can see the summer palace of King Rama IV, climb Mount Khao Luang, where gilded statues and the famous figure of the reclining Buddha are installed in the cave.

Besides, Hua Hin tourist office offer other types of entertainment:

• excursion to the Buddhist temple Wat Huay Mongkol with a visit to tropical vineyards, wine tasting and elephant riding;
• a two-day tour to the Tao turtle island with a magnificent beach, clear sea and rich underwater world;
• visiting the fishing village of Pak Nam Pran, where you can see unusual dwellings on stilts, get acquainted with the life and traditions of the local population;
• a thirty-minute quad bike ride through the jungle;
• shows with performances of snakes, crocodiles and elephants;
• sea ​​cruise to monkey island.

Car rent

Renting a car in Hua Hin is a solution to the problem of getting around the city. Renting a budget car in monetary terms will be equal to the cost of four tuk-tuk trips. When drawing up a contract, some features should be considered:

• a car for rent is provided to persons not younger than 21 years old;
• gasoline, child seat and GPS-navigator are paid separately;
• by prior arrangement, the selected car will be delivered to the hotel, train station or airport;
• the amount of the cash deposit is blocked on the payment card.

The most popular car models at rental points: Toyota (Vios,Yaris), Mazda 2; Honda (City, Jazz), Nissan Almera, Ford Fiesta. The rental price depends on the chosen model and the tourist season. The price per day starts from 250 baht, rental for a long period is provided at a discount.

Motorbike rental

A powerful and maneuverable motorbike is an excellent means of transportation, both on city streets and on country roads. Numerous motorbike rentals in Hua Hin are located at train stations, hotels and on the streets of the city. Popular models are at the service of active travelers: Honda and Yamaha. At the conclusion of the contract, you will need a passport (plus its photocopy) and a cash deposit.

Yacht and boat rental

On Hua Hin, you can organize a trip on a snow-white sea yacht. Most often, going out to sea is combined with an excursion to the Sam Roi Yot National Park, with a stop at Monkey Island, snorkeling on coral reefs and fishing in the open sea. The price for renting a large yacht with a capacity of up to 15 people is 15,000 baht per day. The price includes water, lunch and sports equipment. Renting a sailing boat for four people costs 18,000 baht. A two-hour romantic walk for two with the services of a professional skipper will cost 13,000 baht.

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Hua Hin is the safest resort in Thailand!

is the most expensive and safest city in Thailand. The reason for this security is the increased protection of order by the police, thanks to the residence of the King located within the boundaries of this city. Due to the calm atmosphere, many retirees from other countries live in Hua Hin. By the way, the authorities pay special attention to the elderly and do not impose too strict requirements on them.

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