There are 2 main shopping malls in Hua Hin Thailand. The excellent Market Village which is quite large. From the front it looks like just 2 floors but there are multiple levels including an excellent food court on the Lower …
Located 25km west of Hua Hin Thailand is the temple called Wat Huay Mongkol. This is probably the most popular Buddhist temple close to Hua Hin due to the fact that it has the largest statue in Thailand of the …
The Hutsadin Elephant Foundation, is a sanctuary for abondoned elephants from anywhere in Thailand. The oldest elephant they have (over 54 years old), used to work in a zoo in Bangkok for over 30 years. You can visit the Elephant …
Located just a few minutes drive through some fields from Wat Huay Mongkol, you will find the biggest Buddha statue in Hua Hin, which hardly anyone goes and visits. While there are bus loads of tourists at Wat Huay Mongol, …
The Elephant Village is a small sanctuary just outside from the Hua Hin Town Centre, around 5kms away. You can get a Tuk-tuk to the Elephant Village in less than 15 minutes. This is a refuge for abandoned and neglected …
The Fishing Pier Night Market are weekend markets in Hua Hin, opened Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 4pm – 10pm. These are food night markets, with 20 small stalls serving a range of Thai food and seafood, all at very …