Hua Hin  is located on the sunrise side of the Gulf of Thailand and quiet relaxed spots perfect for family vacations. It offers a little of everything except crowds and a vacation in either resort affords the pleasures of the beach combined with a delightfully tranquil. With close to Bangkok, a visit can be simply an overnight excusing, but to appreciate fully the atmosphere, it is best to plan on a stay of three days to a week., combining beach relaxation with half or full day local sightseeing excursions and challenging play golf.
 

Hua Hin Beach

Hua Hin beach is long sandy and unspoiled resort separated from a fishing village by a rocky headland and curving gently for some three kilometers to its southern point where Buddhist temple cling to the cliff unlike younger resort. It is oldest seaside holidays town has never sough an international image. It has been the summer town of Royalty since the 1920s when King Rama VII chose the the site for a summer palace . At present, the Royal Family still comes to Klai Kangwol Summer Palace "Far From Worries" every year which means Hua Hin is very restful beach.

Hua Hin also provides options for leisurely times away from the beach especially the busy night market. It is not created for visitors but it is a traditional place for shopping.
 
 
 
 
 

Sam Roi Yod National Park

It is 58 kilometres from Hua Hin town. The geographical characteristics of the park is the stunning landscape because it is a breathtaking blend of forested hills, deep valleys, waterfalls, caves, beaches, mangrove swamps and limestone mountains. In addition, it is also the center of various species and families of plants and trees as well as the home of wild animals. There is the major cave worth visiting within the park called "Phraya Nakhon Cave" which is large and beautiful. There are a couple of natural ventilation hoes on the roof of the cave thus allowing sunlight to penetrate inside. The most popular attraction of the cave is "Phra Thinang Khuha Kharuhat, a four gabled pavilion constructed during the reign of King Chulalongkorn in the year 1890. With its beauty and distinctive identity the pavilion is now used as the symbol of Prachuab Khirikhun province.

Pala-U Waterfall

60 kms. west of Hua Hin District, there is a beautiful waterfall surrounded with the forest which is part of the Kang Krajarn National Park.