Hua Hin Travel Guide and Tips

Hua Hin

The fishing village turned hot beach resort town increasingly lures travellers. Multiple ethnic restaurants dish out the tastiest international cuisines. There are plenty of delights like sunning in the pristine beaches, indulging in spas, going on boating and fishing expeditions, playing golf, picking up world renowned dried seafood and cotton souvenirs, and bargain hunting at the night market. Between March and May, the kite festival is underway, making the skyline a kaleidoscope of colours. The peaceful Sea Pine Tree Garden, the captivating Panee Butterfly Garden, the magnificent Khao Takiab temple, the serene escape spot of Sua Son Pradiphat Beach, the opulent Klai Kangwon Palace, the famous elephant and horse back rides, and the post card perfect Khao Tao hill are some of the other treats.

Top Tourist Spots in Hua Hin

Shopping Attractions in Hua Hin

No trip to Hua Hin is complete without some retail therapy. Check out the following shopping areas:

Eating out in Hua Hin

Hua Hin offers a veritable feast of different cuisines from across the world. Here are some of the highly popular restaurants:

Hotels in Hua Hin

Being a major tourist base has resulted in the construction of lots of hotels. Some of the popular ones are:

Preferred Airlines to Hua Hin from UK

Thai Airways | Air India | Oman Air | Cathay Pacific | Etihad Airways | Jet Airways | Qatar Airways | Gulf Air | Singapore Airlines | Kuwait Airways

Airports in Hua Hin

The Hua Hin airport is a small airport located about 15 minutes north of Hua Hin town centre.

Best Time to Visit Hua Hin

A dry climate coupled with a year round balmy weather makes Hua Hin an anytime holiday destination. However, the best time is from December to February.

Transport in Hua Hin

There are local as well as inter-regional bus services. One may also hire cars or motorbikes. Another option is the sawnghaew or truck type minibus. However, walking remains the most popular choice.