Thailand's oldest and still one of the most popular beach resorts, Hua Hin still attracts hundreds of thousands of people to its golden coastline every year from all over the world.

Filled with restaurants, bars, clubs and all the usual tourist passions, Hua Hin is now a fully fledged international holiday destination.

Some of Asia's finest golf courses can be found in and around Hua Hin.

Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
Just 50km south from Hua Hin, "300 Mountain Peaks" has stunning limestone cliffs overlooking the Gulf of Thailand. Home to several rare species of animals, Sam Roi Yot also has numerous caves within the park area.

Kaeng Krachan National Park
Thailand's largest national park covers almost 3,000 sq. km, virtually half of the province (Phetchaburi). Dense rain forests, mountains, cliffs, caves, waterfalls and two rafting rivers offer visitors an exciting time.

Hua Hin Railway Station
Commissioned by King Rama VI, the local people are very proud of this beautifully designed station!

Hua Hin Arts and Crafts Center
Housing a collection of contemporary works from Thai artists, as well as highlighting Hua Hin through time.

Klai Kangwon Palace
Spanish style archtiecture is the prominent feature of this Royal complex, the favourite residence of His Majesty King Rama IX. Open to the public when the King is not in residence.

Khao Takiap
Takiep Hill, just 5km from Hua Hin, is a quiet escape from the busy main beach and has some nice bungalow style accommodation. At the top of the hill is a small, yet much revered temple.

Ko Singto
Popular spot for diving, snorkelling and fishing. Sailing boats can be rented in Khao Takiep village.