Hua Hin lies some 200 kiloetres to a three-hour drive southwest of Bangkok. Adding destination to Hua Hin’s coastal setting, is its status as Thailand’s most traditional beach resort. It was here, in the 1902s, that King Rama VII built a summer palace, thus creating a vogue among high society for Hua Hin to become, the present Royal Family continues to reside at Hua Hin for part of the year.
Situated in the Hua Hin centre between the Petchkasem Road and the railway line, the market basically encompasses one street that comes to life from 18:30 onwards, when traders line the street with their stalls selling various apparel, crafts, art, CDs, DVDS and cheap, tasty food – generally what you might expect from a Thai market. This is by no means the best place to shop in Thailand; you will finder a bigger variety of goods in Bangkok or say, Chiang Mai. However, Hua Hin does have a superb selection of seafood restaurants that line the road that hosts the Night Market, drawing a lot of attention from visitors eager to feast on the quality dishes on offer.
Hua Hin Railway StationBuilt during the reign of King Rama VI, and only a short distance from the centre of town, Hua Hin's railway station and adjacent royal waiting room are attractive. The brightly painted wooden buildings that are Thai in concept and design somehow manage to have a 'Victorian' feel to them. Even if you don't arrive at the resort by train, go and have a look.
Opening Hours: 07:00-23:00
Address: Top-end of Damnernkasem Road
Hua Hin have a beatiful beach
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