Hat Ban Krut
Hat Ban Krut is in Ban Krut, Thong Chai Subdistrict. It is a wide, scenic beach about 12 kilometres long, running parallel to the coastal road. The name comes from the many makrut trees that once grew in the area.
Places to Visit in Prachuap Khiri Khan
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Vana Nava Water Jungle
Vana Nava is a water park built around a “Water Jungle” concept, described as the first in Asia. It combines the features of a water park and a tropical forest.
Phraya Nakhon Cave
The walk into Phraya Nakhon Cave leads to a striking cave interior and the royal pavilion associated with Prachuap Khiri Khan. The cave and pavilion are especially striking when sunlight falls across the walls; reaching them involves a walk.
Kui Buri National Park
The page presents Kui Buri as a natural area within a World Heritage area for wildlife watching. Animals it lists include hornbills, gaur, deer, bears, barking deer, tapirs, tigers, gibbons, monkeys, and langurs. It highlights observing wildlife, especially elephant herds and gaur.
Chatchai Market
Chatchai Market is an old and well-known market in Hua Hin, familiar to Thai and international tourists.
Namtok Pa La-U
This beautiful 11-tiered rock waterfall is in the lush forest of Kaeng Krachan National Park, where many kinds of birds and butterflies can be found, especially in the morning. Some levels can be reached by a trail that follows the stream. The best time to watch butterflies is from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. Visitors may also see wild animals and several species of rare birds. The waterfall is at its most beautiful from November to April. Local transportation from Hua Hin covers a distance of 63 kilometres to reach it.
Wat Huai Mongkhon
Wat Huai Mongkhon is in Thap Tai Subdistrict and houses a Buddha image known as Luang Pu Thuat.
Khao Chong Krachok
A much-revered monastery sits at the top of the hill, reached by climbing 395 steps from its northern foot in town. There is a small pagoda and a troop of playful monkeys. The hill also offers a broad panorama of the coastline and sea.
Sirinath Rajini Centre for Mangrove Forest Studies
The Sirinath Rajini Centre for Mangrove Forest Studies is described as Thailand’s first learning centre for mangrove-forest rehabilitation on a former shrimp farm. It is located in Pran Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan.
Khao Tao
Khao Tao has two clean, scenic beaches: Hat Sai Noi and Hat Sai Yai.
Hua Hin Railway Station
The distinctive feature of Hua Hin Railway Station is the Phra Mongkut Klao Pavilion, a four-sided pavilion built during the reign of King Vajiravudh. It was originally called the Sanam Chan Pavilion and was located within Sanam Chan Palace in Nakhon Pathom Province.
Butterfly Garden
Opposite Klai Kangwon Palace, the Butterfly Garden is described as the first butterfly and herbal garden in Hua Hin. It is surrounded by local plants from across Thailand and features butterflies, birds, orchids, flowers and herbs. It is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Ko Singto
Ko Singto is about 800 metres east of Suan Son Pradiphat. This small island resembles a lion lying down and facing north, and is suitable for fishing. Boat hire from Khao Takiab village is listed at 2,500 baht for five people and 3,500 baht for ten. The trip takes about 45 minutes.
Hat Hua Hin
Hat Hua Hin is east of the town centre. Beach access is from Damnoen Kasem Road, with hotels and souvenir shops along both sides of the approach. The beach is about 5 kilometres long, with fine white sand suitable for swimming.
King Mongkut Memorial Park of Science and Technology at Wa Ko
This site is significant in the history of Thai science because King Mongkut calculated 2 years in advance that a total solar eclipse would be visible at Wa Ko.
Phra Phrom Shrine
Phra Phrom Shrine is on Khao Mahachai in Nong Kae Subdistrict, about 5 km south of Hua Hin town.
Ban Silapin
Ban Silapin is in Hin Lek Fai Subdistrict, along the Hua Hin bypass on the route to Pa La-U. Artists take turns holding exhibitions there throughout the year. The source lists opening hours as 10:00–17:00. For more information, it gives the phone number 0 3253 4830.
Ban Fang Tha Wildlife Preservation Village
Ban Fang Tha offers agrotourism activities. Visitors can rent a longtail boat to travel along the Pranburi River and see the natural mangrove forest, birds and aquatic animals.
Luang Pho To, Wat Tan Chet Yot
The name refers to Tan Chet Yot village, but the temple itself is located in Sala Lai Subdistrict.
Hat Thang Sai
From Hat Ban Krut, follow the coastal road north for about 5 kilometres, going around Khao Thongchai to meet another road along the beach. The long stretch of fine white sand is shaded by coconut palms and casuarina trees.
Ko Thalu, Ko Sang, Ko Sing
The source describes a medium-sized, naturally scenic waterfall in Thong Mongkhon Subdistrict, about 20 kilometres from town. It is suitable for adventurous visitors, and a four-wheel-drive vehicle is recommended. Follow Phetkasem Road past the Bang Saphan Yai intersection for about 8 kilometres to around kilometre 404, then turn toward Ban Pong Ko and continue for about 11 kilometres.
Prachuap Khiri Khan City Pillar Shrine
The shrine is on Sala Chip Road, opposite the provincial hall. It features Lopburi-style art and was built during the term of Police Captain Amnuay Thaiyanon as governor of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province.
Pak Nam Pran Village
Pak Nam Pran is where the Pran Buri River flows into the sea. Many residents work in fishing, and the village is a center for affordable seafood. Local specialties include fresh, sun-dried and dried squid, shrimp paste and dried shrimp.
Khao Chao Mae Thapthim Thong
This scenic viewpoint overlooks the Pran Buri River and Pak Nam Pran village. It is also the site of the Chao Mae Thapthim Thong shrine, which houses an image of Chao Mae Thian Hau Sia Bo, also known as Chao Mae Thapthim Thong. The page says the shrine is deeply revered by Pak Nam Pran residents.
Ao Mae Ramphueng
Ao Mae Ramphueng is at Ban Bang Berd in Sai Thong Subdistrict. It forms a curved bay.
Ko Ram Ra
Ko Ram Ra is off Thong Chai Subdistrict, between Thap Sakae and Bang Saphan districts, about 300 metres from shore. It is a medium-sized rocky island with a small sandy beach and coral reefs around it. Fishers live on the island.
Hua Hin Hills Vineyard
The source describes it as the first and only vineyard in Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan. It says the vines are grown on coastal land that was once habitat for Asian elephants, and that the soil and climate are especially suitable for growing quality grape varieties.
Hat Laem Kum
Hat Laem Kum is in Moo 7, Na Hu Kwang Subdistrict, only 4 kilometers from the main road. It is a quiet place to relax and swim in the sea, with a beach about 5 kilometers long.
Khao Thongchai
Khao Thongchai is an important viewpoint over Ban Krut Beach, with views across the bay and coconut groves. It is a place to watch both sunrise and sunset. The hill is also home to Phra Phuttha Kitti Siri Chai, known locally as Luang Pho Yai.
Khao Hin Lek Fai
Khao Hin Lek Fai is in Hua Hin Subdistrict, about 3 kilometres west of Hua Hin town. It is a scenic viewpoint and a beautiful place to watch the sunrise.
Khao Takiap
Khao Takiap consists of two nearby hills about 14 kilometres south of Hua Hin town. From Phetkasem Road, turn left at kilometre 235 and continue for approximately 500 metres. Local buses run from Hua Hin Market on the Hua Hin–Khao Krailat–Khao Takiap route.
Khao Krailat
Located near Khao Takiap, Khao Krailat is a steep hill that gives its name to the temple there. The temple belongs to a Buddhist denomination originally founded by King Rama IV and displays a collection of large Buddha images dating back several hundred years.
Black Mountain Water Park
The water park features modern rides designed to meet safety standards, including nine types of slides and a giant-wave simulator.
Hat Naresuan (Hat Khao Kalok)
Hat Naresuan, also called Hat Khao Kalok, has clean, light-brown sand and a quiet atmosphere.
Hat Sam Roi Yot (Hat Nom Sao)
Hat Sam Roi Yot, also called Hat Nom Sao, is in Khao Daeng Subdistrict. It is a quiet, scenic beach shaded by casuarina trees, with shallow seawater suitable for swimming.
Ao Manao
Ao Manao is a clean beach with attractive natural scenery and is suitable for swimming. Khao Lom Muak stands opposite the shore.