The marketplace is a delightful three-day (Open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday) haven of creativity and community. With live performances, delectable food options, and an array of art and crafts, it offers a vibrant atmosphere. The voucher system adds convenience, allowing for flexibility in meal choices. The marketplace's cleanliness and friendly ambiance contribute to an enjoyable experience. Notably, the presence of a beautiful old tree adds a charming touch to the overall appeal. A must-visit for those seeking a unique and engaging weekend outing.

Nice place, you will find lots of food in many different ways and varieties! The prices are also cheap. Besides, there has been some entertainer for the children, which they liked a lot. It is also kind of a flea market. They have plenty of typical tourist-stuff, but not all do so.

Very upscale market - each food vendor has their own specialty with the market clearly controlling hygiene and through a ticket system the vendors. Pricing was about the same as most mid end restaurants - 125thb for the pineapple rice 60 for the chicken satay, retail was about the same pricing and mix as the night market.

Such a fun place to visit. The music is always good. Great live bands. Plenty of unique vendors.. The place is a little more upscale from the market next door. The food is served by the vendors in nice ceramic plates with real silverware... Nice touch. Vegetarian options available.

Huge moo Kata Thai barbecue with lots of variety of meat and veggies. Sure you gotta wash your hair afterwards. Busy and smokey open air restaurant under roof. Hygiene reasonably good. Price baht 280 incl soft drinks. Good value for money.

We visited for the first time and were truly impressed. The combination of art, jazz, and diverse dining options left us in awe. As the sun set, the atmosphere transformed, becoming even more enchanting. We were captivated by the butterfly sculptures, the eclectic array of artwork from various artists, the flea market, the cocktail bars, and the different jazz bands and singers. The food offerings ranged from budget-friendly to slightly more upscale, and there was also a wide variety for vegetarians. For those wanting more, a stroll to the nearby Tamarind Market is a must. Five stars. We can't wait to return.

While the Cicada Market in Huahin offers a vibrant atmosphere and a diverse range of arts and crafts, my experience was somewhat dampened by a couple of issues. Firstly, finding parking was a challenge and detracted from the overall convenience of visiting the market. Additionally, the lack of active fans in certain areas made it quite uncomfortable, especially during hot and humid days. Despite these drawbacks, the market itself is filled with unique finds and delicious food stalls, making it worth a visit if you're prepared for some minor inconveniences. The Thai music performances show was really impressive they deserve a better equipment support.

Slighty different night market to the Tamarind next door, this market is more spacious and has a mixture of food stalls and craft stalls, particularly paintings. Like the Tamarind it has a stage with live music but the vibe is more laid back and relaxed than it's neighbour which specialises in just food. There is a second stage which was being used by street performers to entertain people with juggling acts. This market uses Food Card rather than cash at the food stalls.

Not too crowded on weekend when I was here. The food here is too expensive, the market next to this place has more reasonable price for the food. But there were many of arts, show, and craft from local people. It is great to visit once. Many stuffs to buy here. You have to buy the coupon before ordering food, they were not accept cash or transfer.

This market has a lot of various creativity. There are arts, paintings, and also the painters who paints your face! If you want to buy food here you must buy coupons. Also there is a magic show 👍👍

Good place to go on Friday and weekend evenings. It is a little bit too crowded for my taste, but it has some good little shops. I personally loved candles and patches.

Very spacious, clean market what included performances for children, flea market, local brands and items. Recommending the Delicious papaya salad with salty egg and coconut smoothie aside. But for food you have to buy vouchers, which can be refunded unused until 10pm only.

This is a market taylored for tourists (mainly handicrafts) The much more frequented part is the open air food court. It is worth to look outside for the adjoining TAMARIND market/food court with a great variety of more local and cheaper food options. Life music!

Half of the market is craft related items, and the other half is food related. There are also 2 different stages for performance. It is nice and clean, but Tamarind next door seems to have more attractive food stalls. Parking is 50 Baht.

Cute market next to Tamarind market. Both in walking distance. Lots more food in Tamarind market. Need food and drink tickets for Cicada market. Lots of cute things and crafts. Clothing, jewelry, hair accessories, artwork, things for kids, and toys. There are multiple live music sections in Cicada, which is nice to sit and watch.

Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, three days a week It is very clean and very friendly A slightly different market. There are many artists here offering their artwork and lots of fun crafts. There are also enough food stalls You can purchase vouchers for your meal that are always valid for the current day. You can simply return unused vouchers by 11:00 p.m. the same evening and get your money back. Beautiful old tree I liked that

Great night venue with plenty of food options and an assortment of stalls. A few different live music going on as well. Wish more of these existed! The food was probably the only downside, but as it was still pretty cheap I can't critique it too much. I only sampled a few stalls, so I'd come back and try something else next time. But there isn't as much variety as a lot of the other night markets in Thailand here.

A lot if nice handmade products. Nice music. Pleasant atmosphere. Fried rice with crab here is very tasty (125 baht).

Nice weekend market to have a look at all kind of mostly handmade stuff. They also have a food court (but mayne go to the other side to Tamarind market which has a huge choice to offer). They also have some local shows at the market (Jazz band, puppet theater and other entertainment). Fun to go there

This is a really nice market to sit and chill. There is a great band that plays every night and the have guest singers and musicians at one end and entertainers like clowns and magicians, at the other end. There are lovely art stalls selling all sorts of handmade crafts. The only issue we had was the food, its really expensive and you have to purchase vouchers to pay.

A little different than your average night market - it's targeted to a broad set of people with art, crafts, music, and common set of food items. Was nice setup and very organized with plenty of seating which can be tricky for night markets. The coupon system to order things is a bit of a hassle but they make it efficient since you can return unused coupons.

Highly recommend it. I went there during the Music festival weekend. Rock band and a full jazz band were playing. Good vibe, I like the atmosphere.. Mamy shops and eateries .

This beach was not crowded much. Many people enjoyed the beach and sun. There are some people asking to ride horses, but not too much. Overall nice beachto enjoyand relax. good view, nice sun and quiet crowd.

Incredible beach with beautiful views and calm waters. The sand and sea are very clean and much less polluted than other beaches in Thailand. It is a wonderful place with lovely beach restaurants and resorts along the shore. There are horses along the sea and a few people selling market goods as well if you wish to shop while you enjoy the views. There are many kite surfing and foiling opportunities here, and places to learn. The wind is great 😊

With staying away from the main part of the beach near the surf kite school I feel lucky , the beach here is clean the sea accessible and it’s great for a long walk too , the main part of the beach I would not describe as anything better than average , this is where the horses are mainly and you get a fair amount of pee and poo from the horses visible on the sand , the smell around this part of the beach when I was there was very sewage like , you also get the hard sell on the sunbeds that are here , why you would want a sunbed where the horses poop I’m not sure . There where no jelly fish visible when I visited and I did enjoy some good walks so it’s definitely 4 stars for the beach area that is away from the main part , for me the main part of the beach would struggle to get 1 star .

Not a bad beach at all, though can't compare to the best in Phuket. I stayed at Baan Bayan Beachfront Hotel so enjoyed the beautiful sunrises. For swimming it's very shallow and you have to walk a long way out to get deeper water. The beach is incredibly popular with Kite surfers and watching then provided hours of entertainment. The predictable wind conditions with the fairly constant onshore breeze in the afternoons seems to create the ideal conditions for this sport.

Good for walking and having a bath as water is very hot. Very cute crabs everywhere. Some people pick them up, I don't know why. Downside is the horses riders, which one of them raced just by my side, making me in danger as he passed so close to me at twilight(low visibility) and throwing sand to my eyes and mouth. Please, people, don't support these activities!!

A nice beach that is also suitable for children. Just be careful of the horses as they have to trot up and down the beach all day without a bucket of water in sight, so they can be a bit skittish!

Bit crowded but still quite manageable. Lots of parking was available. We spent several hours in tanning sun. Water was quite clean and sand fine and white. People making sand castles, several rides on rent. There was even a fashion photo shoot going on!

If you travel to Huahin and want to relax, grab a mat or a blanket with few bottles of beers and head to the public beach to enjoy the sunset, the sand , sea and the atmosphere. You can sit anywhere you like and chill. You can also swim with their clean and crystal water. Relax and discover your inner peace here. ❤️ PS. You can also bring your pets. 🐈 🐈‍⬛ 🐩 🐕

The beach is clean and you can swim anytime of the day. We also enjoyed taking photos while riding a horse because there are some locals who lets their horses be rented for a photoshoot for 100tbh.

Love the sand here, this beach is just beautiful. The horses are here around 9-4pm. The best time for lighting and photos are around 9-10am.

Clean unlike alot of other beaches. Ideal for walking and running, a number of water sport centres, easy access to hotels for meals and drinks.

Great beach to take a long walk on. I started at the pier and ended up at Monkey Mountain. Plenty of places to get food and beverages to hydrate along the walk. The ocean is very welcoming and warm. Be mindful of the jellyfish.

Long and clean white sand beach, mostly easy to stroll along with some tricky patches when the tide is high. Plenty of activities: horse riding, kite surfing, windsurfing, no horse surfing as of yet though.

Very scenic during sunrise. Just a feedback though, there's a handful of floating plastics in the water and around the beach. A trash bin is necessary to maintain the cleanliness of the place.

Beautiful beach gorgeous sea. Walk as far as you can away from the hustle and bustle, and you will then have a great seaside experience. The sand is white, the sea green and warm. It appears super clean. Now there are jelly fish, I had no problem. They are a few washed up on the beach every hundred metres or so. I am not sure if this is a normal occurrence or an indication of human medaling. DONT TOUCH THE DEAD JELLY FISH THEY CAN STILL STING. It doesn't detract from the experience. It was just something I noticed. All in all, a great couple of hours spent taking all that the ocean can offer.

Lots of space to find a spot on your own and lots of cheap beach bars/ food to 5 star beach bbq. The water is warm but not so great ..greeny /grey colours but clean..

***Hua Hin Beach A great and clean beach is the one in Hua Hin Be careful when swimming in the sea, there are jellyfish. The sand is nice and light and fine. The most beautiful thing is when you get up in the morning at 5 a.m. and then go for a walk or watch the sunrise, it's really damn beautiful There are a lot of old trees that are really beautiful

Clean sea, jetski and boat free. Can have pony rides on beach. Safe shallow flat seabed for children. Good shade in tree line with ample deck chairs. Can park close to beach

One elephant was chained while people fed it. They were offering rides which, as a rescue foundation doesn’t seem reasonable. Sad situation really. Not sure the funds are supporting a good cause but do your research.

The place is very quite at the moment, not so many people coming yet. Its a foundation that helps and feeds the elephants. They offer some package where you can only feed, or walk or ride with the elephants. Some elephants are quite old and there is also one baby. I recomend that you visit this place to support the foundation.

I would say visit with a compassion heart and not looking forward for any rides or performances by elephant. It's a kind of shelter home for elephants. And they are very well taken care of. Fee of 800 baht for walking, feeding and showering the elephant.

It was a touching experience even though the staff was not what you would call welcoming. It also does not address if one should support a place where elephants are kept in chains most of the day. That's for youself to judge.

Very nice place. Great tour. The Elephants are treated well.

The lady at reception is forcing to buy tickets. Only 4 elephants and no proper maintenance. Different price for every customer. The area is not hygiene for elephants.

My children loved the experience of getting close and feeding the teenage elephant. The elephants seemed well taken care of. And the team was ready to answer our questions about the elephants and the foundation. The experience cost 800 baht for adult and 400 baht. Think of it as a donation for the foundation.

I visited alone for the second time and did the walk, feed and shower with the elephant. 800 baht for 30 minutes but was done in less than 20. Very rushed, which was strange as there was nobody else there. The guide did not speak very good English which is fine, but maybe told me 10 times the elephant eats 200kg of food each day. He did take some good photos but kept holding my phone and would not give it back to me when I asked twice so I could take some of my own photos and videos. Asked a lot for tips at the end (I think they take lots of photos and videos for you to get tips) but the whole experience was over as soon as it begun which was disappointing. Before in 2019 it was much better, we got more time and got to roam freely and look at the elephants but I felt like after I was not allowed to do this and I felt like I was being watched too much and felt uncomfortable so I left. But the elephants are beautiful and I know they are looked after fairly well and not treated as spectacles. Take the experience with a pinch of salt and you will still enjoy your time with the animals.

You can feed and walk with the elephant for 800 Baht here. Maybe it's not ideal to lock the elephants most time of the day, but it make some sense as the area is too small and the elephant may cause discomfort to their neighbours if they can walk around. They have plan to buy new land and make a better living environment for the elephants though.

This place is definitely worth a visit - and not once: You get interact with amazing creatures in respectful yet intimate way. This is a sanctuary, where they save injured or exhausted from abuse elephants and care for them. When you come, you can walk with an animal, feed them bananas (they provide them to you) and then give an elephant a shower. You can see how animals interact with each other, how they care, play. Fantastic. I’d wish there were more places like this instead of zoos.

Amazing place. Visited for the first time in 2014 and again nine years later in 2023. Had the pleasure of seeing the same elephant, Songkran, both times — aged 6 in 2014 and 15 in 2023. Very friendly place and you can tell that the treat the elephants well.

Overall pretty please with my trip to this foundation, we learned that most of the elephants taking in here would have been abandoned, prices were 300 bath to feed the elephants. You will get a basket of bananas, pretty reasonable as they use the money to treat the elephants too.

During my visit to the elephant park, my heart was filled with compassion for these majestic creatures. Witnessing them confined under the scorching sun truly tugged at my heartstrings. It's essential that we raise awareness about the importance of providing them with more natural and spacious habitats, where they can thrive freely. Let us come together to protect and cherish these gentle giants, ensuring a brighter future for them.

Visited on first day of Lent, so it was quite busy but well organized and spacious. Lots of parking and a beautiful new pavilion being built in the back, well worth the extra ten minute walk to see it (under construction but in use already on August 1, 2023). Large pond to picnic around and feed huge fish. Great cultural and spiritual experience, to visit.

My wish was to visit this temple to be able to pay respect and make merit to the holiest and biggest LP Thuad image in the world. And I am so happy it was finally realized. The temple area is so huge. There are many food stalls, cafes, pavilion by the pond, and even a deer park. It's really worth spending some time here.

Very pretty place! Really nice surrounding areas and the sound of the gongs was very relaxing. Beautiful golden Buddha in the distance behind the Monk's statue. The status of the Monk is very detailed and artistically beautiful! Play area for kids and the cafe there makes really nice mocha frappes!

Big Bhudda with a few snack stalls nearby. Also a reasonable sized lake, where you can purchase bread and feed the massive cat fish. Worth a quick stop if you're passing but maybe not worth taking a detour.

They have really improved the place. I didn't care for it the last time I came here. They have cleaned it up and built new public restrooms. It is a nice temple, and there are many beautiful locations. The fish pond/lake is very nice. There are many beautiful places to make photos and to take persona photos. The buildings are very nice. They have many small shops for tourist souvenirs, temple offerings, cool drinks, Ice cream, food, etc. It was not so crowded this time. We come here whenever we have tourists visiting.

Shrines,statues,making merit. Lots of opportunities to spend baht on spiritual and non essentials. Don't forget to feed the fish and visit the other temples. Take your time look around there's more than you think. The deer 🦌 need some feeding too.

Fantastic temple to visit. Paying homage to the monk Mongkol that lived to be a hundred. The biggest statue of a monk in the world & very impressive. Gift shops. Places to eat. Free entrance & parking.

Quite a nice drive up to here from Hua Hin’s centre by bike and worth the trip if you find these kinds of places interesting or are looking for something new to see. Very peaceful with mostly locals here who pray at the main statue as well as at some of the smaller ones throughout the area. There are plenty of vendors nearby selling drinks and snacks, which is also pretty convenient. Overall the area itself isn’t that big so you can see everything within 30 minutes or so without too much walking around, which can be a nice change compared to other larger temples, depending on what you like. Worth a trip in most cases I’d say!

Ample parking for bikes and cars. Quite an amount of small stalls selling steet food over there. Admission is free. Worth a visit if you have the time to spare.

Wonderful place to meditate and relax. Clean and calm. Popular place of thai and foreign people. You should visit this place.

20kms from Hua Hin city. You would probably be finished in 30 minutes however there is a lovely little coffee shop, fish feeding in the large ponds at the back & plenty of places to prey & provide offerings. Clean & well presented. Worth a visit.

Stunning wat (temple). One of the largest statue structures I’ve seen. I was here right at opening to make merit, so no stalls open yet, but appears to be many places to make merit, get food, and to enjoy the day. There are several places with amulets. There is a parking lot inside the temple and a larger lot across the street. Nice to be here early in the morning to enjoy the serene grounds! #thaitemples

My husband and I ended up in this wonderful place by accident. We were riding our bikes and took the wrong turn, and here it is so beautiful! I recommend everyone to visit! I was especially impressed by the huge three-headed elephants!

Very nice place with no waiting time during weekdays. No ticket. Behind the statue is a small children's playing area. You can feed fish and deers. If you have your own transportation take that to go to see the deers as well as the Buddha temple (statue) on the backside. I would not recommend walking in the heat.

Very nice and well maintained temple. Big area with a pond where fish can be fed. Its like in many temples. The small details making it very special and unique. I can recommend a visit.

A well maintained temple with lots of parking spaces. There is a small lake and another nice temple behind. We go there on weekdays. No entrance fee and no store is opened. We finds the temple is very beautiful and peaceful.

One of the tourist attraction in Hua Hin. Nice tempel but not that extraordinary. Have been on many more great tempel than this.

One of the great activities that kids can't miss, I took them there and they loved it. Carpark is available at the front of water park and staff were friendly and helpful, not too many seats under the shade to provide while you are waiting for your kids, 95% are taken. We received gold coins which we can exchange them into the complimentary drinks, no inflatable rings / arms are allowed but they have life jacket that your kids can use for free but it was such a long way to walk to get the towels, they have lockers too but not for free. During the school holidays, it was quite busy.

Been several years since last visit, now have a VR slide attraction which is pretty cool. The goggle lenses had some brown burnt spots which hindered the visual beauty a little. Must have a separate yellow wrist band to ride the VR - which the ticket window person forgot to give us and we had to reclaim them later - what a hassle! Overall very satisfying.

READ THIS REVIEW if you have an adventurous kid who is shorter than 122 cm. Of course being a Thai-run water park the information on the website is not informative and incomplete. (I’m Thai myself and I know this by heart.) I have an almost 6 yrs old who can swim and love water slides. We have gone to other water parks both in Thailand and Europe and there were always at least a few big slides she could go on with us. Being said we understood that these are the safety regulations but couldn’t help but feeling disappointed since we didn’t know about this and we purposely chose to stay at Holiday Inn just so we could visit the water park. All in all I still think it’s worth a visit and the slides were loads of fun. There are separate areas for toddlers/small kids as well as area for bigger kids (still not interesting enough for my 5 yrs old but there are 4-5 slides many kids her age would definitely enjoy).

The ticket costs between 1000 and 1500 baht, depending on promotions. It's cheaper to buy the ticket in advance from sites like Klook than buying it here. I don't suggest getting their buffet package since the food is average with limited options. If you want to do rock climbing and rope courses, make sure to bring sneakers and do these activities first since it's important to have a completely dry body and clothes, otherwise you won't be allowed to do it

Great experience, almost no queue for a week day visit. Great selection of water slides & plenty of safe play areas for children. This venue has a poolside bar in the centre. Reasonable food options, either pre purchase the buffet or you can buy other foods separately. Note-If you have a bad back, my advice is to avoid the Typhoon and other major slides as they can be quite physical.

Absolutely loved my experience at Vana Nava Water Park! From the exhilarating slides to the relaxing lazy river, there's something for everyone here. The staff were friendly and helpful, ensuring our safety and enjoyment throughout the day. The variety of attractions kept us entertained for hours on end. The only aspect that could be improved is the cleanliness of some areas. Nonetheless, it didn't detract significantly from our overall enjoyment. Can't wait to visit again and make more unforgettable memories! Highly recommended for a fun-filled day out with friends and family! My daughter had such a great time this is her very first water park experience.

Had a nice day here with 60 children of prisoners from the House of Blessing. The owners gave them free admission, which was truly a blessing to the kids. Besides the water slides and pools, I enjoyed a Thai massage and some delicious ice cream.

Excellent fun for kids and adults. We bought a package at the door without any problems. Small lockers and showers are available as well.

It was good place for kids to stay half day. It's smaller than the pictures you see here. But it is very expensive for this small place. And they often use rough surface floor in and out of pool and my son and i cut feet when i was swimming and my son was walking. Also, they use black colour floor and it gets very hot and my son burnt his all tows. You shouldn't walk bare feet. Also, at the entrance, they check our bag and take drinks or food out. Yes, you can buy drinks inside with very expensive price with so long wait. Once in my life is fine but never again

A fun place to spend a day with the kids. The park is clean and tidy with many lifeguards at each facility. warmly recommended

I'd like to share my review, starting with an important note: it's worth mentioning that guests at the Holiday Inn can enjoy complimentary access to their water park. Unfortunately, I wasn't aware of this when I visited the water park before checking in so I ended up paying an additional ฿2899 for the 2 person package at the water park which included tickets (otherwise ฿1299 each) , towels (otherwise ฿300 each), and a meal that comes with 2 drinks and a pizza . The staff at the water park didn't inquire about my hotel stay or inform me that entry was free for hotel guests, otherwise I could've saved that ฿2899, which is around 70% the cost of a nights stay at the hotel itself. The confusion aside, my visit here was great. They had many rides available for groups, couples, and singles. Overall it was a very fun visit and I highly recommend this attraction if you love fun and exciting water parks.

I think it is one of the best attraction in Hua Hin. This water park opens at 11 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. If you are guest in holiday in you might get is covered within your package. If you want to rent a hut, it will cost you 650 bhat for a day with complimentary two soda drinks and 2 snacks. There are few restaurants inside the water park. You can get draft beer also. A pitcher with popcorn cost us around 260 bhat at beach cafe. For hotel Guests towel, locker and hut 5 and 6 free available. Hut will be only first come first serve for hotel guest. Rest can purchase from fisherman cafe. Not too crowded. Our kids had a good fun. We did not spend whole day there. If it’s too hot, you can sit inside cave if you don’t want to get a hit. It was cold inside cave. Big rides can be done in group of 5.

Once upon a time, on a scorching summer day, my friends and I decided to embark on a thrilling adventure to the water park. As we approached the park gates, the sun was shining bright, promising us a day filled with joy and laughter. We eagerly rushed inside, carrying our towels, sunscreen, and a trusty umbrella to shield our belongings from the blazing sun. The water slides beckoned to us, their colorful twists and turns promising an exhilarating experience. But just as we were about to embark on our aquatic journey, ominous clouds gathered in the sky, and thunder rumbled in the distance. Ignoring the warning signs, we pressed on, determined to make the most of our day. As we reached the top of the tallest slide, ready to plunge into the refreshing waters below, the heavens opened up, and rain poured down in torrents. Confusion reigned as we found ourselves caught in a deluge, drenched to the bone. Frantically, we searched for shelter, but to our horror, the umbrella we had brought to protect our belongings had vanished into thin air. Was it a mirage, a figment of our imagination, or a cruel trick played by mischievous water park spirits? With no choice but to brave the elements, we huddled together, seeking refuge under a leaky awning as the rain continued to fall. And as we waited for the storm to pass, we couldn't help but wonder: had we stumbled into a watery wonderland, or a twisted labyrinth of confusion and chaos? I'm gonna type this in third person so here Once upon a sun-kissed day, a group of adventurous friends set out on a quest to conquer the mightiest water slide in the land. Towering above the water park like a titan of fun, the slide spiraled and twisted, daring anyone brave enough to take the plunge. With hearts pounding with excitement, they climbed the seemingly endless staircase to the summit, each step bringing them closer to the thrill that awaited. At the top, they gazed down upon the dizzying descent, feeling a mixture of exhilaration and trepidation. One by one, they launched themselves into the rushing waters below, their screams of delight carried away on the wind. As they hurtled down the twisting tube, they were engulfed in a whirlwind of spray and laughter, their senses alive with the rush of adrenaline. But just when they thought the adventure was over, they were catapulted into the mouth of a giant dragon, its jaws gaping wide in a fearsome roar. For a moment, time stood still as they soared through the air, their hearts in their throats. With a mighty splash, they emerged from the dragon's belly, soaked but triumphant, their laughter echoing through the water park. And as they clambered out of the pool, they knew that they had experienced something truly unforgettable: the thrill of conquering the biggest water slide in the land, and the joy of sharing that adventure with the ones they loved. -all by chatgpt about my experience there

Towels are 100 baht rent Lockers are 150 baht rent Overall: not a bad place to come. Might be expensive and not worth it if you’re chasing thrills but if you want a nice day at the park with a wave pool / lazy river / surfing it is not bad Park has 3 set of slides Set 1 for 3-6 people has 2 slides. Super fun; more people in your tube makes it go faster Set 2 for 1-2 people has 4 slides. There’s a VR slide here but it costed extra so i didn’t try it. Generally this set is smaller and the drops are not as intense Set 3 for solo riders has 2 slides. Both are super deep drops and are thrill rides. Lose clothes aren’t allowed here because how fast it goes (Men will have to take off their shirts and they will duct tape women’s spaghetti straps down) Super fun if you’re a thrill seeker Surfing area was always full up until closing time so i didn’t try it.

THE FOOD BUFFET IS BAD ! Food is not good. They promise you free food all day and ice cream. LIES !! My advice is bring your own towels. Eat before you go. Buy minimal food at the park. Rent one locker. SKIP THE HORRIBLE FOOD !! Towels are 100 baht rent Lockers are 150 baht rent Overall: not a bad place to come. Might be expensive and not worth it if you’re chasing thrills but if you want a nice day at the park with a wave pool / lazy river / surfing it is not bad The VR slide is not good either. Its very overrated and not worth paying for. Park has 3 set of slides Set 1 for 3-6 people has 2 slides. Super fun; more people in your tube makes it go faster Set 2 for 1-2 people has 4 slides. There’s a VR slide here but it costed extra so i didn’t try it. Generally this set is smaller and the drops are not as intense Set 3 for solo riders has 2 slides. Both are super deep drops and are thrill rides. Lose clothes aren’t allowed here because how fast it goes (Men will have to take off their shirts and they will duct tape women’s spaghetti straps down) Super fun if you’re a thrill seeker Surfing area was always full up until closing time so i didn’t try it.

Water park next to the Hua Hin Holiday Inn. If you stay at the Holiday Inn you have free access to the park otherwise it's quite steeply prices at around 1000 baht for a ticket. It's great for younger kids (up to 12 or so?) but for the older ones there are only a few exciting rides like the Boomerang, and of course the steep drops. We did a bit of surfing on the standing wave as well, but you can only do this early morning otherwise the line is way too long. Food on site is expensive, you can take one liter of water in a container (not a normal water bottle). We had fun, but that was partly due to the excellent stay in the next door Holiday Inn. As a stand alone visit I would think twice with our slightly older kids (15 and 13).

Booked our tickets via Klook and it's definitely cheaper. There are 3x 1hr slot for VR rides. Unlimited entry to buffet lunch between 11am-4pm, good variety of cooked food, fruits, drinks and ice cream. Bathrooms are clean, with hot water, shampoo, bath gel and hairdryer.

We booked tickets via Klook. It’s cost is 799baht/1 adult and include: VR unlimited, 2 towels, lockers. Park is big and beautiful, there’s a lot of places for different activities.

I’m not a huge fan of water parks and this didn’t change my mind. Two of the main attractions were shut down but there still more things to do. This is the low season and so lines were short. Tubes for the lazy river were also short - unavailable. I think half of the people in the river had no tubes to use. Prices for food and drinks were quite high, and of course, you cannot bring any food or drinks in the park, even water. The place is relatively clean and I like that there are a ton of lifeguards on duty. We felt fine letting our young kids roam. The staff were helpful and attentive. The kids had fun but it really only took them two hours to be done. That’s a short amount of time for the price of the tickets and cost of food/drinks. The park opens at 11:00 AM, the perfect time to have to buy food there. 🤨 Give it a try at least once, which is what we have done.

We could enter for free by making a reservation at the ‘Holiday Inn’ hotel on a weekday. Two adults and one child under 12 years old could enter for free, and we purchased an additional adult ticket on site and it was 1200 baht. Operating hours are from 11 am to 5 pm. If booked the hotel, you can use the water park for 2 days on the day of check-in and check-out. I think it is the best cost-effective water park. Although it is not very large, there were several play equipments for children and adults. It was fun~! (Some facilities were on construction) Lockers were available for free, and there are snack and beverage shops throughout the area. There are many safety guards so children can play safely. However, if you only use the water park, the cost of on-site purchase may seem a bit expensive. If possible, I recommend staying at a hotel and using it for free.

Love this waterpark. We’ve visited this park twice now and it doesn’t disappoint. Awesome slides for all ages. Fun wave pool and new hot pools for adults to soak in. So much fun!

Great vibe indeed, especially if it’s not that hot and breezy then it’s a very good place for afternoon sipping. Food was mediocre, but quite pricey. Wine tasted better than expected but also came with a higher price for local grade. Service was excellent staff were very welcoming and attentive.

Beautiful property with a fantastic restaurant serving fine-dining quality Thai and fusion dishes. The vineyard grows a variety of grapes on this site but wine is not made here. Be sure to taste the award-winning bottles!

Very nice environment deep in the village for breakfast until late lunch. Nice place to chill with wines but no air conditioning & quite hot during lunch hour. Chosen a bottle of wine which taste bitter at the end, not my type of wine 😖😖😖 Grape juice is really good 👍 Food not bad but a bit pricey.... Overall very clean & nice place 👍

We went here as suggested by our hotel in Hue Hin and were very pleased with the experience and service. We picked the Vineyard tour with elephant feeding activity then tried out the wine tasting package. Overall the tour lasted around 1 hour and 1 hour for food and drinks. The view from the restaurant is stunning! It's really worth a visit.

The place is beautiful. Unbelievable to see a vineyard in Thailand. I only rate 4 star for the food as I think I just order a wrong one. I ordered a spaghetti vongole and it has a fishy taste. I think it is just lacking of herbs. I have to be very honest on that so that this menu can be improve. But the guys were having cold cuts platter. They enjoyed it! Wine tasting were marvelous!!! All in all, we had a great time. Guido is a wonderful person and so as the entire team. Very pro. Well trained staff really makes people happy as they are always smiling. Thank you Guido. Thank you for the good times. 🤗🤗🤗

Came here for wine tasting. Not all wine interested to me was available. I didn’t expect anything but wine was surprisingly good. I love their atmosphere, it’s a chill place to watching for vineyard and nature around. I wasn’t hungry but menu list looks big and delicious.

You can enjoyed your lunch among green environments of wine yard. The taste of food is delicious and good looking. Reservation should be booked in advance. 200 baht of admission fee vouchers can be used as a cash for lunch or drinks. 150 baht fee for van ride to take a wine yard tour. Pet is allowed to join the owner’s activities.

Beautifully located restaurant, high up with views of the vineyards & mountains all around. You have to pay a 200 THB entrance fee but this is redeemable for food or drink. Most of the seating is outside for the best views but they also have an Aircon room. The food is good but expensive. You can also have wine tasting of 3 or 5 different wines for a reasonable price. Great for a lazy lunch. They also have elephants which you can feed with bananas.

Having some nice combination platter and garlic mozzarella bread. Accompanied by a tasty, fruitful white. Sitting on the terrace and overlooking the beautiful wineyard. 😍. Just a perfect afternoon! Fortunately, the service has room for improvement 😀 . They can do better!

A stunning vista at this upscale winery nestled in the hills 45 min from Hua Hin. We didn’t do any kind of tour but just ended our day here for dinner and a wine tasting. Two elephants are residents to see for those interested. There were 5 of us and we all ordered something different - everyone loved their food. Because we live in a wine vacation destination in Canada our selves, it was interesting to experience the vibe on the other side of the planet. We ended our meal with a tasting of white, rose and red. Order the red if you go as the white was virtually undrinkable for us (very “green”). A lovely afternoon and highly recommended!

Amazing vineyard and the tour is amazing. They take you for a 20 minute ride around the wineries explaining all the wines which they make. They export 30% to Europe and elsewhere. They stop at the main view points to click your Instagram famous pictures. If you are there during the season you can pluck the grapes and do the stomping as well. Once the tour is over, you have wine tasting and they come explain all the wines and give it for tasting.

Great panoramic vinyard view. Good for sipping wine and enjoy the view. Food is just fair... typical western food menu. Cold cuts, pasta, steaks, etc. Sadly we think some dishes are quite overpriced. Wine is good. Plus you can buy it home from the wine shop on site. Wine yard tour is better when in the harvest season. Elephant sanctuary is nice but also pricey. It's around 45 min. from center of Hua Hin.

We loved the day trip to the wine farm. Lots to do for everyone. Small play area for kids, there are different activities with elephants during the day so plcheck the times. Vineyard tour as well as a bicycle tour available. Kids can even paint their own wine labels. Souvenir shop available. Awesome views of the vineyard and surrounding mountains. We chose from about 6 wine and food pairing options off the menu. Different combinations for all pallets. If you don't want to get technical, there is also an al la carte menu. There is no beer on the menu. Service is excellent and the food very good. I highly recommend a visit.

Had the worst experience! Booked a tour for Harvest festival, got confirmation by email! When we came there and payed 1580 baht for your (5 hours drive) it turns out, that we can’t have wine blending and tasting, we can only have ride (10 min) around vineyard, grape stomping (5 more min) and we got a plastic cup with grape juice! Instead of wine tasting we’ve got t-shirts. I understand, that there was a holiday in Thailand, BUT YOU NEED TO WARN people that program of the tour will change! You can easily do it by email, when sending confirmation of booking! After that 20 min “tour”we decided not to argue and spoil the mood and just went to have something to eat at the restaurant. BUT it was closed! We’ve got no excuses, no manager came to talk to us! So we had to drive 40 min more just to have food! I would not recommend going there, just because you will never know what to expect!

It's a great vineyard to visit when you are in Hua Hin! Food is average, nothing to rave about. They have a good range of wine selection, and some are really good! You can opt for the tour, which brings you around the vineyard via their mini transport. You could also visit the elephants, which reside inside the vineyard as well!

We came at the end of the rainy season, after a rainstorm. The park was empty but for a few families and we all had a wonderful time with the entire venue pretty much to ourselves. Staff were lovely, the site clean and tidy - manage your money for lunch because you can't get a refund after 5pm, but this is easily organised. We downloaded the Bolt app and got a taxi there and home for a mere £4.09 each way. It's well worth a visit, especially chancing it after a thunderstorm. The drive there is lovely as you go into the hills.

It's was a great waterpark with good facilities, the thing I enjoyed the most was the wave. It was so much fun, really brought out my inner child. There was around 9 slides and this gorgeous infinity pool. I recommend going in the evening as it's half the price and there really isn't that many slides so I don't think the whole day is needed.

Visable safety is a priority. Free sterilized life vest and helmets. 450 entrance fee for adults, 225? For kids above 110 cm tall and free for less than 110 cm. For kids less than 110 (likely less than 5 years old) 2 main steep slides #4 red and #5 green tube as well as big #3 yellow and white #6 white and blue but this one needs waxing as not so slippery and likely stuck along the slide a few times. Above average drop off at end of slides. Kids pool also has steep slides. Free lockers but need 200-500 deposit until you return the key. Shower Soap available in restroom. Food is average, but reasonably priced. 20 thb for a small bottle of water. Lots of shaded beach chairs to sit without needing to pay extra. Plenty of parking. You'll need a car to get to this remote location. We had the whole park to 3 families on Thursday Sept 30 2021. Place is a bit warned but okay for an afternoon. 120 cm required for kids to ride the intertube slides. Kid friendly park. Watch out some hot areas if baked in the Thai sun.

This place is a great day out for families with young kids. The wave pool, lazy river and water slides are all suitable for young kids to use with adult supervision. The Saturday deal from 4pm - 7pm is great value, 300 baht for adults and kids below a certain height get in free.

Minimum high for kids is 1.12 m, the staff is very nice and kind for the kids, the food in the restaurant was fast and great tastes, the kids enjoyed 🙏🙏🙏

We had a great time at this place. My wife thoroughly enjoyed the rides.Since my kids are only 4 years old they were scared to use the slides, but enjoyed on the outskirts of wave pool and other play area. All in all it was a day well spent, would have loved to do the wakeboard, which was available only on the weekend.

Spend 3-4 hours at the water park. Maybe 20 other people there in total. So, no waiting times anywhere. The slides are fun to use but not very long since the tower isn't high. It's a bit confusing which rides require wearing a helmet and which ones don't but there's always staff who will assist and tell what's needed for which slide. The three on the top level are the fastest and steepest ones. The wave pool is also fun to use. Just be aware that it's not always in wave mode. Overall good for families but also young adults who enjoy some water activities. Showers are large and rather clean plus there's liquid soap so it's not necessary to bring shower gel. But make sure to bring a towel. I highly recommend wearing slippers or water shoes since the walking areas are super hot especially if the sun is out. It's also best to wear a long-sleeve shirt to avoid getting sunburned. Food is between 120 Baht and 180 Baht per portion, for example fried rice with chicken. The food was surprisingly good for a water park. We took a Grab car to get there from Hua Hin city center and back. Each ride was around 175 Baht. If Grab doesn't find a car try to select Village Market Mall as a destination back.

Ghost water park. Everything is worn off, old and looks awful, swimming pools leave paint on my hands and swimming suite, lazy river looks terrible, wave pool needs renovation. Food is terrible and expensive, towels provided at an additional price, some of the lockers are not working. 2 stars only because my son was able to use some water slides. Basically there is no reason to spend your day in the Black mountain water park, it's much better to visit Vanna Nava water park.

A relatively small park with a certain variety of facilities. But there is no line on the weekend! It was a pleasure to be in a water park without queuing, it's a completely different experience. There are some high and fun slides, many facilities that are also suitable for small children. Everything is secure, lots of staff around and feels safe. There are comfortable toilets and showers, an locker given for free with a deposit. There is only one restaurant, the food there is ok. There are almost no options for vegans. The food is reasonably priced compared to other water parks I have visited. The park is clean, pleasant, tidy, there are seats and comfortable chairs, there is shade. Really recommended!

A well run, family-friendly water park about 20 minutes away from central Hua Hin. A selection of simple water slides, all of them are kid friendly with free safety equipment available, safety helmets and life jackets. A lazy river and swimming pools with kids climbing frames etc. A wave pool that runs every 30 minutes from 12pm. An open air restaurant sells decent food / ice creams/ drinks at very reasonable prices; no theme park rip offs here. 500 Baht for adults. Open at 11:00 am. Closes at 7pm. 300 Baht tickets available for 4pm entry. We bought ours in advance with the Klook app. Free lockers. Plenty of parking close to the entrance. A good way to spend 3-4 hours.

Very nice place! No queues, big space, a lot of places to seat, laying and chill. A lot of opinions of sliders for every age, less restrictions, everything is safe. Restaurant provide good menu with Thai and International dishes and beverages. Highly recommend!!!

Five stars for the entry price and the nice staff. Not too busy so you didn't have to wait for any of the attractions. I love the river and the wave pool. Also the drinks are well. I didn't try the food so I can't talk about

Such a fun day out. We went on a super quiet day but there was a good number of water slides as well as the infinity pool, wave pool (with body boards), lazy river and playgrounds (both water ones and dry ones). Lots of staff and safety a priority.

We had lots of fun here. Good price, 2 adults + 1 kid only cost 1125, free locker, free shampoo, warn shower water. Pool water is very clean, water park was so exciting. Strongly recommend.

A fun day out there. Park is along mountains and lakes. Nice view. Staff are friendly. Food is yum. A pad thai is abouy 100B? Water 20B. Not as many people as vana Nasa.

Love our home beach. Great swimming, cheap restaurants, sunbeds, cocktails etc,.

Good for a short get-away from Bangkok. The beach and sand quality is not nice as PhuKet or Krabi. Cannot see sunset but still had chill vibe.

I visited during the Songkran holiday, but it is a good place where there are not many people and the sunrise can be seen beautifully. In particular, rocky mountains create a special mood. The wind is very strong!

Best beach ever. Good for surfing, not so crowded and clean. Please don't litter when you come!

Nice beach which can swim and good for walking on the sandy white.

Nice beach, lots families come here as well.

Lovely, wide beach. Chairs to rent for 50 - 100 baht per day. Not as windy. Can swim during high tide. Food prices varies. Cheaper closer to the parking area.

Beautiful sandy beach, not too many people. Peaceful and quiet.

This beach was nice to chill and swim and sunbake at. It's not too crowded and it's quite nice and not too windy compared to the hua hin beaches. Worth a visit if you want a beach day near Hua Hin.

Lively beach only 10-15 mins south of Huahin but not as crowded. It has large sand shore to enjoy watching the crabs. People surf here during windy days. Nice to see lots of activities here. You can also swim as the water is warm and shallow. Sand here is grayish not as pretty as the South. However, you’ll feel people more welcoming and find relaxing vibes here. Recommended!

Always worth to go to this beach. I like the area here, some nice restaurants, beach is fine, can spend hours here, relax, swimming, perfect to spend a lazy day

I visited a beach that left me utterly disappointed. The shoreline was littered with plastic, dead fish, and cigarette ends, making the entire area unsightly. The water, rather than being crystal clear, appeared murky and uninviting. To add to the discomfort, annoying monkeys roamed freely, and persistent vendors tried to sell their wares. The presence of water jets further detracted from the overall experience. Despite having visited Thailand multiple times, this beach stands out as the worst, tarnishing the usually picturesque landscapes the country has to offer.

Many shops and cafe inside with affordable price. Friendly staff inside the area and it's free entrance. Enjoy many spots for taking great pictures. I went there by motorbike and the parking guy asked for 220 Bath just for parking!! When i refused he asked me to leave. Very rude.

A good place to stop by before heading back to Bangkok. 40baht parking fee. No entrance fee. The guard just had a counter to click how many people coming in the place. One of the food vendors was so helpful to tell me about this vintage place. Food between 50-60baht but a bit small portion only.

Small place to visit probably 30minutes, no entrance fee. There is a live band performance at the time. Plenty of shops and food store. Great place for photography at evening.

Hua Hin Market Village is a shopping mall in Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, Thailand. The first large-scale shopping and entertainment complex in the beach resort town, opened in February 2006. And, it is the largest shopping complex in one of Thailand’s most popular tourist destinations. It has⬇️ -Lotus's -Food Court -Homepro -The Power -Major Cineplex 4 Cinemas -B2S -Supersports

Amazing mall off the main road. Many wonderful shops and restaurants. The Lotus store is great many choices and fresh produce. Nice place to cool off and walk around in the AC and do shopping.

I am not a big shopping kind of person (however the air con is a nice reprieve from the heat) but I totally don't mind accompanying my wife to this mall so she can get her seemingly endless "shopping fix" satisfied. Now besides pretty much anything you might need or want from a shopping mall, Market Village pretty much has you covered. From western fast food, to international grocery favorites to clothing, accessories and beauty services and products this place has it all. What I like most about the mall is that directly out the doors to the parking area by Yamazaki Bakery is a small unobtrusive little drink stand and guess what....Ice cold beer at store prices, a seating area where you can smoke and in my case anyway....wait for the wife to finish her shopping. Something for everyone I would say. 😀

Shops at Market village, if you need dry goods or anything for kitchen, cooking, clothing, name a few and they have it. This is a market by the road. Tesco lotus is inside this market, lots of shops for food, fast food, donuts, and also watsons. Don’t forget to grab your needs here if you’re in Huahin.

Modern mall but not so many branded outlets. Plenty of restaurants but bo halal restaurant inside. Main anchor is Lotus where you can shop for groceries and some clothes and home needs

We ended up here quite often as it's just easy to find something for everyone. Plus, when you're done eating you can stroll the market and do some shopping at the many booths full of clothing and souvenirs. (The best seafood restaurant is Lung Ja.) It has a yellow sign.

This is an experience just standing and observing the throng of people, food, and stalls. This is the definition of vibrant. Anything you could care to eat is here, and it' all well cooked, seasoned, and tasty. The juices are on another level freshly squeezed and iced. If you're staying in one of the many hotels, grab a bolt, and head on down, you will not be disappointed

Vibrant night market with a lot of things to see and buy. Right in the city center so its easy to get to. You can walk the entire street in about 20 minutes, but you’ll likely take longer to stop and buy stuff. Can get crowded during festivals. You’ll need to park somewhere outside the market street itself; a recommendation is to park in the adjacent street or city block and walk to the street itself.

Nice place to visit out of Bangkok, great for tourists, not as busy as compared to Bangkok. Quite a lot of western people staying here in the year end. They have a nice night market with grill seafood including huge life Asian Lobster pricing by weight. Local Thai food are great to check it out. Shopping malls are available too with western and japanese cuisine.

It's opened quite early, and over the weekdays when the Cicada and Tamarind markets are closed. As in every such ones in Asia you can find/shop local items, shops around are opened too if you're in a need of the air-conditioning. The markets is surrounded by restaurants with the cuisine upon your choice, just to pick and it doesn't have to be the first one. But you can pick the seafood one which stock is presented and grilled outside😉

Overall great selection of food. The street is not too long which is good to be able to walk between different stalls and decide which ones to choose. Prices are pretty average for Thailand. Meat skewers are between 10 and 20 Baht. The purple coconut pancakes are a must try. Not busy before 8pm on weekdays.

Great atmosphere, brightly lighted for shoppers to enjoy the evening with their friends and family. Lots of varieties, ranging from clothing, footwear, food, snacks, custom handmade watches etc. Price wise can be pretty reasonable if you managed to negotiate with the seller. Walking distance from our Hop Inn (51st) say a good 20mins. Experienced the streets better when you walk as you’ll pass by local shops selling all kinds of stuffs.

Everything is in this night market, seafood, drinks, sweets, clothes etc. little bit small though. Prices are ok. Some times it is difficult to find a place to sit when tired. There are many good seafood restaurants and also some nice pubs. Could be crowded on weekends.

This walking street is two sections long, with a zebra crossing in between. But I don't recommend that fruit shop it’s opposite the 2nd Zebra crossing. Not kind people. As for Khanom Ba Bin, it's very delicious. It's at the end of the market, next to the train. Everyone must try it! 😋

Wonderful place. Many different fresh foods to try. Allot of birds at night squawking and dropping bombs though, be careful out there.

What a fun place to walk around. Let the sun go down and come explore. All the foods. Drinks. Music. All the knock off bags and watches you can buy! Happy people sharing a wonderful mix of colors.

It is on two roads. I liked that the market is open every day and it really reflected Thai culture in general, and the south in particular. You can find a lot of stuff from clothes, accessories, Thai souvenirs, and of course Thai street food! Almost all the stores I went to could speak English! Payment was easy as they accept cash and QR code payments. Will go back here the next day for seafood dinner.

Watch out, the traders start their haggle higher than they need to. Expect 20% drop in prices most places if you buy a couple of items, 10% otherwise. That aside, which is expected here in Thailand, the night market has a wonderful atmosphere. It is full of vibrant sights, smells and sounds. There are two 7-11 shops located nearby should you need normal stuff like cans of drink, water, cigarettes etc. One of them is 24 hour. You can get a taxi for about 150-200฿ to go about 3-4km which is very good. Tuk-Tuk, Bike and Car taxis available. Excellent value here for trinkets for family and friends back home. Highly recommended.

Pretty small night market, long but narrow. There are neat crafts on sides, lots of art. Also they do have lobster and large shrimp they will cook for you on street towards end of market. Prices of some very nice shirts about 3 dollars. All hit or miss when it comes to the deals, but 100baht still plays here. Grab a smoothie or ice cream cone and enjoy the amusements.

If you have been in Thailand already for a while then you will be already familiar with this kind of markets, i find this market especially good because there is almost anything here 😅 the variety is wast! Food is very good as well, phad thai was one of the best that i tried so far. Comparing to other markets i saw in Thailand, there are many good quality things as well here.

Great experience walking around. Safe. And no touting and no pushy sales. Great vibe. Lots of clothes, kickbacks, food.. including fresh seafood.. delicious big tiger prawns and lobsters at a very affordable price.(2 prawns and 1 lobster for 1500 Baht).

An amazing variety of food stalls at reasonable prices. The market is also bordered by several bars and restaurants. When we visited, we were able to buy seafood at one of the stalls then sit in the nearby restaurant where the food was cooked and served to us.

The one and only night market in Hua Hin. Comes alive from 6pm. You can find food, drinks and shopping. There are also many local seafood restaurants serving good seafood. Things that there aren't many are Money Exchange and Toilet and not much shelter in the event of rain.

Went in January 2024. Very busy! Lots of live-there expats, vacationing Europeans, Scandinavians, Chinese & Koreans, and North Americans. Seafood looks great!

Nice little market. Good seafood and small souvenir shops. Had live music in front of are restaurant we picked.

What a great destination opposite the clock tower there is an opening between the buildings that take you to a fantastic open air food market there’s a bar and toilets. Than you can cut through to the main night market street. It’s a food sensation.

Great night market for travellers coming to Huahin, they have a great variety of food. You can get all kinds of souvenirs. I had to get 2 masks from here lol. All in all great place for great vibes

We ended up here quite often as it's just easy to find something for everyone. Plus, when you're done eating you can stroll the market and do some shopping at the many booths full of clothing and souvenirs. (The best seafood restaurant is Lung Ja.) It has a yellow sign.

This is an experience just standing and observing the throng of people, food, and stalls. This is the definition of vibrant. Anything you could care to eat is here, and it' all well cooked, seasoned, and tasty. The juices are on another level freshly squeezed and iced. If you're staying in one of the many hotels, grab a bolt, and head on down, you will not be disappointed

Vibrant night market with a lot of things to see and buy. Right in the city center so its easy to get to. You can walk the entire street in about 20 minutes, but you’ll likely take longer to stop and buy stuff. Can get crowded during festivals. You’ll need to park somewhere outside the market street itself; a recommendation is to park in the adjacent street or city block and walk to the street itself.

Nice place to visit out of Bangkok, great for tourists, not as busy as compared to Bangkok. Quite a lot of western people staying here in the year end. They have a nice night market with grill seafood including huge life Asian Lobster pricing by weight. Local Thai food are great to check it out. Shopping malls are available too with western and japanese cuisine.

It's opened quite early, and over the weekdays when the Cicada and Tamarind markets are closed. As in every such ones in Asia you can find/shop local items, shops around are opened too if you're in a need of the air-conditioning. The markets is surrounded by restaurants with the cuisine upon your choice, just to pick and it doesn't have to be the first one. But you can pick the seafood one which stock is presented and grilled outside😉

Overall great selection of food. The street is not too long which is good to be able to walk between different stalls and decide which ones to choose. Prices are pretty average for Thailand. Meat skewers are between 10 and 20 Baht. The purple coconut pancakes are a must try. Not busy before 8pm on weekdays.

Great atmosphere, brightly lighted for shoppers to enjoy the evening with their friends and family. Lots of varieties, ranging from clothing, footwear, food, snacks, custom handmade watches etc. Price wise can be pretty reasonable if you managed to negotiate with the seller. Walking distance from our Hop Inn (51st) say a good 20mins. Experienced the streets better when you walk as you’ll pass by local shops selling all kinds of stuffs.

Everything is in this night market, seafood, drinks, sweets, clothes etc. little bit small though. Prices are ok. Some times it is difficult to find a place to sit when tired. There are many good seafood restaurants and also some nice pubs. Could be crowded on weekends.

This walking street is two sections long, with a zebra crossing in between. But I don't recommend that fruit shop it’s opposite the 2nd Zebra crossing. Not kind people. As for Khanom Ba Bin, it's very delicious. It's at the end of the market, next to the train. Everyone must try it! 😋

Wonderful place. Many different fresh foods to try. Allot of birds at night squawking and dropping bombs though, be careful out there.

What a fun place to walk around. Let the sun go down and come explore. All the foods. Drinks. Music. All the knock off bags and watches you can buy! Happy people sharing a wonderful mix of colors.

It is on two roads. I liked that the market is open every day and it really reflected Thai culture in general, and the south in particular. You can find a lot of stuff from clothes, accessories, Thai souvenirs, and of course Thai street food! Almost all the stores I went to could speak English! Payment was easy as they accept cash and QR code payments. Will go back here the next day for seafood dinner.

Watch out, the traders start their haggle higher than they need to. Expect 20% drop in prices most places if you buy a couple of items, 10% otherwise. That aside, which is expected here in Thailand, the night market has a wonderful atmosphere. It is full of vibrant sights, smells and sounds. There are two 7-11 shops located nearby should you need normal stuff like cans of drink, water, cigarettes etc. One of them is 24 hour. You can get a taxi for about 150-200฿ to go about 3-4km which is very good. Tuk-Tuk, Bike and Car taxis available. Excellent value here for trinkets for family and friends back home. Highly recommended.

Pretty small night market, long but narrow. There are neat crafts on sides, lots of art. Also they do have lobster and large shrimp they will cook for you on street towards end of market. Prices of some very nice shirts about 3 dollars. All hit or miss when it comes to the deals, but 100baht still plays here. Grab a smoothie or ice cream cone and enjoy the amusements.

If you have been in Thailand already for a while then you will be already familiar with this kind of markets, i find this market especially good because there is almost anything here 😅 the variety is wast! Food is very good as well, phad thai was one of the best that i tried so far. Comparing to other markets i saw in Thailand, there are many good quality things as well here.

Great experience walking around. Safe. And no touting and no pushy sales. Great vibe. Lots of clothes, kickbacks, food.. including fresh seafood.. delicious big tiger prawns and lobsters at a very affordable price.(2 prawns and 1 lobster for 1500 Baht).

An amazing variety of food stalls at reasonable prices. The market is also bordered by several bars and restaurants. When we visited, we were able to buy seafood at one of the stalls then sit in the nearby restaurant where the food was cooked and served to us.

The one and only night market in Hua Hin. Comes alive from 6pm. You can find food, drinks and shopping. There are also many local seafood restaurants serving good seafood. Things that there aren't many are Money Exchange and Toilet and not much shelter in the event of rain.

Went in January 2024. Very busy! Lots of live-there expats, vacationing Europeans, Scandinavians, Chinese & Koreans, and North Americans. Seafood looks great!

Nice little market. Good seafood and small souvenir shops. Had live music in front of are restaurant we picked.

What a great destination opposite the clock tower there is an opening between the buildings that take you to a fantastic open air food market there’s a bar and toilets. Than you can cut through to the main night market street. It’s a food sensation.

Great night market for travellers coming to Huahin, they have a great variety of food. You can get all kinds of souvenirs. I had to get 2 masks from here lol. All in all great place for great vibes

This is a smaller temple. It has been set-up as a little souvenir market and has a variety of tourist shops. The temple itself is not so spectacular but the views are very nice. Many of the items I looked at were expensive compared to other temples in the area.

The gathering spot of the monkey community in the area. Beautiful view up the stairs to the top temple building where the multiple bells are located. The road is very steep and the stairs are also very steep and slightly tilted. Nice little viewing spot of the area.

Wonderful location right by the sea and if you climb the steps to the Temple building you get great views of Hua Hin. Beware of the thieving macaques, they're everywhere, particularly along the road down to the shrine on the seafront. But these monkeys seem to have a peaceful coexistence with the stray dogs here which are not aggressive. Some stalls in front of the steps upto the Temple where you can buy a few things.

This is my second visit to this place, and it has changed since my last visit 7 years ago. It seems to be more clean and not so many monkeys, as I can remember. There are some small souvenir shops and a long stairway leading up to the temple, which I did not take. Well, it's worth a visit if you like monkeys, but be careful they are quick to grab your food.

It's a bit run down but it has a certain charm, and we really enjoyed this unique place. There are monkeys everywhere and they are not scary or aggressive at all. There is a great souvenir shop with lots of really well priced souvenirs. We are really glad we came here, it was a lot of fun and the kids really enjoyed it too.

Sad to see this formerly amazing property without a patron to bring it back to what it could and should be! That said, stunning Impressive And the view is undeniably majestic The monkeys are a fun element

Visited April 2022 Pros - nice views, souvenir shops at the base which could be nice for tourists, pretty architecture and sculptures, lots of monkeys - also ponies, pigs, chickens, roosters, dogs, and cats Cons - the main reason I'm giving 2/5 stars is the amount of trash. I was really shocked to see piles of garbage in between the temples. I expected the area to be better taken care of. Very disappointed and saddened.

Nice temple area hidden up the road. It has a beautiful overlooking view of the beaches and water below. Many dogs?and monkeys in the area. Good place to go for a walk and see the surrounding area.

Peaceful and quiet place. Out of the season, there are no tourists around. You can walk around the whole lake.

Small temple perched on the hill in Takieb. As with a good majority of the temples in Hua Hin, it has magnificent ocean views north to the city. The monkeys are always a problem. Be vigilant, nearly lost my mobile to one and they are not friendly.

Lovely temple to visit. Not much to say here but I wish it was maintained better. Other than that some beautiful views of the city and beautiful temple and statues. And there is a little shop there for souvenirs which had lots of nice item which were moderately priced. Overall nice and experience and I do recommend going if you are in Hua Hin.

Went for a drive out here to have a look,turns out we came here about 6 years ago.lots of monkeys,don't feed them.o remember last time they sold food for people to feed them ,and I saw one person get mobbed. I think they have got wise to that .some really good views of the ocean and local coast plus all the statues.

A little out of the way but worth the journey. Beautiful temple overlooking ocean. Lots of monkeys and dogs around but no bother. Stop for a coffee outside the red 'Lucky Door' gate and check out the beautiful sea shells

Went early to see the sunrise at 6.45am up at the temple on foot. Walked around only to find aggressive dogs and gangs of monkeys. We tried to go further, but there were several dogs who nudged us. They started to growl and get aggressive when we tried to shoo them away. Didn't feel safe at all, so we left. The buildings were run down, and there wasn't much to see except for a magnificent beach view. There were a lot of monkeys too, but they didn't seem too bad compared to the dogs. Hungry animals and neglected infrastructure. Shame.

Great views, and the fishing port and seafood restaurants on the way up the hill are fantastic. But before there were 100s of monkeys and you can feed them, but now maybe a dozen and you cant

Amazing Temple. Do be careful of the monkeys as they are wild animals. Very peaceful and serene place.

The Wat is small and isolated and amazing and spread out so you have to walk to enjoy all of it.

Great views and not too many stairs 👏 It is in need of small repairs but still beautiful and happy to see this amazing property

Getting slightly crowded with tourists coming back. Food court has good selections of local cuisines. Complemented w usual fast foods for those having too much Tom yum. Near the beach for easy access

Standard shopping Mall, interesting selection of shops and eateries. Take your time and enjoy the air-conditioning. Grab a bite once you're done shopping. I haven't had a bad meal in Thailand, and the price is a steal. If you have time to kill, spend some time having your nails done or a foot massage. Book in advance to avoid disappointment. There are automatic massage chairs that deliver a fantastic all body experience. You can pay for an hour.

Average modern mall. Don't bother coming at opening time (10am) because 80% of the stores and restaurants are still closed. I think it's better to go around noon. Everything was open then. Downstairs there is a TOKEN exchange for the arcade, NOT A COIN exchange. Don't make the same mistake I did and lose your money thinking you'll get 10b back when it's tokens for the games. The supermarket was quite expensive. Overall everything seems to be a bit pricier but it's a pretty mall and air-conditioned. A decent place to walk around for a couple of hours to escape the heat.

A shopping mall is located opposite Sailom hotel and Intercontinental hotel what is Medium size and has a lot of facilities and shops There’s Bank, Gourmet market, food center, Café such as Starbuck, Amazon café, The coffee club moreover there’s Uniqlo(Cloth shop), Mc (Cloth shop)

Surprise as I had been told 50% vacancy at Bluport and it doesn't appear that way. Several full service cafe/ coffee shops on the Main / 1st floor, a good bookstore, restaurants of many styles , of course a food court and shopping . Specialty art, home & garden furnishings, clothing shops line the aquatic themed Blue as in Bluport Mall. Park on the covered ground level and keep your vehicle cool.Foreign Immigration has an easily accessible office on the basement floor. Seversl bakery optionsplus an upscale grocery store loaded with harder to find items re : foreigners shopping preferences. There are several banks operating here, ATM'S as well. I arrived after 10am and was allowed early entry allow many businesses were setting up so 11am would be the best early start time.I never even made it up to the 2nd or 3rd floors, next time !

It got 5 stars because there are many comfortable seats scattered about so I can rest whilst my wife looks at the shops. They have a market where people can sell second hand clothes or really just about anything. I can't remember which night but I think Wednesday. Good parking. There are several floors with lots of shops. It's a bit upmarket compared to the Market Village. But those seats, they are great

Lovely shopping mall but sadly now has many empty units, still a few eateries, Immigration services and cinema.

Great place to chill and hangout. There’s huge departmental store, H&M and Uniqlo too. And absolutely impressed by the clean toilets. Free wifi is available, if you ask the receptionist on the Ground level.

Dead mall really. But departmental store has great discounts. So all is forgiven. Haha

One of 2 bigger malls in Hua Hin but pretty dead and not enough tenants to complete the mall. certain sections was like a ghost town

I visited Blu Point shopping mall recently and was very impressed with the modern design. The mall is a lot quieter than the other mall in Hua Hin which makes it a great place to relax and enjoy a leisurely shopping experience. The food court is the main positive of the mall. It has a very good selection of food stalls, including some larger food chains. Overall, I had a great experience at Blu Point shopping mall. It is a clean, modern mall with a good selection of shops and restaurants. I would definitely recommend it to others.

The shopping mall has a decent range of clothes. Loved the Uniqlo and H&M clothing stores. The food court has an ok range of food available. They also have Dunkin doughnuts. There are many pop up stores on the ground floor offering various discounts on many days. Overall it's very quiet and shops inside close pretty early.

A relatively large mall with a fair selection of shops and a large food hall as well. You won't find too many of the large internationally known brands, but it's still quite interesting. We got some great deals on local brand clothing.

***BLUPORT HUA HIN RESORT MALL All shopping centers are the same Only big companies have a business But only the attitude is different, The name of the shopping center is different The prices are almost the same as in Europe and Austria

Modern mall, wasn't too busy when we visited on a Monday afternoon. Lots of fast food choices as well as good mix of quality stores

You can almost find everything you need in this shopping mall. There have a Let’s Relax nearby, we stayed here for a whole day. We exchanged money, did some shopping, took a lunch, did hair colouring and took a dinner here. Finally, we finished our day by Let’s Relax. It’s a relaxed day for us.

Everything you need under one roof, even an immigration office which is very convenient. Food outlets, good superMarket and other clothing, sport, electrical outlets.

An amazing monument to the 7 Thai Kings that ruled Thailand when fighting against neighbouring countries. Each bronze statue is 14m high and sits high above the ground on a massive base. Not a lot of vendors trying to sell things which is a welcome change to the norm.

Here you can stand amongst Kings; seven of Thailands greatest, memorialised here with these giant Statues. There is a huge concrete area in front of the Statues with Floodlights on each corner. I assume this serves a purpose for large assemblies of people for organised events and national days. There are several food/drink stalls at the reception area together with a small shrine with miniature copies of the Statues. Definitely worth a visit, but other than the Statues, nothing else here. Tip.. Come early, I was there just after opening time at 8.00am and had the space to myself for nearly 20 mins. Also the Statues face East, so you get the best light for photographing the Statues early on. It's obviously also cooler

It's best place to visit to greenery behind the mountains. There is a palm trees between the park It's a memorial statues of freedom fighters for the nation of Thailand. I loved this place.

Was boring. A few modern looking statues with no explanation about what they were or when they were built and a shop in a tent. The rest was mostly empty concrete with some cones. I have seen more interesting looking airports. Spent longer waiting for the compulsory shuttle bus that took the longest obscure route possible to go to and from car park in p. The toilets were nice and for me the highlight.

This is a very big museum with the statues of the 7 Kings of Thailand. They have a small room for the miniature of the statue, then you will be catered to a tram ride going to the bigger statue. The statues stand tall and high between a wide and empty park surrounded by palm trees. The place is technically big. It would be nice to see more flowers and plants around the area. It will make the place more attractive. The place is also not quite hard to find using different kinds of gps maps online.

The beautiful elephants were treated well and left a good impression. We didn’t see any scars, etc on the skin. During the tour the elephants could take breaks for snacks and were not in a hurry. A lot of water and shadow is provided. Our kid found it very enjoyable.

5歳と8歳の子供と大人2人で2400バーツ程 ３０分間乗って最後は川渡りまで。 なかなかできない貴重な体験でエキサイティングしました。 最後にゾウが水を飲んでいるという件からブレスレットを販売。1つ200バーツまでまけてくれた。 ゾウの歯を使ったもので2つ購入。 (Translated by Google) Approximately 2,400 baht for 2 adults and children aged 5 and 8 The ride lasts for 30 minutes and ends with a river crossing. It was a rare and exciting experience. Finally, they sell bracelets based on the fact that elephants are drinking water. They gave me up to 200 baht each. I bought two of these made from elephant teeth.

I recently visited an elephant sanctuary and was deeply saddened by the scenes I witnessed there. The elephants, once majestic creatures roaming freely in nature, are now subjected to labor exploitation, a sight that broke my heart. The only gesture of support I could offer to an elephant I befriended was to buy and gift them an abundance of bananas, as a small token of kindness in their dire circumstances.

A natural, nice and quiet place to relax. You can feed the elephants as well as riding them ! It also has a nice seating area which offers drinks and delicious food. Recommended ! Ps. the village is a bit hard to find. You need to go through the temple.

Visited the elephant sanctuary and its not really a sanctuary there was 4 elephants chained up that's all staff was OK when we told them we only came to feed the elephant not ride them they became disinterested with us the elephants looked in good condition though so we fed them some banana's and fed the young one some cucumbers we visited her as rated well on trip advisor but would not recommend it really sad to see such amazing animals chained to a spot we at least we know they are quite well fed we also fed the catfish they have in there pond this was a crazy site few just a few pellets in the water an hundreds of catfish everywhere in the pond this was nicer to see nice surroundings otherwise and a little cafe on site that is relatively cheap There is no entrance fee to get in here to feed elephants 100thb per basket of food goes very quick as you can imagine the fish pellets are only 20thb If you really must ride and elephant (I would not recommend), it starts at 800thb for 30 mins

This is our first time to visit elephant village. After all read the comments. We love to see . This place is good enough and peoples there is super friendly. No cruelty or sign Of animals abused . We loved it . The place is very relax and have a little pool for them . I ll recomment all my friends To visit next trip.

There's only 1 price ticket. It's 800/ 30mins. It was a lovely moment for us even we wandered under the 42c. Feel free to choose this for your plan.

Huge elephant park. Maybe 5-6 elephants including a male elephant with tusks. There's a coffee shop where you can get coffee and look at the elephant for free. 100b to feed the elephants corn or 20b to feed the fish. 800b to ride the elephant for 30mins for an adult and 400b for children.

Had a very nice time here. Spent about an hour and was very pleased. If you want to ride the elephants it’s 800 baht for 30 minutes. 100 baht for a basket to feed them. 200 baht for a picture and we bought a bracelet as well. We went when it first opened at 9:30am and no one was there. By the time we left the tour buses were pulling up. It was very relaxing and a good place for kids. If you ever been around a farm/ranch with animals that work then this is what it’s like here. Basically, beasts of burden and these elephants look like they are fed well. Just because they work doesn’t mean they are being abused.

Visit the elephants. Buy a basket of food and feed them. As easy as that. Or you can pay for a ride up the hill track on one. Also visit the small cafe here for cold drinks and watch them being fed or walked.

I came there to feed and watch the elephants. But i saw poor ones chained to the ground, trying to move at least one step back and forth. It was so sad. I will never return as i saw the people beating the animals and not giving them the opportunity to walk and be free for a while. That’s a horrible place. And the people who go there to ride the elephants - i hope you are all gone. Never ever go there and never ever support the elephant riding!

We visited the Elephant Village today. We dont believe in riding elephants but we feed them and that is something special to interact with them. The elephants are well cared for here. Afterwards we had coffee and a bite tp eat, very relaxing.

The sanctuary is small, at least of what we have seen. The people taking care of the animals are friendly. The area could be cleaned up since there was some dumped garbage. The elephant ride was joyful and maybe also a little scary. You can buy fruit baskets to feed the elephants. There is also a small restaurant where you can buy yourself a drink, not sure if they have food.