Address: 38/47 Khaonoi Village Behine Wat Etisukatow, Hua Hin

Directions: Located 3 km west of Hua Hin. When you are on Petchkasem Road passing Chatchat Market, turn to Hua Hin Nongphlap Road, the same journey to go to Pala-U Waterfall.

Opening Hours: Daily from 8.00 am - 17.00 pm

Admission Fee: Unknown

Phone: +66 32 516181

Information:

The Elephant Village has 18 elephants, two males, 16 females and one baby elephant. On arrival at the elephant camp you will meet the elephants. Then you have the chance to buy bunches of bananas and feed elephants. You can watch the elephants taking their daily bath in the stream before beginning to demonstrate logging techniques used in the jungle. You will be surprised by their strength and clever team work.

Address: Hua Hin

Directions: Located 1.5km to the west of Hua Hin

Opening Hours: Daily

Admission Fee: Unknown

Phone: Unknown

Information:

This hill is found 1.5km to the west of Hua Hin. A trip up the steep road to the top provides a scenic view of the town, beach, Gulf of Thailand and the Royal Hua Hin Golf Course. There is a small park on the hilltop with trails leading to the various viewpoints.

Address: Khao Takiab, hua Hin

Directions: The Best way to go there is by tuk tuk.

Opening Hours: Daily

Admission Fee: Free

Phone: Unknown

Information:

One of the most popular areas around Hua Hin is Khao Takiab. The twin hills of Khao Takiab (Chopstick Hills) are visible to the south down the beach from Hua Hin and one can also make out the 20 meter tall Buddha image at the base of the hills. The walk along the beach is guaranteed to test your ankles.

Address: Petchkasem Beach Road, Hua Hin 77110

Directions: Located between Mae Haad and Haad Salad

Opening Hours: Daily from 9.00 am - 16.00 pm

Admission Fee: 20 Bath

Phone:  +66 32-511155

Information:

Built as a summer palace by King Rajakhipok (Rama VII) for his Queen Rambai Barni, Wang Klai Kangwon, remains the home of HM King Bhumipol, HM Queen Sirikit when in Prachuab Kiri Khan and neighbouring provinces. Now long after this royal seaside retreat became popularised among commoners, it's open to the public when royalty's not in residence.