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Pa La-U Waterfall

Situated in the southern part of Thailand’s largest national park, Kaeng Krachang National Park, the Pala-U Waterfall is an alluring 16-level waterfall that attracts countless tourists yearly. The Pala-U Waterfall is among the largest waterfalls in the country and a haven for nature lovers. From deep in the crystal clear water to enjoy the panoramic view from the top levels, there are plenty of fun things to do at the enchanting falls. This natural wonder is an ecotourism hotspot nestled within a tropical rainforest estimated to be 1000 years old. Breathe in the fresh air in this rain forest and explore the different levels of Pala-U Waterfall for an unforgettable experience. Visitors can climb up to the different levels of the waterfall, swim in the freshwater, feed fish, and enjoy the sight of dense forests boasting a vast variety of flora and fauna. Everyone from nature lovers, adventure seekers to avid photographers can have once in a lifetime experience at this picturesque place. The stunning scenery of the majestic waterfall, lush green forest, and the native wildlife makes this place immensely popular with travelers visiting Thailand. Read More

Situated in the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, the Phraya Nakhon Cave is one of the most mysterious caves in Thailand. The mystery of the place owes to the fact that the cave is a little hard to reach, and not a lot of visitors manage to reach the stunning site. A revered Royal golden meeting hall, built for Rama V is the main highlight once you reach the main area. The Phraya Nakhon Cave has two chambers with open ceilings to allow sunlight to penetrate through, rendering the place a soothing calmness. Adventurists, nature lovers, and trekkers are sure to have a fun time visiting the Phraya Nakhon Cave. Read More

Pranburi beach is a natural beach located to the west of the Gulf of Siam. It is easily accessible from the resort town of Hua Hin that lies at a distance of mere 20 miles. Visitors who aspire to relax amidst sand, sun and sea find it irresistible on account of its unspoilt beauty and clean surroundings sans the commercialisation. It is indeed a far cry from the more popular beaches of Thailand with several tiny islands and rocky cliff-like projections visible on the coastline. The sand is grainy and coarse with the colour being a trifle darker than the customary golden yellow. Families with young children in tow are also found frequenting the area where the kids can have fun frolicking in the sea or making sandcastles on the beach. Apart from the solitude, Pranburi beach is also known for a variety of local delicacies. Read More

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Situated in the Hua Hin district of Thailand, Seenspace Huahin is a popular beachfront shopping mall developed and designed on the concept of Eat, Lay, Play, Relax. The lifestyle mall is a fusion of shops, restaurants and clothing brands blended together with the beachview and modern architectural space. One of the specialities about Seenspace Mall is the Seen Space Open Fest, which takes place every week from Friday to Monday. During the festival, one may hit some of the stores and grab some exciting deals on the purchases by participating in simple yet fun–filled contests. During the long weekends, the Beach Market organized on the beach front of the Seenspace Mall is a riot of sound and colours with stalls selling paraphernalias of all kinds. Read More

A stunning cave called Tham Khao Luang Cave is nestled amidst natural beauty and serene beaches. It is famous because of its numerous Buddha shrines found within the cave. This cave is adorned with Buddha statues, stalactites hanging from the roof, and multiple stupas. Like many of the country's cave temples, Tham Khao Luang Cave was also transformed by the order of King Rama V. King Rama V ordered a Buddha statue in the cave to honour his predecessor, King Rama IV, who was a monk himself, in the cave, during the early years. The cave is entered through a fleet of steep stairs, which boasts over 200 Buddha images, among which the most renowned is the gigantic statue of the reclining Buddha. This statue is made even more mystical and enchanting due to the natural skylight which fills up the cave during the day.But, one thing visitors need to be aware of is the monkeys that hang around by the entrance, who are quite notorious and sometimes cause visitors a nuisance. Read More

The Venezia is a popular shopping destination and a theme park located in the town of Hua Hin that offers a host of activities and attractions to the visitors. It is based entirely on the city of Venice in Italy replete with the Grand Canal and gondolas, thus giving a taste of the far off exotic city to the local inhabitants of Thailand. The Venezia Hua Hin is undoubtedly huge, located over an area of 73,600 square meters that includes an astounding number of 316 shops. The lofty San Marco's bell tower can actually be seen from afar as one drives through Cha Am en route to Hua Hin. Numerous colorful buildings, shops and wonderfully ornate terraces are found lining the sides of the canal ending in a garden mimicking the Italian style. A mini zoo can be found at the end of the canal too along with an enormous enclosed building that serves as the Villa Market, known for its array of imported goods from all over the world. Read More

The Vana Nava Water Jungle is Asia’s first themed water jungle cum park, which is located in the famous resort town of Hua Hin in Thailand. With over twenty attractions that comprise of rides, slides, as well as Thailand’s first professional underwater studio, the jungle is an excellent combination of nature and modern technology. The Water Jungle offers exceptional state of the art entertainment opportunities to its visitors amidst natural surroundings of a tropical jungle with has over 200,000 plants and trees spread over a total area of over 3 hectares. First of its kind, The Vana Nava Water Jungle is a top-rated tourist attraction in Thailand, and for all the right reasons. It is undoubtedly the best family leisure destination in all of Thailand, which appeals to visitors of all ages. Read More

Wat Huay Mongkol is a temple dedicated to the famous monk Luang Phor Thuad, located on the outskirts of Hua Hin. The monk who lived 400 years ago is shrouded in many stories speaking about the miracles he performed. The Huay Mongkol Temple marks a massive statue of monk Luang Phor Thuad who sits on a mound that can be accessed by a long set of stairs. The giant statue is cornered by four three-headed wooden Elephant statues which is where the local Thai visitors perform their worship ceremony. The local worshipers walk around the wooden elephants are known as Erawan in the Hindu mythology as part of the blessing ceremony. Touching the elephant's belly is believed to bring good luck, hence, the ceremony starts by taking a small kit that holds few flowers and some incense sticks at the entrance by donating some amount. Almost all the temples in Thailand largely operate with the help of donation. Wat Huay Mongkol complex is dotted with a beautiful garden and a small lake. The artificial waterfall is a crowd-puller. Read More

Bluport is Hua Hin’s first-ever resort shopping mall with an enormous beachfront dual-storey space dedicated to high-end retail stores, gourmet markets and a cinema complex. Conveniently located on the town’s main highway, this futuristic mall comprises over 1,000 outlets for branded and boutique clothing, jewellery, furnishings, homeware, beauty and wellness hubs, as well as food courts, a port walk and a department store.