We're in Hua Hin

 As long as you can get up early enough, depending on season and distance to the beach around 4:30-5:00, then i absolutely recommend watching the sunset at the beach: Many locations are suitable to watch the sunset We recommended our favourite spot because there is plenty of space to sit on the stone cay rather than on the sand That makes the location also suitable to take great pictures, have a picnic without much preparation or enjoy evening drinks at sundown But note that due to it's location on the Gulf of Thailand you will only see the sunset in the morning, not the sundown in the evening. But still evening atmosphere is also nice If you're into Photography or videoshooting this place is a dream and entirely free Our recommendation where to watch the sunset at Hua Hin beach Just off Hua Hin's main road is Soi 5: Please note that while google maps indicates there would be a cocktail bar at this place, currently there is not establishment at all. So be sure to grab your ...

 We will honestly show both the good and the bad and won't judge - you can see for yourself: At the Hua Hin redlight districts, everybody is welcome: Single males definately dominate in the walking streets of Hua Hin But from couples of all ages to families with kids you can find all kinds of people taking a peek what it's all about If you don't want to go that's fine but if you do can just enjoy the spectacle of a night out We will present two choices to go depending on your taste and the experience you desire. Soi Bintabaht - the main redlight district of Hua Hin This is the main entertainment area and nice to walk along the main street or through the smaller alleys that host a variety of bars both with and without bargirls as well as family friendly restaurants. Please note at the time of publishing this blogpost and the video, almost everything is closed due to Covid / lack of tourist - this area is particularly affected but as you can see on the other posts created...

Hua hin Train station is one of the most beautful and oldest railway stations in Thailand. Due to it's architecture it is a popular tourist spot to take pictures including the typical red paint and signage which was become so representative for Hua Hin. It currently is under construction to improve Hua Hin's tourism infrastructure - but we confirmed in our video that the historic buildings are still there despite the construction work on new buildings that will accomodate the highspeed rail connection to Bangkok. How to get there It's really straight forward in the center of city - you can't miss it if you follow this map marker to the location of the station. Costs Unless you want to take a train ride, visiting HuaHin railway station is free and you take pictures. Photography from the station with construction in background Typical Hua Hin sign next to the historic waiting hall. Mordern buildings near the tracks. Parking and arriving at the spot is easy. The historic...