Hua Hin has a long history that predates its current name. In 1834, neighboring Petchaburi province was hit by a severe drought and a group of farmers moved south and arrived at a village that had a white, sandy beach and some rocks.  They settled and named the village Samor Riang, which means ‘row of anchors’, after the fishing boats anchored off the beach, or ‘row of rocks’ depending on which translation you take. In 1921, the Director of the State Railway, Prince Purachatra built The Railway Hotel (now The Sofitel Central) and this, not surprisingly, coincided with the construction of the railway line from Bangkok to the south. Royal Hua Hin Golf Course was designed by a Scottish railway engineer during this era as well. This tour starts from Bangkok city to visit Hua-Hin in one day you can visit famous Hua-Hin attraction. local market night market

1 Pax

6500THB

2-4 Pax

2800THB

5-9 Pax

2200THB

Tour Itinerary: Hua-Hin One Day Tour from Bangkok: Duration 07:00am - 06.00pm.

07:00am -Pick up from hotel lobby                 First stop at Mea Klong Railway Market or Risky Market after continuing to visit                 Khao Luang Cave, Sheep Farm - The Venezia Huahin - Hua Hin Railway Station                 Jao Mae Tub Tim Shrine A pretty little shrine with beautiful Chinese artwork.                 There is the added bonus of seating outside and sea view. Huahin Viewpoint.                   Cicada Market (Friday-Sunday only) open 17.00-24.00 am, Night Market                (Chatsila & Chatchai) open daily 17.00-24.00 am 06.00pm.- Depart from Hua-Hin City Back you Bangkok Hotel                - Arrive to Bangkok depending on the traffic

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Tour Includes:	Tour Excludes:
• Private Ari-Conditioned Vehicle    • English Speaking Driver • Lunch at Local Restaurant  • All Admission Fees are mentioned on itinerary.	• All tips are not included. • All activities not mentioned in itinerary. • Other extra fees applied to the Special Program - Pay Directly

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Child Policy

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No Show Policy:

• If you have any last-minute changes, please feel free to contact our reservation team 24 hours in advance, if not a no-show rate of full ticket price / pax will be charged for the tour

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What to Bring

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General Pick-up Area / Road:

• •Join Group Tour, pick-up and drop off at Hotel -Asoke, Charoen Krung Road Soi 1-50, Chidlom, Pathumwan. Phayathai, Ploenchit, Pratunam, Petchburi Road from Soi 1 to Avani Atrium, Silom, Sathorn, Siam Square, Sukhumvit Soi 1-33 and Soi 2-24. China Town - Khao San Road
• • Pick up at the lobby of your hotel. If your hotel is out of route, a meeting point will be 

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• The given time frame is an estimate of timing only, and can deviate due to traffic, road conditions, weather, pace of tourists and/or any unforeseen circumstances.

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  How booking works:

  The first step is to fill out the form above and send it to us. We will check the availability of the tour and the confirm the Hotel name. If everything is ok, we will send you an invoice to pay the total price. Once you have paid, the tour will be booked, and a confirmation email sent to you.           The invoice link we send you will expire within 8 hours from the time it is sent to you. This is due to the busyness of the tours during certain periods.  If your chosen dates are not available, we will let you know availability of nearby dates.  If the hotel name and address cannot be found, we will also let you know via email. Only once everything is confirmed to your liking, we can send out an invoice to you. If you don't have a hotel name to give us yet but would like to still pay to reserve your place, please enter 'tbc' (to be confirmed) in the 'Hotel name and address' input box. We will book the tour for you and keep your file open, awaiting the hotel name.

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Khao Luang Cave             His successor to the throne, King Chulalongkorn ordered a large 4-meter-high Buddha image be made and placed in the cave dedicated to Kings Rama III and Rama IV. He also had several older Buddha images restored. The atmosphere inside the cave is serene and quiet, Buddhist people will pay respect to the Buddha images burning candles and incense sticks. There are about 170 Buddha images in Khao Luang cave. One of the most beautiful is a huge reclining Buddha image, symbolizing the passing of the Buddha into final Nirvana. The rays of the sun shining through holes of the ceiling of the caves illuminates the cave chambers, giving the gold-colored Buddha images a mystical appearance. Apart from the Buddha images and chedis, you will find stalactites hanging from the caves ceiling, formed over the centuries by dripping water. An old local legend tells that the caves were once inhabited by young women only. Sheep Farm - Sheep and other farm animals             A scenic place with its meadows, windmill, farmhouses and barns against a backdrop of a forested hill, Swiss sheep farm is a great place for photo taking. Milk churns, large bales of hay, farm carts, old water pump, Halloween pumpkins and several 1950’s and 1960’s American trucks add to the farm’s picturesque feel. Children will enjoy feeding and petting the farm animals or riding a pony. The well maintained and clean farm is located just North of Hua Hin.           The Swiss sheep farm offers adults and children a chance to get up close to various animals and to feed them. Around the farm are sheep, goats, horses, ponies, chickens, donkeys, bunnies, fish and swans in a pond and alpacas.           The alpacas, a small camelid originating from South America, live in an air-conditioned building. Access is 100 Baht for an adult, 50 per child. You can also see alpacas at the nearby Camel Republic. Hua Hin Railway Station             A remnant of bygone times, the picturesque Hua Hin train station is one of the stops on the route from Bangkok to the south. The station is located in the center of town, in walking distance from attractions as the night market and the main beach.            Its main attraction is the Royal Waiting Room which was used by Thai Royals when they visited the seaside summer Palace. Pictured on postcards and t-shirts, the building is one of Hua Hin’s most recognizable landmarks. A step back in time             A visit to Hua Hin railway station feels like a step back in time. The station is one of the oldest in Thailand and one of the few still in its original state. The main building is in a Victorian style that dates back to the mid 1920’s. Old style light bulbs between the tracks are carried by mythological birds.  On the other side of the tracks stands an antique steam locomotive.