Hua Hin

Hua Hin is one of the most popular tourist destinations not only in Thailand but also in the whole world. It features beautiful beaches, mountains with nice viewpoints, night markets, fine diners, and many more facts that attract someone with the eagerness to gain new experiences. Hua Hin is actually a beach resort town that is developed from a low-key coastal city to a popular tourist spot with time. The reason for the faster development of the area is the natural environment of Hua Hin that attracts tourists seeking a good time with the beauty of nature. Hua Hin is one of the eight districts of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province of Thailand and is close to Bangkok making it easily accessible by the tourists.
If you are planning to tour in Thailand or have already been to Thailand but not visited Hua Hin, this article will provide some good information about Hua Hin and what you can expect as a visitor to this beautiful beach town.
Nature and environment
Suppose if you want to visit a zoo, a natural park, or a place rich in historical memories of a certain area, you have to travel among few cities spending more money and especially your valuable time visiting each of these places. In Hua Hin, all of these places are offered as a package for you as tourists, meaning the city itself has many different places to visit such as elephant villages, zoo, natural parks, waterfalls, mountains (you can hike too!), beautiful beaches, historical places, and many other geographical landscapes. Hua Hin comprises different environmental features such as waterfalls, mountains, and beaches in the same town which sounds incredible.
Climate
Being a beach town, Hua Hin has a tropical climate and the air is so warm, the temperature is high throughout the year. The rainy season of Hua Hin starts in May and continues up to November with small variations such as a moderate reduction of rainfall from June to August. The dry season of Hua Hin starts in December and lasts till April.

Transportation
Transportation of Hua Hin is mainly done through sea routes, rail, and roads. Hua Hin airport is also situated in this beach town which provides direct flights to Kuala Lampur. There is a daily ferry service between Hua Hin and Pattaya with a capacity of 340 per one travel session. This will be a new experience for most of you reading this article if you are planning to Thailand shortly because the journey from Hua Hin to Pattaya and vice versa takes about 2 hours.