A Day Excursion by Car - Hua Hin, Royal Paradise
One Day Tour
TOUR CODE : ODT-HUA
Hua Hin, 232 km, from Bangkok has been very famous beach in Thailand. Prince Chulachakrabongse built a summer palace in the town which he called Klai Klangwon (Far from Worries) in 1926. It is still used by the Royal Family and is not open to the public.
Phra Nakhon Khiri, locally referred to as Khao Wang. This palace complex, perched on top of Maha Samana hill was commissioned by King Mongkut (Rama IV) as a summer palace in the 1850. Extravagant use of European, Chinese and Japanese architectural styles make this a bold study in Thai and foreign architecture. Set among natural woods, rocks and caverns, it also offers fine vistas of Phetchaburi town and panoramic views of the province.
Cha-am Beach, this beautiful beach, twinned with Hua Hin of Phrachuap Khiri Khan, is located 20 km north of Hua Hin. Cha-am was originally a small fishing village. After a royal palace was built near Hua Hin in the reign of King Rama VI, the land was occupied by the royal family and the elite. Today, it is very popular among Thais who love superb seafood
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At 08.30 am, our tour guide in purple and navy blue uniform will meet and greet at the hotel lobby. Depart hotel for smooth drive to Hua Hin, 232 km south of Bangkok or 3 hours drives is one of Thailand’s most famous beach resorts which was very popular with royalty earlier this century. Its heyday was in the 1920s when King Phra Pokklao had Klai Kangwon (Far from worry) Palace built. On the way visit Khao Wang, the hill is 92 meters high. King Monkut was very fond of Khoa Wang so he commanded a palace built on top of it in 1860 to be used for vacationing. He named it Phra Nakhon Khiri. The next visit at Khao Takiap, where it is cool, shady and can view the scenery well from there. Then, enjoy one of Thailand’s most famous beaches Cha - Am until your time to return to Bangkok. Thank you very much and see your smiles again soon Tour Includes: Tour Excludes: Tour Rate: Vehicle: Tour Guide: |
