Royal Resort Hua Hin 2 days/1 night

ROYAL HUA HIN AND THE “300 PEAKS” PARK Hua Hin is one of the oldest resorts in the Kingdom of Thailand. As early as the 1920s, King Rama VI of Siam chose it for his summer residence and built the royal summer palace Mrigadayavan Palace here. Later, the main royal palace of Hua Hin - Klai Kangwon Palace (“Far from Worries”) - was built. Due to the active royal residence in the city, order is constantly maintained in Hua Hin and a high level of security is ensured. Hua Hin means “Stone Head,” a name related to rocks protruding from the water along the city’s coast that look like stone heads from a distance. Sam Roi Yot National Park. The name means “Three Hundred Peaks.” One of the oldest national parks in the Kingdom. The park’s territory is covered with mangrove groves, snowy white sandy beaches, and tall mountains. The park is home to a large number of diverse local birds and animals, including giant monitor lizards over a meter long, monkeys, and birds. Tour program: Day one: 5:00 Departure from Pattaya. 8:00 Breakfast stop. 9:00 Wat Na Yang ("Temple of the Great Eared One") — a temple with a giant monk statue in the village of Na Yang. 10:00 Wat Ta Nod Luang — a beautiful temple shaped like a ship. 11:00 Wat Cha Am cave temple — located in a cave on top of a small hill. 12:30 Lunch 15:30 Hua Hin’s landmark: Royal Waiting Hall — a separate pavilion at Hua Hin station where members of the royal family await the train’s arrival. 16:30 Hua Hin viewpoint. Khao Takiab — a mountain on the southern outskirts of Hua Hin with a 20-meter Buddha statue and several temples. Amazing view of all Hua Hin. 17:30 Check-in at the hotel, rest. 18:30 Transfer to Hua Hin night market. Pedestrian street. Cicada Market — Hua Hin’s art fair where you can buy many handmade souvenirs. Free time. Dinner (not included). 21:30 Return to the hotel. Day two: 7:30 Breakfast at the hotel. 8:30 Wat Tham Khao Tao — a very beautiful and unusual cave temple. 9:30 - 11:30 Khao Tao hill — here are two clean, isolated beaches: Sai Noi and Sai Yai. Swimming and relaxation at the beach. 11:30 Departure to Sam Roi Yot National Park (Three Hundred Peaks). 12:00 - 14:00 Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park and Phraya Nakorn cave — the first marine national park in Thailand. The park has a giant cave located high on a hill. The height of the cave dome is about 130 meters, the width of the main hall is several hundred meters. 14:00 Lunch. 16:00 Wat Huay Mongkol — a temple complex with a giant statue of the righteous Buddhist monk Luang Pu Thuat. A symbol of Hua Hin. A ritual for good luck. 18:20 Mountain with a million bats — every evening around 18:30, a cloud of bats flies out of a cave in the mountain near Na Yang village. The flight lasts more than 10 minutes. 20:00 Stop on the return trip to Pattaya. Dinner possible (not included). 22:30 Arrival in Pattaya. The royal resort of Hua Hin is located on the western coast of the Gulf of Siam and has been used as a retreat by many generations of the royal family. It all started in 1924 when King Rama VI built a summer palace for rest and treatment, turning a small fishing village into a popular resort. The palace is made entirely of teak wood and is named the Palace of Love and Harmony. The royal family traveled to this resort by train, using a specially built station. That is why the station is a popular attraction. In Hua Hin, there are many places where monkeys live freely alongside people. One of these places is Monkey Mountain and a temple, which is also an observation deck. From this viewpoint, there is a beautiful view of the beach extending for many kilometers. Unlike Pattaya, you cannot observe the sunset here, but you can enjoy the sunrise, for which there is a special place with five observation decks. 40 km from Hua Hin is the world-famous Sam Roi Yot nature reserve. One hundred square kilometers of untouched nature — forests, mountains, caves, mangrove thickets. The most popular place in this reserve is the Phraya Nakorn cave. The cave where kings descend for prayer. Many small cozy restaurants and cafes with tasty and inexpensive cuisine will brighten your evening in the city. A trip to Hua Hin will be a pleasant and unforgettable vacation. Phraya Nakorn cave A huge cave located in the Hat Laem Sala area. This giant cave, located high on a hill (430 m climb up a steep rocky slope), is a favorite place for park visitors. The cave consists of two huge halls whose roofs have collapsed, allowing sunlight and rain to reach the very bottom. The height of the dome is about 130 meters, the width of the main hall is several hundred meters. Vertical lighting gives a unique shape to all objects caught in the light beam. An unreal feeling arises when you try to photograph each other in such cosmic lighting. Trees are firmly rooted in the cave, reaching their crowns to the very top. The cave's most popular attraction is Phra Thinang Khuha Kharuehat, a small royal pavilion (a four-fronted building) built on a rise in the center of the cave. The cave was discovered by Prince Phra Ya Nakorn, who ruled the city of Nakhon Si Thammarat. On June 20, 1890, King Rama V (Chulalongkorn) visited the cave and named this pavilion Kuha Karue Hat Royal Throne, writing his name on the northern wall of the cave. The pavilion was built to celebrate festivals. King Rama VII visited this place in 1926; King Rama IX came twice. Due to its beauty and distinctive identity, the pavilion is now used as a symbol of Prachuap Khiri Khan. Included: Transfer from and to the hotel in Pattaya by comfortable VIP minivan with wide comfortable seats. Meals included: lunches and breakfast Accommodation in a 3* hotel with a pool in the center of Hua Hin. Entrance tickets Russian-speaking guide Insurance Additional expenses: Passports Clothing for active leisure Swimwear and towels Comfortable closed shoes Headwear Breakfast from the hotel Money for personal needs Mosquito spray Notes: People under the influence of alcohol or drugs may be denied participation in the tour without refund Children from 2 to 11 years old