Hua Hin: Thailand's Coastal Resort Destination
Hua Hin is a district town in Prachuap Khiri Khan province on the northern Malay Peninsula in Thailand, located 199 km south-southwest of Bangkok by road. The town has a population of approximately 57,761 residents. As a established beach resort destination, Hua Hin serves as a gateway to Thailand's quieter coastal experiences, distinct from the more crowded Bangkok metropolitan area. The district covers an area of 911 km² (352 sq mi). The town's proximity to the capital and seaside setting have made it a notable destination for both domestic and international travelers seeking beach-based leisure and water recreation. Within 10 km of the town center, visitors will find 29 restaurants, 43 temples, 13 hotels, 19 cafes, and various cultural and historical sites including museums and archaeological landmarks. The region experiences a tropical climate with distinct seasonal patterns: cooler and drier months from November to February, with temperatures ranging from 21–31°C, and a wetter monsoon season from May to October, with September registering the highest rainfall at 297 mm across approximately 25 rain days.
Updated 2026-05-03 · Source: GeoNames, Wikipedia
- Climate
- Tropical monsoon
- Best months
- Jan–Feb, Nov–Dec
- Local currency
- THB
