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| Hua-Hin
Khao Takiab
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Many observation areas scatter around the hill, and from the view points, you will see Hua Hin city along with white sand beach as a bird eye view which is one of a decent view of this town.
Many of monkeys also live up there, that's the reason why some people also call the monkey hill. At the base, north side, of the hill, the Giant Golden Buddha Statue stands against the cliff, and this has been a sysmbolic of Khao Takiab for a long time. Around Takiap area, there are many of seafood restaurants where you can dine before of after your trip to the top of Khao Takiab.
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Khao Hin Lek Fai
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There is a new park at the top of the hill with many flowers, shrubs, trees and bamboo groves. Next to the first view point there is a statue of king Rama VII with an information about his life. Next to the parking is a exotic birds centre.
Paths are through the park leading to lookout spots with breathtaking views. It is worth to see all three see view points as they show diffrent paronamic view of Hua Hin. The best time to go when there is a clear day.
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Hua Hin Night Market
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Hua Hin has many Local markets, the most popular one being the night market in the center of town. It opens daily from around 6pm till late and offers all sort of food, clothing, and wooden carving for tourists. This market is visited by many tourists and therefore prices are a bit higher that other local markets.
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Elephant Village
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The elephant camp is located 3km west of Hua Hin. The ElephantVillage has 18 elephants, two males, 16 females and one baby elephant. On arrival at the elephant camp you will meet the elephants. Then you have the chance to buy bunches of bananas and feed elephants.
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