Hua Hin Forum

i'll take a guess that it's closed.

During the jellyfish season, we never go into the sea alone, and always make sure one of us is on jellyfish watch. You can usually see the little beasties as they sneak up on you. Nearly 30 years of swimming in Thailand, and never been a victim yet :D Haha, your one of the lucky ones in life. I'll ...

Put anyone in a situation where their native language is not spoken at all and I'll bet they will all be fluent within 18 months. The need dictates the amount of effort. That's a good point. I've only been to Thailand as a tourist to touristy areas and have always been able get by speaking english....

Cing Jai wrote:During the rainy season. Now through September.

Awesome!!
Trust me to book in jellyfish season

Thanks for the response CJ.

Is there a jellyfish season in Hua Hin??

In northern Aus its Oct-Apr.

Looks like a great place.
No updates for a while here though. Is is still open and is the music schedule still the same?

Go to ... as well, and switch to satellite view. In any view, click on the camera icon on Soi 72 (follow on from soi 57) concerning the night market. Pete :cheers: Thanks prcsct, i'll check that out. I've seen many forums with 'multiquote' but I've never tried it out. To be honest, I don't see how ...

[/quote] Go West young man also many street vendors in the night market will be selling[/quote] Do you mean near the bus station? or further west? I've never been to Hua Hin so i'm not sure of the lay of the land[/quote] Richards hinting at over the Railway line, but anywhere except Bintabaht you'll...

richard wrote:

Sydman wrote:
Any chance of a hint about which direction out of town to go?? or a PM maybe.

Go West young man also many street vendors in the night market will be selling

Do you mean near the bus station? or further west?
I've never been to Hua Hin so i'm not sure of the lay of the land

Welcome to the forum Sydman. The centre of town will almost certainly be dark and dry. However, the further out of town you venture, the more chance you will have of finding some company. You might have to drink out of a disused soft drinks can (you might get a tea cup if you're really lucky), but ...

I just read that 2-3 August are a national holiday in Thailand and bars are closed. I arrive on the 2nd in Hua Hin and was wondering how strictly this is enforced there? I do touristy stuff during the day but like to play pool, watch a band, have a few drinks in the evening. Basically my question is...