Hua Hin Forum

A jellyfish, in the sea. He just got unlucky. Believe me, it's far more dangerous on the roads :thumb: Thank You for good advice, I need watch out more when I'm in sea waters then.However these jellyfish You can not see in water when swimming? LOS road traffic is crazy for me - lefthanded and reall...

Where and when can I buy one (maybe two)? I need size XXXL
I will be in HH from 8.Oct to 22.Oct., hopefully hotel Bluewave Resort ( haven't got rebooking confirmation yet )

Baltic wrote Terve, oletko tosiaan Suomesta? Olenpa hyvinkin, vaikka olenkin asunut jo 16 vuotta Thaimaassa. and we have homemade sauna tradition, where is mix of above + lot of smoke , this is called "estonian smoke sauna" These were quite common in Finland as well in the old days. I rem...

Baltic, I was down at Kao Takieb close to Bluewave yesterday afternoon and a young chap got stung. The restaurant staff were great, pouring soda water and vinegar over the afflicted area and then giving him some plant to rub in afterwards. He seemed OK after 30 mins or so, but was in quite a bit of...

Good to see somebody else understands about saunas, too. Do you have them in Estonia as well? I actually wouldn't be surprised, close relatives of ours that you are. As I mentioned earlier, there's a chance for real Finnish sauna here in Hua Hin as well. Terve, oletko tosiaan Suomesta? :o close rel...

New lesson for weekend: - HHAD : Hip hop and Drinks :mrgreen: - nhau nhet : a slang to say party - khon g? : put in the end of sentence to turn it to question ( Ex: bia khong? ~ want some beer? yeu anh khong? ~ Do you love me? ) - vui ve : Happy, having funs Hi Linktolinh (Ms ???) this approach is ...

most of the phones are plug in here so you wouldnt need your plaster or insulation tape That's really fine, however I have seen hotels where local PABX is using (!) PULSE dial??? (!) :guns: You hear it easily by tik-tik-tik sound when dialling. However it is not so bad to be a local McGyver type (i...

At this tiem of year - the rainy season, although we don't get that much in HH - the seas are heavier than at other times of the year and the jellyfish get swept in closer to shore.generally too far out to sea to bother bathers. Again, local advice is your best bet. Thanks, definitely I will ask ab...

I hope HHAD technology freaks are mainly reading this section of HHAD :D :guns: and You will give me a good advice! However the question is very simple, and I will be really thankful to receive any really working advice - as I will now be after one week (arrival 8.10.2005) in HH, and no idea about l...

Thank You everyone, who have taken care to reply to my HH newbie questions here! Good news for me is that due to serious business obligations I was by my company management forced to change my schedule and I will arrive Oct.8 to Hua Hin, staying for 15 days. This suits me very well! Can anybody upda...

try sitting in a sauna its about the same without the steam,or try sitting in a green house on the hottest day ever in manchester that would be almost the same er! maybe not ! :thumb: Hi, here I could not resist the comment.... :mrgreen: being almost from Scandinavia :D What kind of sauna dr dave s...

Thanks Heebio, Thailand (or as often called in Phuket.com forum) LOS - Land Of Smiles - is a wonderful place where it is rather difficult to be in trouble :D :cheers: So I will not foresee any problem for me within my first forthcoming visit to Hua Hin. Only it is always fine to receive some info in...

HH dosn't get as much rain as Phuket, but around OCT time, you can expect some, particularly mid afternoon. It's not clear from your post whether you're coming in Oct, or over Dec/Jan. The weather in the latter will be cooler and much less chance of rain. I'm an Estonian and of course English is no...

If you're going to stay at the aforementioned resort, why on earth are you worried about whether there are any umbrellas etc? You're coming to a hot country, so shade is advisable most of the time. Of course the hotel will have them. The reason of my stupid :oops: question is that I'm not intending...

It depends where you are. There are sunbeds, tables and umbrellas all the way from the Hilton to the main beach entrance, then again scatterings of them past the Sofitel and right along to the Marriott. If you do not eat or drink I think it's approx 20 baht for the bed but I can't be sure about tha...