Nothing can finish a day in Hua Hin better than an evening of strolling, snacking on street food and shopping at famous Hua Hin Night Market. Located in downtown Hua Hin, the market one of the popular local attraction in Hua Hin that comes to life after 6.30 pm when traders line the street selling various arts, crafts and street food. The mere market experience is entertainment in itself. Even if shopping is not your thing, just walking around and soaking up the atmosphere is a great source of entertainment.
It has been a Hua Hin tradition for visitors to enjoy the sea and indoor activities by day and enjoy the night market as an evening event in Hua Hin. The street closes to traffic and becomes the focal point for vending stalls, especially consumer goods, souvenirs and Hua Hin street food. The warm and unique characteristics of Hua Hin completely fill this night market.
When taking a stroll through the night market, visitors can scent the tantalizing aroma of grilled seafood. Hua Hin ...
Most visitors to Kanchanaburi come for the world-famous bridge over the river Kwai, but there is much more to see in the area.
Wat Tham Suea, or the “tiger cave temple” is one of the most famous temples in Kanchanaburi and worth a few hours to visit.
There is another temple near Krabi with the same name as well as the tiger temple that was closed down after being accused of drugging the tigers. This temple is not either one of those two.
This temple gets its name from supposedly having a family of tigers that was living in the cave before it was a temple.
This temple plays host to an enormous golden Buddha, visible for miles around, known as “Chin Prathaporn”. It was constructed in 1973. It is an amazing 18 meters high and 10 meters wide with many local Thai residents coming up daily to make merit here. There is a 157 step climb to the temple or a cheap tram ride from the base of the hill.
The temple is open from 7:30am until 4:30pm on Monday to Friday, and 7am until 5:30pm on ...
Port FC and Kanchanaburi Power FC (also referred to as Kanchanaburi or DP Kanchanaburi) in the Thai League 1, February 14, 2026, at Kanchanaburi Provincial Stadium as part of round 21. Port FC delivered a dominant performance away from home, securing a convincing 4-1 victory over the struggling hosts.
Kanchanaburi Power, sitting near the bottom of the table with defensive vulnerabilities exposed throughout the season, struggled to contain Port’s attacking threats from the outset. Port FC capitalized effectively on their opportunities, building a solid lead with clinical finishing and strong midfield control that overwhelmed the home side’s attempts to build play.
Key contributions came from Port’s forwards and midfielders, who exploited space and maintained pressure, leading to multiple goals that highlighted their superior form and quality.
Despite the heavy deficit, Kanchanaburi managed to pull one back late in the game through a determined effort, showing some resilience, but it proved ...
Wat Maheyong วัดมเหยงคณ์ is located outside the city island in the Hantra sub-district of Ayutthaya, which is part of the ancient area of Ayodhya, inhabited before the establishment of Ayutthaya in 1351. It is near the train station and several other historic temples.
The earliest records mention this temple “In 800 [Chulasakarat], the year of the horse, when King Boromracha II had built the Maheyong Monastery he ascended the royal throne."
Following the Luang Prasoet chronicles the monastery was built in 1438 A.D. at the start
of the reign of King Borommaracha II 1424-1448
(also called Chao Sam Phraya or King Thai Sa).
Later Royal chronicles of Ayutthaya (written after the fall of Ayutthaya) changes that date and put the temple's construction in 1424, the year King Borommaracha's ascended the throne.
The Royal Chronicles of Ayutthaya mention that Chao Phraya Maha Sena had his stockade set up in the Hantra plains during the war with Burma in 1563-1564. His stockade was ...
