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Start the day with a visit to Hua Hin’s bustling Chatchai Market to shop for ingredients, then travel to the cooking school in an open-air pickup truck. Learn how to prepare traditional Thai dishes like curry, tom yum soup, pad Thai, and a delicious dessert with coconut cream. During downtime, sip tea or relax around the koi pond.

For a chance to see elephants, all sorts of birds, and plenty of other wildlife, book this private tour to Kuiburi National Park. You won’t need to share with a large group or stick to a set itinerary. Instead, you can go at your own pace in the park, looking for all the animals with your guide. You’ll have dinner and round-trip hotel transportation included, too.

Exploring Hua Hin’s street food hotspots without a guide can mean only skimming the surface of what locals eat. This small-group evening tour lets you delve deeper: with a guide to show you the markets and restaurants frequented by locals. Try staples such as sausages and rice balls, visit a salt-crusted fish restaurant, try Thai sweets, and hear background on the dishes you’d otherwise miss.

Just West of Hua Hin town in the tranquility of the mountainous Thai countryside lie the Hua Hin vineyards of Monsoon Valley. Traditionally not a wine producing country, Thailand now has a number of vineyards in several locations producing excellent wines. In fact, the wines from the Hua Hin vineyards have recently won several medals in international competitions. This vineyard offers you the opportunity to visit the vineyard, learn something about the process of wine making, taste the wines, as well as tour the area. The drive up to the vineyards goes through some very scenic countryside, passing several small traditional Thai villages. The vineyard as well as the restaurant are very well maintained and clean and are a great place for a relaxed morning or afternoon trip in natural surroundings, with amazing views of rolling hills all around.

Learn how to prepare four traditional Thai dishes in a fun and educational cooking class. After a visit to the 100-year-old Chatchai Market for supplies, return to a traditional teak house where the class is held. The grounds are landscaped with relaxation areas, a koi pond, and beautiful Asian antiques. Prepare, cook, and enjoy your dishes in a beautiful setting as you deepen your knowledge of Thai cuisine.

The Pranburi Forest Park is known for its vast and dense forests of mangroves and twisty trails that lead visitors to all corners of the park. With its pristine views and natural beauty, Pranburi Park is the perfect escape from some of the urban centers in southern Thailand. The nature reserve is an excellent day excursion from the Hua Hin area. Not only will the tranquil and majestic scenery surround you, but you’ll also get to see an abundant array of flora and wildlife, many of which are exclusive to Thailand. Khao Daeng viewpoint at 157 meters peak accessible by a trail around seven hundred meters from the headquarters. This viewpoint has an impressive 360° view over the surrounding valley and mountains. Long-tailed macaques and birds are common in the area. During June the Viewpoint is closed and we visit Chao Mae Tubtim Thong Shrine a beautiful viewpoint where you can clearly see the Pran Buri River and Pak Nam Pran Village.