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Reader Submission: Video from the Pae Mai market in Hua Hin

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Posted in Hua Hin, Markten, Shopping , Cities, thai tips
Tags: Hua Hin, Pae Mai, Video

July 6, 2022

The Pae Mai market is Hua Hin's largest market and is very popular with the locals.

The Pae Mai market has a wide range of clothing electrical appliances tools household items and foodstuffs and you can eat delicious street food.

Worth a visit if you are in Hua Hin.

Submitted by Arnold

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Reader Submission: Video from the Pae Mai market in Hua Hin

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