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The port of Khao Takiab near Hua Hin (video)

By Editorial
Posted in thai tips
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October 7, 2021

(moo_mon / Shutterstock.com)

The port of Khao Takiab at Hua Hin is a lively place where the fish is brought ashore and you can even taste it fresh daily in the many restaurants at the harbor.

Khao Takiab (Chopstick Hill) is notable for the large standing Buddha at the foot of the hill. At the top you will find a temple and lots of monkeys walking among the visitors. You can enjoy a spectacular view of the coastline. A little further south you will find the Khao Tao (Turtle Hill) and the Tam Khao Tao (Turtle Hill Cave). At the top of these hills you will find numerous shrines and an imposing Buddha.

At Khao Takiab you can also find the jetty where the ferry to and from Pattaya departs. This crossing is safe and comfortable if the sea is not too rough.

Video: The port of Khao Takiab near Hua Hin

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5 thoughts on “The port of Khao Takiab near Hua Hin (video)”

  1. Marcel says up
    23 December 2020 at 10: 40

    Melancholy….

  2. martin says up
    7 October 2021 at 14: 07

    My place at the beach where
    I've lingered for years Still homesick
    13 years of happiness and friendship of the "Thai"

  3. Viv says up
    7 October 2021 at 19: 24

    We visited the monkeys; unfortunately didn't eat anything at the harbor then. Missed opportunity.. Hua Inn was definitely nice and cozy! The pier with the restaurants is also nice,.. Beautiful memories ✌️

  4. Leo Goman says up
    7 October 2021 at 22: 02

    Dear,
    you talk about the ferry to pattaya. I would have loved to do that on a next visit.
    But haven't I read somewhere that it will be taken out of service and that this will stop?
    Does anyone know this?

  5. Hans Bosch says up
    8 October 2021 at 03: 24

    The ferry to and from Pattaya has not operated for more than a year.


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