Chat Chai Market is the old market in Hua Hin for 80 years where utensils, food, fresh and dry seafood are sold. Rice and curry, rice porridge, pig blood soup, and Chinese oil stick served with coffee or soy milk are served as breakfast here. It is the source of souvenir and fresh dried seafood at a reasonable price such as squid, crisp squid, giant catfish, mackerel, dried shrimp, and shrimp paste. Chat Chai Market is the famous market in Hua Hin among Thai and non-Thai tourists. It has been the famous market that was built in 1953, the reign of King Rama VII. The market was built as the royal word of when he and Princess Rambai Barni first visit Klai Kangwon Palace. Purachatra Jayakara was the leader of the construction and offered the market to King Rama VIII. The market was constructed with reinforced concrete with the 7 connecting half-circle roof to indicate that it was built in the reign of King Rama VIII.

Visit the Historical Railway Station Built in the reign of King Rama VI, the station is one of Thailand's oldest railway stations. In addition, it is one of the country's most beautiful train stations with unique architecture. Its most striking feature is the splendid Royal Waiting Room constructed in the Thai architectural style.

From Hua Hin beach you can see Khao Takiab mountain with its most distinct feature, a very impressive golden colored 20 meters high Buddha statue overlooking the sea. On top of Khao Takiab hill, also known as monkey mountain or Chopstick hill is Wat Khao Lad temple, which is also known as the monkey temple, because of the many monkeys that live there. Walking your way up the stairs will give you some extremely rewarding views of Hua Hin, North of Khao Takiab. On a bright day, you can see as far as Cha-Am beach.