Hua Hin Railway Station

#VisitHuaHin Arriving in Hua Hin, in addition to the sea, Hua Hin Railway Station is another landmark that should not be missed. With its unique features, such as the Hua Hin Railway Station sign, which has become an identity that has been used in various tourist attractions and shops, the letters and backgrounds are the same as the Hua Hin Railway Station sign. Inside the station, there is Phlap Phla Phra Mongkut Klao, a four-sided pavilion built during the reign of King Rama VI. It was originally called Phlap Phla Nam Chan and was located in the Sanam Chandra Palace. After the end of his reign, the State Railway of Thailand demolished it and kept it as a memorial to His Majesty's great kindness. The station building is still an old building built in 1926. The architectural style is half brick, half wood, influenced by Victorian architecture. It is painted in cream tones contrasting with red. The building has beautiful patterns decorated with pillars. It is currently in perfect condition. Hua Hin Station is still open for service. It is a 2nd class railway station on the Southern Railway. #DadMomTakeYouTravel #DadMomInviteYouTravel #Let'sTravel #HuaHinRailwayStation #VisitHuaHin #TheValueOfTravelIsNotMeasuredByDistanceButMeasuredByHappiness