Hua Hin Forum

Yep, there are always exceptions.

And to be fair I was only talking about their faces. Often their figures are still lovely, in much better shape than farang women anyway.

HuaHin61 wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 10:08 pm.....but many mid-30 year-olds or late-30 year-olds thai-ladys look very common like 20 - 25-year-olds in Europe

That is very true. Thai ladies are very youthful looking well into their 30s.

Of course, after 45 their looks usually fall off a cliff. Age is very harsh on mature Thai ladies.

No.3 Respect for Elders is my fav as well. I was blown away by how much parents and esp grandparents were respected and in some case revered in Thai families I've visited. What a contrast with the UK where we live in an increasingly ageist society, and that age where you're deemed too old is getting...

Might try one when I'm there in a few weeks. They're quite spicy anyway, but I wonder if they'll be given a little extra Thai-flavoured boost.

Seems like one of the easier Thai place names to pronounce.

Hooah Heen is what I hear (from Thais).

Thanks for the welcome.

I've been to HH before but not for many years. Funny you mention rain, it was absolutely pissing it down on my first visit.
Hopefully I'll be lucky this time. I get enough fon tok at home

Thanks for the updated map, much appreciated. I'll be there in a few weeks so will come in very handy.

Did you try them? If so, were they any good ? I'm partial to a haggis but never saw it anywhere in Thailand before.

My first visit was in 2013. I remember it well because it was during Songkraan. Stayed for 3 or 4 days and thoroughly enjoyed it. Have been back another 3 times since but not in the last 4 years. I'm going back again in a few weeks, looking forward to it.

I remember going to see the Kho Takiab temple on my first visit to Hua Hin. Before that day I always thought of monkeys as being cute. I soon changed my mind after walking the gauntlet down that path when it was feeding time. The old lady appears with her bucket and then all hell breaks loose. Don't...

Googled it.

Sometimes TripAdvisor just isn't enough. You need detailed local knowledge from people on the ground.

Hello all, I'm Ben from the UK, and I'll be visiting Him Hin very soon.
Glad I discovered this forum. Hope to learn a lot from you guys.