Hua Hin Forum

Yes, I agree, this has no real world use but anyway: Lotus Evija vs the Autocar Road Test: 0-200mph in 13.0sec The Lotus Evija hypercar - at the time of its announcement, the most powerful road-legal car to enter series production - has set a series of new searing performance benchmarks as part of i...

I've just looked at reviews on TripAdvisor and one from April says, "We loved this place but unfortunately it’s closing as of 1/6/25."
And no reviews since the end of May.

^I've used Qatar quite a bit and I see that they announced a load of changes to their winter schedule on 25th July so I imagine you got hit by that. I don't know anything about Pegasus. Incidentally, if you have any time in transit in Doha, the huge new indoor rain forest in the terminal is pretty i...

^I've never had changes of more than 30 minutes, or so, unless it's been caused by wars, volcanoes, pandemics, etc.
What region? I'm back at work later and can look at our flight network for any disruptions.

^Yes, I walked past that office about two weeks ago but as it was shut, I didn't really pay any attention to what it was for.

The emerging challenges include the ongoing Thailand-Cambodia border spat, which is expected to hamper tourism in the border provinces during this low season,...

Yes, artillery duels are bound to have a detrimental effect.
Perhaps destinations with overtourism problems are taking note!

Yes, it's handy because I like to cut through to Had Sanoi.

That's OK, you don't need a hi-definition photo to count the number of sausages on a breakfast plate!

I've discovered recently that you can now get off the path around the lake on the far side which you couldn't do when they built it.
Between Camp Loch cafe and that place with the small carousel, someone has put in some concrete and a step that gets you onto a lane that leads to the road to Had Sanoi.

^Will we still be able to post photos?
As long as you can do that, I don't think you really need much else.

^ I can happily confirm that they're waiting for you to get mobile again before completion, so as to keep up the suspence! When I was here in May, there was some decorating going on with a trestle and paint in one of the rooms and a guy, presumably the painter, asleep in a hammock outside. I was the...

Santa feels the heat as Lapland buckles in Finland's record-breaking heatwave "Make sure the reindeer have plenty of water - and don't forget to drink a glass every hour too," Santa reminds a team of elves as Lapland swelters in a record heatwave. It's not every day that Father Christmas f...

Ok, thanks, I’ll give that a go one day.

^Ok, the Hin Lek Fai lookout behind the city. I used to cycle up there 20 years ago but a more gentle form of exercise is required now!
I’ll try a walk up there on the trails though, where do you start from?

^I used to walk a lot in forests around Luxembourg but I started getting similar problems from constantly stepping on rocks and tree roots so I now tend to walk along rivers which have more consistent paths.