Where to Go in Hua Hin? Hua Hin and Cha Am for a 2 Day, 1 Night

Craving a quick getaway? This weekend, let Gother take you on a journey filled with delicious eats, iconic sights, and seaside bliss-all just a short drive from Bangkok. Savor legendary local dishes, visit Thailand’s largest Naga sculpture, and relax in style at the beachfront Aviyana Hua Hin. A trip this good has everything: amazing food, unforgettable sights, and pure relaxation. Ready to go? Check out the details below!
 

If you're searching for must-try eats in Cha-Am, don't miss Nam-Jit pork with asparagus, a legendary noodles spot that's been delighting locals for over 40 years! Famous for its bold and flavorful tom yum broth, this noodle shop adds a unique twist by using asparagus instead of bean sprouts, creating a fresh and distinctive taste and texture. Each bowl is packed with generous toppings that never disappoint. 
Not in the mood for noodles? No problem—Nam-Jit also serves a variety of delicious rice and curry dishes to satisfy every craving. With its consistent quality and unforgettable flavors, this Cha-Am favorite is a must-visit. Once you’ve tried it, you’ll be counting down the days until your next visit!

🕐Opening Hours: 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM
📍Location: Cha-Am Electricity Intersection
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Wat Tham Chaeng, a sacred site in Phetchaburi, has quickly become a must-visit destination. It is home to "Phaya Phetkiri Mahamuni Srisutthonakharach," the largest Naga statue in Thailand, standing majestically amidst lush natural surroundings. The temple also features the serene and beautiful Tham Chaeng cave, steeped in the enchanting legends of the Naga.

One of the key highlights is the opportunity to pass through the Naga’s nine-chambered body, a ritual believed to bring good fortune and blessings. This temple offers a harmonious blend of spirituality and mysticism, making it a perfect destination for both spiritual seekers and cultural enthusiasts.
With its tranquil ambiance, sacred atmosphere, and breathtaking landmarks, Wat Tham Chaeng has become a new landmark in Phetchaburi. Don’t miss the chance to pay your respects, soak in the serene environment, and snap a photo with Thailand's largest Naga statue!

📍Location: Khao Yai, Cha-Am, Phetchaburi
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This legendary eatery has been a staple in Hua Hin for more than 6 decades, renowned for preserving its authentic, original flavors. The menu features a variety of crispy golden-fried treats, including fragrant fried bananas, flavorful fried taro, and tasty fried sweet potatoes. But the star of the show is the fried pineapple—a unique and hard-to-find dish, fried to perfection with a juicy, sweet, and fragrant bite that’s irresistible.

Another must-try is the crispy deep-fried unripe rice grain, a signature dish boasting a rich coconut aroma, a perfectly crispy exterior, and a soft, delightful center. It’s so good you’ll want to take some home to share! A visit to Hua Hin isn’t complete without stopping here. Experience a taste of tradition that’s rare to find today—you’re guaranteed to love every bite!

🕐Opening Hours: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
📍Location: Next to 7-Eleven, near Hua Hin Night Market (Sampheng), Soi Hua Hin 55
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Don’t miss this famous Thai Lod Chong or cendol dessert spot in Hua Hin! Featuring chewy pandan noodles served in rich, fresh coconut milk, its unique twist comes from the addition of sweet, juicy jackfruit chunks that perfectly complement the creamy flavors. And the best part? It’s only 20 baht per cup!

The coconut milk is just right—not overly sweet—and paired with the perfect amount of ice for a refreshing treat. For the best flavor, give it a good stir before enjoying it. If you prefer less sweetness, just let them know—they can adjust the sweetness to your liking. It’s the perfect way to cool off on a hot day!
Easily found in Soi Hua Hin 55, this iconic dessert is a must-try when visiting Hua Hin. Don’t leave without tasting it, or you haven’t truly experienced the city!

🕐 Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
📍 Location: Soi Hua Hin 55
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For a true taste of Hua Hin, Fa Muey Restaurant is a must-visit! This long-standing local gem specializes in traditional Thai home-cooked dishes, prepared with authentic recipes that stay true to their roots—no MSG, just bold, well-balanced flavors that are hard to find today.

The standout dish here is the Sour Bird Chili Curry, a regional specialty you won’t easily find elsewhere. Other must-tries include the tender Sweet Soy Braised Squid and the unique Skewered Mussels with Papaya, both made with their signature recipes.

Though tucked away in a small alley, the freshness and flavor of the dishes are second to none. If you’re visiting Hua Hin and craving the authentic flavors locals have enjoyed for generations, this is the place to be.

🕐Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
📍Location: By the sea, near Saphan Pla Night Market
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If you’re looking for a stylish yet cozy getaway near the beach in Hua Hin, Aviyana Hua Hin is the perfect choice. This modern hotel features elegant decor in soothing white and brown tones, creating a warm, relaxing vibe that feels like a home away from home.

The highlight of Aviyana is its stunning outdoor pool with panoramic sea views—perfect for a relaxing swim while watching the sunset. The spacious, spotless rooms offer private balconies where you can unwind and enjoy the sea breeze. Plus, the hotel is just a short walk from Hua Hin Beach, making it incredibly convenient for beach outings, seafood feasts, or exploring the bustling night market.

For those seeking a comfortable, well-located, and affordable stay near the sea, Aviyana Hua Hin is a top pick. A stay here promises great value and an unforgettable experience!

📍 Location: Phetkasem Rd, Hua Hin-Cha-Am, Phetchaburi
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