Colors of Hua Hin - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle
The local culture is full of interesting features; it can be very enjoyable and informative exercise to study them all. One of the main features of national culture is a special way of greeting named Wai. Greeting each other, local people join hands at chest level and slightly incline their heads showing respect. It is remarkable that such a form of greeting isn’t applied to children.
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Citizens treat tourists with a share of curiosity and respect, especially those who are interested in the local culture. It isn’t difficult to gain their favour; it is enough to learn several simple phrases and not to forget accepted norms of behavior. During a walk through the city don’t talk and laugh loudly. The public expression of feelings, even between legitimate spouses, is not accepted. The desire to know the local culture is sure to be appreciated by citizens.
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Station Hua Hin
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Distance from Hua Hin center - 0.7 km.
Hua Hin attracts people with its outstanding railway station. The station was built in 1911. The entire building was made from the wood in traditional style. The fragile wooden buildings have been saved after more than a hundred years. Every day from this station trains go to Bangkok and other Thai cities. …
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