Hua Hin Old Railway Station

Hua Hin Railway Station is one of the most beautiful and iconic train stations in Thailand. It was built during the reign of King Rama VI, alongside the development of Hua Hin as one of the country’s leading seaside resorts. The station stands out with its classic red and yellow wooden architecture and traditional Thai-style roof, reflecting the charm of a bygone era. Most notable is the Royal Waiting Pavilion of King Vajiravudh, once used for royal arrivals, which has become the station’s most recognizable symbol. In the past, the Southern Line railway was the main route connecting Bangkok to Hua Hin. As a result, Hua Hin Railway Station became a gateway to leisure, happiness, and countless memories for generations of travelers. Today, despite the passage of time, the station retains its original beauty and character. It remains an active transport hub, a popular photography spot, and a historical landmark that quietly tells the story of Hua Hin. Sometimes, simply standing and waiting for a train feels like stepping back into the past.

Good to see the old line and station remain in place, there's also three old carriages on display outside the station on the roundabout. The old style lamposts are very ornate, good to see them still in place. Station is very close to Night market and Walking Street area. And there's numerous eating places with a short walk.

It's beautiful and stylish, but I'd like to ask the railway to add large ceiling fans in the waiting area or a small convenience store to facilitate tourists.