Rajabhakti Park

A famous Thai historical park, Rajabhakti Park is located in Nong Kae Subdistrict, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej named it "Rajabhakti," meaning a park built out of loyalty, in honor of the past Thai monarchs who provided great benevolence to their country. There are statues of seven Thai kings within the park: King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, King Naresuan the Great, King Narai the Great, King Taksin the Great, King Phutthayodfa Chulalok the Great, King Mongkut, and King Chulalongkorn the Great. The landmark is also a historical learning center, where tourist and local alike can learn about each Thai monarch's heroic achievements. You can find shops and restrooms in the front building from the parking lot. The shuttle bus is waiting in the next building. Its free and plenty of seats. In this area, there is a museum with miniaturized statues and brief biographies of the seven kings (in Thai only). My recommendation would be for the government to describe also in English and other languages. My son and husband are using Google Translate to understand the historical stories. The landmark was enjoyable and impressed our family. We look forward to returning one day. 🫶🏻❤️

Rajabhakti Park is a majestic memorial park that symbolizes the people's loyalty to the monarchy and spans historical periods from Sukhothai to Rattanakosin, honoring kings who defended and united the nation. The site serves as a prominent place for Thai citizens to pay respects to their ancestors and for tourists to learn about the nation's history. There is no entry fee. It’s a nice place to visit and they offer free shuttle bus service to take you back and forth to the monuments. There is a small gift shop at the monument area and others shops by the parking lot. Highly recommend to visit.

Worth a visit. There's a shuttle that takes you from the car park to the Monuments. A plaque gives basic details about each King. Not sure why these Kings were chosen, perhaps they represent different eras There's a lot of concrete - the area is used by the Thai Army for events, very little shade. Places to buy refreshments. Worth a visit.