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I just came back from a great vacation in Hua Hin, Thailand. It has the most beautiful beaches in the country and little known to travelers. It is often dub – the Thai Riviera represents a beautiful beach coast city with the atmosphere of 19th century Thailand and the old colonial touch. The beach is five miles long and surrounded by some of the best, yet least expensive, golf courses in the entire world. The city itself was discovered more than 80 years ago by King Rama VII. He chose the place as his home away from home when he wanted to escape the heat and humidity of the capital city. The king’s palace – called Klai Kangwon, which means “Far From Worries” – remains an official royal residence and popular. We stayed in this luxurious owner-own condo situated in a Boutique Resort Condominium called Santi Pura.

The Boutique Resort design with the concept of modernity together with a sense of tradition, culture and the arts of Sri Lanka, Bali and Thai surrounded by a lush tropical garden and set on a long stretch beachfront overlooking the emerald sea. It is inexpensive for a two bedroom, just furnished in June this year with exquisite and luxurious European furniture, imported Japanese dining table, and amenities including 42 inches HDTV and Home Theater with iPod dock, antique teakwood floor, modern ceramic glass cooktop electric stove, large rainshower in Master ensuite bathroom, and Extra large terrace with private outdoor Jacuzzi next to the swimming pool. The property also has maid service, fitness facility, and 24 hours security. It is really awesome and inexpensive. The owner of the condo is real nice and told us many cool places including great restaurants in the area. If you are interested, you can contact them directly. Nat & Vasana : email – <a href="mailto:[email protected]“>[email protected] or <a href="mailto:[email protected]“>[email protected]. Enjoy !

Our Thai Riviera photos :

http://picasaweb.google.com/108520085689541822003/HuahinGetaway?authkey=Gv1sRgCOK6jpy_-NDfGg#

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