I would like to call Hua Hin the best beach experience in Thailand

A quiet and charming small town⛩️, it is a town full of life and holiday atmosphere, just three to four hours' drive from Bangkok. Here the beaches are clean, without too much commercial intervention. Hua Hin is less crowded, lacking the congestion of Bangkok, and most of the visitors are Europeans who rent houses for holidays. There is no inflated commercial activity by the seaside, and you can enjoy the beauty of the entire summer just by sitting anywhere. Accommodation for one night can be booked for a little over one hundred at a beachside homestay called Baan Cher Fah, where I met a kind and enthusiastic Korean uncle👨‍🦱 who speaks Chinese. Prices in Hua Hin are similar to those in Bangkok, and most of the dining options are within two large shopping malls, with roadside stalls almost invisible. The average cost per meal is about 100🐷 or even less. The prices at beach hotels are higher, but the scenery justifies the cost, and it is acceptable. Bus tickets from any bus station in Bangkok can take you directly there, all within 200🐷. The price varies depending on the luxury level of the bus. The bus we took seemed to cost about thirty yuan, just like an ordinary bus in China. Tell the driver in advance where to get off, and the bus station can be right at the doorstep of the homestay. For the return trip, I bought a more expensive ticket at the bus station, which was for a luxury bus with flat-lying sofa seats, and the bus also had water and a toilet.