This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Phetchaburi.
Phetchaburi, Thailand, is one of the lesser-known but incredibly beautiful provinces in Thailand. Geographically, Phetchaburi is on the western side of Thailand and borders the neighbouring country of Myanmar directly west of it. Situated at the northern end of the Malaysian Peninsula, Phetchaburi also features the incredible Gulf of Thailand to the east. Formerly, Phetchaburi was developed as a royal city and features several landmarks related to the monarchy, including palaces, temples, and an astronomical tower.
When searching for a Phetchaburi, Thailand hostel or guest house, you shouldn't have much trouble finding a room or a bed. The province does not boast a crazy tourism industry (especially for foreigners) but still features a number of beautifully maintained, safe, and reputable hostels in Phetchaburi, Thailand, each with its own unique environment. These Phetchaburi, Thailand hostels are known for a warm, receptive atmosphere that offers their guests the opportunity to experience the nightlife or rich heritage and culture of Phetchaburi if they so desire. If you plan on staying in a little more of an upscale venue, then Phetchaburi will also be able to cater to you, as it boats a number of fabulous resorts and luxury hotels as well.
While its nightlife and shopping is nothing like that of Bangkok's, Phetchaburi is still an excellent province to visit especially for travelers who have a keen interest in history and culture. Phetchaburi has many beautiful local markets and shops for travelers looking to acquire a less-cliche souvenir during their visit to the province. Some of the most popular tourist attractions in the province are quite affordable and include Maruekhathaiyawan Palace, Huai Sai Wildlife Breeding Centre, Khai Bandai It Hill and the many caves and cave shrines surrounding it, the beautiful Hat Puek Tian Beach, tribal villages, and so much more. Phetchaburi also hosts the famous Thai Song Dam festival in mid-April.
Written by local enthusiast for Phetchaburi hostels
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