The name Hua Hin Nostalgia Park (Plearn Wan) originated from "Play", "Learn", and the Thai word "Wan" which means yesterday. When it was built, I hope this place will make people feel the interesting life of the past, so it is also Known as the "Language of the Past", it is now announced that it will be closed on January 2020, 1. It has truly become Hua Hin's old sentiment. Today, you can only go to Bangkok's Thonglor 31, The Street Ratchada, Prasat Neurological Institute, Gallery 13 and other branches.
Basic introduction to Hua Hin nostalgic town
Many travel books introduce Hua Hin’s must-visit attractions. Nostalgic Park must be the first choice. The main reason is that this park was built in the summer of 2009. At that time, Hua Hin was celebrating the centennial of the city’s founding. In addition to the need to preserve some of the historical sites of the Thai royal family, I hope to find the nostalgic touches from the memories of common people's lives, so about 5 kilometers away from Hua Hin Railway Station, this Hua Hin Nostalgic Park (Plearn Wan / Plearn Wan / Past Feelings Theme Park) was built.
At first, the owner of the park just wanted to piece together the good times and memories that his mother often narrated, so after two years of conceiving, he used a lot of wood from a local abandoned primary school in Hua Hin to build this place, not only imitating Thai classic The tall house is designed to show the rustic appearance of Hua Hin 80 years ago, and a holiday market, ferris wheel, and stage are also set up in the nostalgic park, so that those who walk here can fully get the feeling of childhood.
▲ At the entrance of the park, you can enter and visit for free.
Hua Hin Nostalgic Town Park Introduction
In addition, all the shops in the park also used the signs, words, and decorations of the time. Even when we came here for the first time, we also saw a lot of children playing in childhood, such as marbles, plastic dolls, all kinds of candies, Little toys, etc., can’t help but miss the childhood time.I think there is another major feature of the park, which is the nostalgic park hotel!
There are 20 retro-style themed guest houses on the second floor of the park, and there are many traditional dial telephones, large cute sofas, and even ancient bathtubs in the rooms. It is a very unique and distinctive hotel all the way to the end. I'm afraid that the asking price for one night starts at 3,200 baht. The rooms are still full, so you need to book in advance!
Because this place is loved by Thai and foreign tourists, the Tourism Bureau of Thailand asked the King Bird to shoot a travel MV in the form of a micro-film, inviting Sui Tang as the heroine, and specifically included this scenic spot in the background of the shooting, which shows the nostalgic park. Features are also worthy of national recommendation!
If you have the opportunity to come to Hua Hin, you might as well spend an afternoon visiting here to experience the beauty of retro nostalgia.
▲ About 5 kilometers from Hua Hin Railway Station, you can take the main road by bike. If you ride straight towards Cha-am, you will see it on the left!
▲ The sign next to the nostalgic park.
▲ Nostalgic park theme hotel, very distinctive. (Official website introduction:http://www.plearnwan.com/en/house.php)
▲ There are several restaurants and stalls in the park, so don’t worry about getting hungry!
▲ Nostalgic movie posters can be seen everywhere.
▲ These toys that I used to play with when I was young still have special emotions in retrospect, making people miss the worry-free time when I was young.
▲ The gentleman at the top left is looking for the postcard of his idol Michael.
▲ On the wall are some well-known album covers at that time.
▲ At the bottom right is the loquat paste of Kyoto Ninjian!
▲ The shop windows are full of old cameras.
▲ There are hand-drawn cute emojis on the candy paper!
▲ Exactly!Ukulele is also popular here, and there were still a few young people buying inside.
▲ When you come to Hua Hin Nostalgia Park, you must eat the bread from this shop, not only freshly baked but also delicious and cheap!
▲ This grape bread is worth 60 baht (THB) for about two people!Is it super cheap?
▲Everywhere in the park is so beautiful, I love this simple feeling very much.
▲ A must for Thai milk tea!
▲ Even Knin, which I used to drink when I was young, came out!
▲ There are several such small shops in Nostalgia Park. Anyone who wants to buy souvenirs can start with them. The price is not expensive.
▲ It is said that there were many Chinese in the early days, so some signs in the park have Chinese.
▲ With the solar system under, the nostalgic park at night is still beautiful.
▲ The Tourism Authority of Thailand invited P Bird and Sui Tang to film the micro-film MV "Why Are You Cry". One of the scenes is in the Nostalgic Park.
Hua Hin Nostalgia Park. Plearn Wan. เพลินวาน
- English address: 4/9 Soi Moo Ban Bor Fai, Hua Hin
- Thai address: ระหว่างซอยหัวหิน 34 – 40 ถ.เพชรเกษม
- Phone: +66 32 520 311
- Website: http://www.plearnwan.com/
