The first tourist attraction in Cha-Am is obviously its long beach. But there are some curiosities on the edge of the beach like a Buddha with six arms hiding eyes and ears or a fishing village. And out of the city, between Hua Hin and Phetchaburi, there are many points of interest, temples and national parks.
The fishermen village At the end of Ruamjit Road after Wat Neranchararam. There are many fishing boats and you can eat seafood and ultra fresh fish in its restaurants.
Wat Neranchararam and its amazing Buddha statue with 6 arms hiding his eyes and his ears
Cha-Am Forest Park Shortly before the TAT office on Phetkasem Road. Possibility of camping
Phra Ratchaniwet Mrigadayavan Royal summer palace in woods a few miles south
Phra Nakhon Khiri Historical Park On a hill a few kilometers from Phetchaburi. Temple consisting in several buildings. (8:30 - 16:30 - Fee: 150 baht)
Huay Mongkhol Temple and its huge statue of one of the most respected and revered monks in Thailand, Luang Phor Tuad. A few kilometers south-east.
Pa La-u Waterfall a few kilometers after the Huay Mongkhol Temple
Kaeng Krachan National Park Vast natural park, forests, lakes, waterfalls ...
Tham Khao Luang and its cave temple with a skylight that illuminates a sitting Buddha. Temple and his cellar with a skylight that illuminates a golden sitting Buddha. A few kilometers from Phetchaburi, it has many Buddha images. From the top of the mountain, you have a superb viewover the area...
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