Train Library, Hua Hin Railway Station — Attraction in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province

I'm not sure where they keep the books, but my train showed up right on time. For a very small operation, it seems to work. My problem was at the other end, when my stop wasn't announced, and although it seemed to be my stop, I wasn't 100% on it, so I hesitated until the train started moving again. It was now or never, so I went for the 007 exit, before it gained too much speed. I was assured at my stop that my luggage would catch up later with me. Indeed, it did, thanks to the quick actions by the ground crew! But, I still didn't find a ...

This is quite an interesting place given that it is basically two old trains taken out of service and converted into a library. Many of the train seating is intact, ad books are placed on top of it.

That said, there was no air conditioning while I was there and it is as hot as an oven. Good place for some photo ops, but perhaps not the best...

Established in 1911, it has a history of more than 100 years. It was originally built when Rama VI was the residence, and the route is from Bangkok to Hua Hin. Hua Hin Railway Station's door pillars, windows, roofs and other station parts are all made of teak. Teak is rich in oil, resistant to water and moisture, and is a strong and durable wooden building material. Hua Hin Railway Station also uses a lot of bright colors from traditional Thai architecture. red and white contrasting colors to construct ประเด็นสำคัญคือสถานีหัวหิน แลนด์มาร์คสำคัญ...