Plearn Wanเพลินวาน

This is a nostalgic retro artificial market, meaning to return to the old days and enjoy the good. Here you can feel the ancient life of Thailand. Plearn Wan is located on the side of the main road in Hua Hin, and the entrance is heavy and old wooden buildings like a shuttle time tunnel. Plearn Wan is divided into three districts, the first floor is the shopping street, the second floor is mostly restaurants and snack areas, and the third district is a traditional theater and children's playground. Thai-style high-rise buildings, mostly wooden, traditional street snacks and many unseen old crafts, walk on the squeaking wooden boards, leaning against the railings to look down, thinking back to the old dramas I saw at the beginning, as if I could really see the life of Thai civilians through time and space. elephant. Maybe this is the meaning of designing and building this past sentiment park. If you have a plan to come to Hua Hin, I recommend you to come here to feel it. Most of the local young people in Thailand encountered on the road, and there were few foreign tourists.

Plern Wan Shopping Village This nostalgic town is full of feelings, not to be missed! Here is a variety of gadgets, you can go shopping in a few minutes. A bit similar to Tianzifang in Shanghai, but with a small freshness in Thailand

The retro market that Hua Hin cannot miss, the small shops inside are worth staying. There are not many small shops inside, and they can walk completely in 5 minutes, but they are very exquisite and full of atmosphere. There are many local brands of Thai designers here, full of personality. The nostalgic shopping city is like a museum, showing the life of Hua Hin in the 1950s.

Very odd place. If there is a theme to this place I’m not sure what it is. It’s a collection of stalls selling items that you can perfectly easily buy elsewhere in the town for cheaper prices. We went on a Sunday evening expecting it to be busy and there was hardly anyone there. I seriously doubt whether any of these places are making money. We spent 15 minutes walking around, spent nothing and left disappointed.

It is divided into two floors. The main thing is nostalgia and a small fresh route. It can feel the atmosphere of Hua Hin in the 1950s. Many of the objects are old. You can buy some small gifts here and send them back.