Sights and activities in Cha Am: The first tourist attraction in Cha Am is, of course, the long beach. But along the beach, there are some curiosities to discover, such as a six-armed Buddha that covers its eyes and ears, or a fishing village. Outside the city, between Hua Hin and Phetchaburi, are numerous sights, temples, and national parks.

Other excursion tips in Cha Am: The fishing village at the end of Ruamjit Road, near Wat Neranchararam. Many fishing boats are anchored here, and you can enjoy seafood and freshly caught fish in the restaurants. Wat Neranchararam features an impressive Buddha statue whose six arms cover its eyes and ears. Cha Am Forest Park is located just before the TAT office on Phetkasem Road. Camping is permitted. The royal summer palace, Phra Ratchaniwet Mrigadayavan, is situated in the forest a few kilometers south. The historical park, Phra Nakhon Khiri, is located on a hill a few kilometers from Phetchaburi. The temple complex consists of several buildings. (8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. – Entrance fee: 150 baht) The Huay Mongkhol Temple, with its enormous statue of Luang Phor Tuad, one of Thailand's most respected and revered monks, is located a few kilometers southeast. The Pa La-u Waterfall is located a few kilometers beyond the Huay Mongkhol Temple in Kaeng Krachan National Park. This expansive nature park offers forests, lakes, and waterfalls. Tham Khao Luang, with its cave temple whose skylight illuminates a seated Buddha, is also worth a visit. The temple and its basement feature a skylight that lights up a golden seated Buddha. Located just a few kilometers from Phetchaburi, the area is home to numerous Buddha statues. A magnificent view of the surrounding area can be enjoyed from the mountaintop.

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