Klai Kang Won Palace
Petchkasem Beach Road, Huahin, Thailand
Description:
Klai Kang Won is the summer residence of King Bhumibhol Adulyadej (Rama IX) and other members of the royal family. Klai Kang Won, meaning "far from worries," named after peace and tranquility, is on a secluded stretch of Hua Hin Beach.
Klai Kang Won Palace is made in traditional Spanish style. Located in a picturesque area, the palace complex consists of four main buildings. The two-storey Phra Tamnak Piem Suk, with a beautiful Roman garden, sundial and a walkway that leads to the beach, is the residence of the king and queen. All members of the royal family are housed in separate buildings that display a variety of architectural styles, from modern Thai to European.
When the palace is not occupied, it is open to tourists from 08:30 to 15:30, but you need a permit to be able to visit it.