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Sawasdee and Welcome to Thailand Only 3 hours and 30 minutes drive from Bangkok,Wiphanai's projects are located in Baan Huay Yang, a small fishing village on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand, just 26 km south of the provincial capital, Prachuapkhirikhan. DISTANCE From Bangkok 306 km From Hua Hin 116 km From Prachuapkhirikhan 26 km Baan Huay Yang is well connected with local railway and bus stations. The highway system makes easier access by car or bus to Bangkok and other provincial cities (Hua Hin, Phuket, Koh Samui, Krabi). Enjoy everything the southern beach has to offer, a short drive to a local market, mini mart, internet shop, car and motorbike rental and an array of bars and seafood restaurants. Other necessary services provided within its vicinity are a medical center, police station, post office, laundry, home furniture & decoration shops and tailor shops. Things to do at Baan Huay Yang and Prachuapkhirikhan Namtok Huay Yang National Park This 16-square kilometre-park covers a forested area on the Tanao Si Mountain Range. A 5-layer waterfall, Namtok Huai Yang, near the park office is its main attraction. The highest elevation is the 1,251-metre Khao Luang mountain. Hat Wanakorn National Park 23 kilometres from Prachuap Khiri Khan, this 38-square kilometre park is centred on a fine 7 kilometre-pine-fringed beach. Camping is permitted. Snorkelling around offshore islands, swimming, hiking and bird watching number among major attractions King Mongkut Memorial Park of Science and Technology This Science Park was established at Wa Ko in 1989 to commemorate King Monkut (King Rama IV), who is regarded as the Father of Thai Science Study. In 1968 the King made a trip to Wa Ko to witness an eclipse of the sun after his astronomical forecast. The science museum has many sections for youth education, an aquarium and a butterfly garden. Ao Manao Lying some 5 kilometres south of the town, this beautiful curved bay, was once a battlefield between the Thai and Japanese armies during the Second World War. It is now under the care of the Royal Thai Airforce. Part of the beach is lined with souvenir stalls. The remainder, and the greater part, is tranquil and largely untouched by commercialism. Khao Chong Krachok From the foot of the hill in the north of the town, up 395 steps, sits a highly revered monastery. There is a small pagoda and a troop of playful monkeys. The hill also offers a splendid panorama of the coastline and seascape.