Monkey mountain was interesting to see - just to have something to do. Very run down and lots of rubbish everywhere which is a real shame because so much could be done with it. Lots of monkeys, dogs, and roosters everywhere. They didn’t seem to be aggressive while we were there but we stayed well out of their way. Too many steps for us up to the temple so we just wandered around the grounds. Once was enough and we wouldn’t go back.

I enjoyed this! We got a bolt up and it wasn’t too far out so we were able to get a bolt back. I wouldn’t recommend bringing any food as it will attract the monkeys. Lots of beautiful monuments here. The monkeys could get aggressive if provoked (obviously they’re wild animals) but if calm and without food you should be absolutely fine! I do recommend going. Not too far from Hua Hin and doesn’t take too long. Fish market at the bottom if interested, we just got our bolt straight there though. There’s also chickens and a horse too! Lots of stray dogs (very cute) they won’t touch or go near you.

Took a Grab there from our hotel in the morning while it is still not too crowded and sunny. We went up to the temple and give a little donation and the nun let us choose hand-made bracelets from a bowl. We enjoy the quietness other than the occasional monkey fights. We explored the area and took many beautiful photos. We slowly walked back to Hua Hin and had lunch at Nautilus Restaurant which is inside Kundala Beach Resort - you can dine and enjoy the beautiful sea. After food, we walk down the beach. Too bad we were not in our swimwear to enjoy the beautiful beach.