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Pattaya is the second most popular tourist destination of Thailand that can accommodate tourists from all walks of life. There are various attractions for tourists to enjoy, take photos, and participate in fun activities without getting bored. It is truly worthy of being called a tourists’ ?paradise from all over the world. Not only family day trips and world-renown Pattaya Beach, But also water parks like Cartoon Network and Ramayana Water Park. Tourists could also go sightseeing various kind of trees and animals at the NongNooch Tropical Garden or the largest Wooden architecture in the country which is voted to be 1 of the Unseen Thailand at The Sanctuary of Truth. Chilling at the seaside department store Central Festival Pattaya and the newly built Terminal 21 Pattaya or having a change of atmosphere riding a 45-minutes boat trip to indulge in a white beach and clear sea at Koh Lan. Shifting out a bit is a hit and hip Samae san Island. There’s also a night time party at the Walking Street. Pattaya is also truly a paradise for drinkers and night-life tourists that it gets its nickname as “the city that never sleeps”. There are various bars servicing tourists, you can always enter in to one and exit to continue in another establishment, all night long.
Traveling to Pattaya is also convenient, as it only takes 2 hours from Bangkok via personal or public vehicles. All tourist city in Thailand usually are a center for various kind of foods including Pattaya. Tourist can choose from various delightful menus, no need to worry that you’ll be hungry. through the assists from reviews for you to choose and plan from which will allow you to immediately dash to the destination when you arrived. Pattaya is so good and plenty of attractions, so what are you waiting for? Book a hotel with us and invite your love ones to come and enjoy Pattaya.
This one-of-a-kind teak structure is a truly awe-inspiring sanctuary to a philosophical truth, which tells of the importance religion, philosophy and art has played in human development and the folly of neglecting morality and spiritual contentment in the pursuit of materialism. It is a beautiful and humbling demonstration of human endeavour and skill, particularly when you realise that none of the wood being used has been treated or chemically protected. This means that, as one section is completed, another has succumbed to the tropical conditions and must be replaced.
Experience the first-ever transvestite cabaret show in Southeast Asia. Be amazed by more than 100 professional performers in dazzling costumes presenting creative impersonations through songs, dance, and tales of romance and adventure. Performers make their entrances dressed in everything from long sweeping ball-gowns and plumes of feathers, to elaborate headdresses and skimpy polkadot swimwear. A breathless hour-long riot of sound, colour and light ensues; a show that spans the entire hemisphere through song, dance or skit. Scenes include a Bollywood musical take on the Indian Raj, a traditional Korean fan dance, homage to China’s Imperial past and progress, Siam’s history told through graceful Thai dance, Broadway show tunes, and slapstick burlesque.
Indulge in one of Pattaya’s must-see spectacles, the Alcazar Cabaret Show. Sit back as you’re entertained by glamorous drag queens with song and dance in a modern theater with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems. Begin your journey just outside your hotel. Hop aboard your comfortable transfer and take a leisurely drive to the venue. Upon arrival, follow your guide to your reserved seats featuring impeccable views of the stage.
Art in Paradise is a fun and fresh take on an art gallery that has closed the divide between art and spectator with three-dimensional paintings that are interactive and laugh-out-loud funny. Through clever use of shading and borders, artists have painted directly on to walls to create stunning images that trick our eyes into thinking animals are smashing through walls, friends are balancing over raging waterfalls and polar bears are stealing a sip of our coconut. The gallery has over 100 individual art pieces in ten themed sections, covering optical illusions, wild animals, nature, past civilisations and reproductions of classic art with witty additions such as bright pink nail polish on a pre-Raphaelite beauty, or a pencil added to the Mona Lisa so you can be Leanardo Da Vinci… for a second, at least.
There can be few sights in Pattaya quite as bizarre as a two-metre-tall realistic model of a Tyrannosaurus Rex being cuddled by three teddy bears dressed as cavemen. A curious combination of adorable and baffling, the Teddy Bear Museum (also known as Teddy Island) contains about 1,000 stuffed animals, ranging in size from little Christmas helpers no bigger than your hand to a three-metre-long giant panda. The family-friendly indoor exhibition takes the form of a journey through history and fantasy, entirely acted out by cuddly toys. The majority of the dioramas can be at least touched, if not interacted with, making it extremely popular with younger children.
A fun way to see the wonders of Thailand and the world, Mini Siam displays models of some of the most famous international sites. Among those on display are Bangkok’s Victory Monument and Wat Arun (also known as the Temple of the Dawn), New York’s Statue of Liberty, London’s Tower Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, and the L’Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Children, especially, will enjoy seeing some of these famous structures all in one place. Bookings should be made at least a day in advance.
There is a lot more to this 4 km crescent of coastline than just sand and sea. In fact, the beach is not even the star attraction, even if it is home to a huge number of speedboats, parasails and jet skis, as well as diving boats and floating restaurants. Pattaya Beach Road, which is just a line of palm trees away from the shore, is the place to be.
So, what have you been missing out? Nothing life-changing, really, but perhaps a handful of odd facts about the world you live in. A lot of the exhibits focus on things you least expect to see, which have made the museum famous in the first place, such as a mask made from human skin, real shrunken human head, primitive torture devices and a wax figure of a four-eyed man, among others. Some are actual items, while others are replicas. But odd is not the only thing you will find at the museum. The exhibits extend to curious facts and inventions, such as a Titanic made of more than one million matchsticks and a model of the 1937 Jaguar that’s actually a motorboat. Apart from the museum, other attractions at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! include The Infinity Maze, Ripley’s 4D Moving Theatre, Ripley’s Haunted Adventure and Tussauds Wax Museum. You can easily spend an entire day here and leave with fascinating tales to pass on to friends and family back home.
The biggest and most important shopping destination in Pattaya is called Central Festival, you will not find any cheap stalls selling tat here, instead you have a range of designer shops to choose from, Armani, Calvin Klein and French Connection are just some of the famous brands tol have shops here. Split over many floors and housing hundreds of outlets you can spend many hours moving between the floors. There is a ten screen cinema as well as a bowling alley to play in if the shopping becomes too much. Hungry? There is a large number of restaurants with every cuisine possible to choose from, thus making sure there is something for every taste bud.
Boasting over 200 Bengal tigers, 100,000 crocodiles, and various kinds of animals in their natural habitat, but it also offers you many amusing activities and amazing shows.
Take some memorable photos with the tiger cub, baby crocodile, and all the various other kinds of animals. Get close to feed camels, deer, wallabies, and ostriches. See the amazing “Crocodile Hatching Festival”, this unique event is held every day from May to August. Also see crocodile and elephant shows.
The sights and sounds of Walking Street are quite unlike anything else in Thailand. Other towns and cities try to claim to have their own version, but nothing comes close to matching the 500 metres of fun which is found at the end of Pattaya’s Beach Road. Taking its name from the fact that it is closed to vehicle traffic after 18:00, almost every building on both sides of the road – as well as many in the side streets around it – is a nightclub, beer bar, restaurant or go-go bar to the extent that the road is almost completely deserted during daylight hours as virtually everything is shut. At night, however, the road comes alive with neon lights, thumping music from different genres, food vendors, street performances and party animals from around the world.
Commonly known as Pattaya Pier – is a central feature of the city, located at the end of Walking Street, near the southernmost point of Pattaya Bay. It is a hive of activity, with endless day-trippers on the way to the nearby Coral Island (Koh Larn), as well as scuba divers, fishing enthusiasts and even private charter boat trips. The jetty stretches quite far out into the bay and is lined on either side with boats of all descriptions. It can be seen clearly from Pattaya View Point and has now become a classic image of Pattaya itself.
Commonly known as Pattaya Pier – is a central feature of the city, located at the end of Walking Street, near the southernmost point of Pattaya Bay. It is a hive of activity, with endless day-trippers on the way to the nearby Coral Island (Koh Larn), as well as scuba divers, fishing enthusiasts and even private charter boat trips. The jetty stretches quite far out into the bay and is lined on either side with boats of all descriptions. It can be seen clearly from Pattaya View Point and has now become a classic image of Pattaya itself.
There are several places you can go in Pattaya to enjoy a fantastic view of the city, but there is none that can rival the view from a hundred metres above Pattaya Bay. You can see the brightly-coloured parachutes zigzagging around the sky, drawn by speedboats which will occasionally cut their engines so that the parasailer drops into the sea before leaping back into the air again as the boat powers up. Vendors can be found along Pattaya Beach selling the short but exhilarating experience from about 500 baht up per person.
With impressive coral reefs surrounding the Near and Far Islands and five shipwrecks to explore, Pattaya is a fantastic place to scuba dive in Thailand. The conditions which make the area so good for sailing and cruises also make it enjoyable for divers, which is why there are dozens of centres and shops to choose from. The water is not as clear as it is further to the south of Thailand and the wildlife is not as exciting, which is why the destination is not as widely known. Unlike the south, however, diving is possible throughout the year and is not obstructed by monsoons.
It was the area’s picturesque natural beauty which first attracted visitors to Pattaya and, while the charming little fishing village may have evolved into a colourful cityscape, the scenery still attracts large numbers of people. The best views across the bay are from the hills to the south of the city, from which the “Pattaya City” sign flashes in vibrant colours. Both the sign and the very popular viewpoint at the top of Khao Pattaya are easy accessed along tarmac roads and provide picture-postcard scenery at any time of the day or night.
Enter a world of imagination that’s inspired by classic Thai literature. Be amazed by the latest technology of 4D projection mapping and live actions combined. This new 75-minute show dramatizes Thai folktales in a spellbinding way.
One activity you can never go wrong with is gokart racing. It’s thrilling for kids and adults alike and is a guaranteed fun family-friendly activity. At Pattaya Kart Speedway, the family can hang out at the 450 meter Beginner Track where children get to race on mini-karts, or parents take their kids on a ride in two-seater karts. It’s safe and fun for younger kids and if you have teenaged kids, they’ll be equally thrilled with the Professional Track suitable for those with karting experience.
The 2.4 sq.kms of Nong Nooch are full to bursting with some of the most remarkable flowers, displays and landscaped gardens in Thailand, if not the world. The team behind them have repeatedly won international awards for their designs, which include 17th-century-French-style gardens, a recreation of Stonehenge, creative topiary displays and gardens created exclusively with cacti, bonsais and tropical palms. It is also the home of over 670 native and hybrid species of orchid and regular displays of classic Thai dancing, boxing and drumming.
Correctly known as the “Four Regions Floating Market”, the sub-sections of this 100,000sqm development represent the four major areas of Thailand – the north, northeast, central and south. This representation comes in the form of shops and stalls selling souvenirs, fruits, food, art, handicrafts, postcards and clothing as well as regular cultural shows and demonstrations. Some of the 114 vendors do indeed float, selling their wares from traditional boats and canoes. The rest are built into a sturdy stilted village, with covered walkways and stout bridges connecting them.
Amusement park is not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Pattaya. So for families, Pattaya Park offers a good alternative to beach activities and other tourist attractions found along Sukhumvit Road. The Water Park has a gigantic waterslide and a whirlpool where you can let yourself loose and just go with the flow. If you don’t want to get wet, head over to Fun Park and enjoy a few rides on the rollercoaster, Viking, monorail, musical carousel or, for the more adventurous souls, tower shot.
Underwater World features some 2,500 marine animals, comprising more than 200 species from the region as well as overseas, including sharks, sea otters, stingray and rare shovelnose ray – a hybrid between a shark and stingray. The journey begins at the ‘Touch Pool’, where you can feel the skin of bamboo sharks, sea cucumbers, turtles, blue-spotted stingrays, starfish and lobsters. Apart from the aquarium section, the live feeding shows are great fun, especially for children. The shark and ray feeding draws the biggest crowd, so does the otter tank. Check the feeding schedule if you don’t want to miss out on the fun.
Cartoon Network Amazone Waterpark near Pattaya is larger and more spectacular than anything of its kind in Thailand, with 30 state-of-the-art water rides and slides and other attractions including Disneyworld-style mascots, entertainment shows, a food court with many regional food types and all-round aquatic fun for the whole family. The park is logiclly split into sections catering to smaller children and teens and fully-grown children with families of their own.
Ramayana Water Park is a vast aquatic playground located in beautiful natural surroundings and joins the rapidly growing number of attractions in the Silverlake area, south of Pattaya. With 50 slides and attractions in a 184,000sqm area, it the biggest of its kind in Thailand. Opened in May 2016, there is something for practically any age group at Ramayana Water Park, from toddlers to adults. A small lagoon with a selection of spray toys is good for the youngsters, particularly as the pool is covered to protect their skin from the sun. Skin and eyes of all ages are protected from harsh chemicals by the fact that there aren’t any in use.
The pools all use fresh, clean water drawn from on-site wells, which is thoroughly cleaned with a state-of-the-art filtration system, meaning that it is actually theoretically drinkable.
Thailand’s first and only pirate ship calls Pattaya its home port. The Admirallica offers action-packed tours, family-friendly games and activities and a disco foam party, all with fun pirate theme. The ship itself was locally built by a team of New Zealand engineers, who prioritised passenger comfort and safety. The day-long trips offer fantastic value for money while enjoying complimentary meals, the fantastic scenery and the swashbuckling fun on the open sea of the Gulf of Thailand. The ship can also be chartered for special events.
Turning a lot of heads along Sukhumvit Road, Mimosa is a combination of shopping mall, cabaret show and romantic hang-out spot, all set in a European-style town. The so-called “City of Love” is based on the French city of Colmar, with its Renaissance-era buildings recreated as more than 300 shops and restaurants selling souvenirs, clothing, jewellery and traditional Thai handicrafts. Its musical fountain is the centrepiece for a 45-minute cabaret performed three times per day while street performers can be seen at any time. There is also a small selection of rides and attractions in the Funland Amusement Park zone, making this a great, family-friendly place to visit.
Both a place of worship and a cultural museum, Viharn Sien (also known as “Anek Kuson Sala”) is the home of a remarkable collection of religious artefacts from the Mahayana and Theravada Buddhist sects. Statues and sculptures both inside and out depict characters from Chinese mythology and history, as do tapestries, urns, paintings, brassware and 2,000-year-old artefacts from the tomb of the Chinese Emperor Qin Shi Suang. In addition, part of the second floor is devoted to an exhibition showing Thai cultural artefacts while the third floor holds a collection of Buddha images.
It is one of only two skydiving drop zones in Thailand, the other being way up in the rural northeast of the country, close to the Laotian border. Situated about 40-minutes’ drive north of Pattaya, Thai Sky Adventures offers tandem jumps for beginners who just want to experience the thrill of freefall, as well as courses and solo jumps for those able to produce a license and logbook. For those already qualified and using their own gear, jump tickets start from just 750 baht to jump from up to 5,500 feet. You can jump from over 9,000 feet for 950 baht and over 11,000 feet for 1,100 baht.
Escape to the beautiful Koh Larn Coral Island—only a short distance off the Pattaya coast via speedboat. Have a day at your leisure, relax on the beach, or try out some fun water activities. Start your day trip in the morning, and head to Pattaya Beach where the speedboat takes you over to the beautiful Koh Larn Coral Island. As you arrive, be amazed by its vast white-sand beaches and crystal-clear blue water.
The largest engraving of Buddha in the world, the gold-embossed image was carved out of the side of a limestone mountain with a laser and is 130 metres in height and 70 metres across at its widest. The area in which it resides – commonly known as “Silverlake” – is one of remarkable natural beauty, with a couple of other nearby attractions.
Indulge in the wintry -10ºC temperature as you walk around marvelling at ice sculptures based off Thai culture and attractions. It’s an unexpectedly magical experience with mythical Thai ice creatures that almost look like they’re prowling around grounds. Apart from the adventurous ice walk, there’s also a waterslide and the Love Ice Bar onsite. Get deliciously icy drinks here to top off the fun and chilly experience!
If you’re traveling to Pattaya with children, you won’t want to miss the Pattaya Sheep Farm. Opened in 2013, this is the best place in Thailand to get up close and personal with cuddly baby sheep. As an added bonus, this attraction is affordable for the whole family. The Pattaya Sheep Farm is home to dozens of adult and baby sheep with which you are free to interact. Other residents of the farm include ponies, piglets and a selection of birds.
Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Pattaya is an innovative concept that allows visitors to get really close to the animals! There will be little separating the 8,000 animal residents (of 300 species) from your car door. This cage-less zoo allows you to drive through 400 acres of animal habitat. At various stops on the route, you can feed certain animals like the tigers and giraffes. Food for the animals does cost extra.
What would the world be like without rubber? Where was rubber first discovered and utilized? What can we do with rubber? How did we discover that rubber can erase pencil marks? Why is Thailand the leader in rubber crop production? Find the answers to these questions at RUBBERLAND, the first and only museum in Thailand that brings together all the wonders of rubber, a key economic crop for the country and a globally coveted resource that reflects the Thai way of life.
