What is there to do in Pattaya What is there to do in Pattaya Beach

1. Gran Island. Koh Larn, also known as Moonlight Island, Golden Sands Island, Coral Island, is about a kilometer away from the coast of Pattaya, with charming island scenery, is the most popular island in Pattaya, Koh Larn in addition to the clear water, colorful reef fish these charming island basic elements, there are also very rich water sports.

2. Pattaya Beach. In addition to treading water on the beach, taking a walk, Pattaya Beach is more exciting is the southern business district, the famous Fengyue Pedestrian Street is here, whenever the night comes, life here officially begins, whether men and women, whether eating or watching a show, here is first-class, there are all kinds of snacks and bars on both sides of the street, the street is bustling, it is a must-pass place for tourists.

3. Nong Nooch Paradise. Dongnooch Paradise is a garden art park covering an area of more than 1,600 acres, and is the private forest garden of Wang Jinliang, one of the ten richest Thai-Chinese in Thailand. It is home to a variety of garden art forms in Thailand, comparable to any other botanical garden in the United States.

There is an artificial lake in the garden, the water is shining, the small river is swirling between the pavilions and pavilions, the trees are verdant, the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant, and the scenery is picturesque.

4. Temple of Truth. Pattaya Temple of Truth, also known as the Temple of Truth, this all-wood hand-carved temple, more like a Buddhist artwork, the whole temple does not use an iron nail, all with a tenon structure, built since 1981, has not been completed. The timber used for temple construction is not simple, they are at least 150 years old, and they give people a deep connotation from the raw material.

Sifang Floating Market. The Sifang Floating Market is a fusion of rich and simple Thai folk culture, as it combines the characteristics of floating markets in the eastern, western, northeastern and southern regions of Thailand. The floating market is built on the water, where the waterways are crisscrossed by the folk and artistic wooden houses on the water, which are the shops of small Thai traders and serve a variety of fruits and snacks.

Pattaya belongs to Chonburi Province, Thailand, 154 kilometers southeast of Bangkok, and is a Thai place at the southern tip of the Indochina Peninsula.

Pattaya is a small fishing village where American GIs built a resort during the Vietnam War for fun, and eventually became the small town of Pattaya today, with a total of three parallel avenues.

Among them, the coastal promenade is built along the coast, which is the earliest and most beautiful thoroughfare in Pattaya. Then there's Pattaya 2 Road, which has plenty of open bars. The newly built Pattaya Road 3 has basically not yet formed a climate.

Food: Tropical fruits are a must-try in Pattaya. In order to resist the heat, the vendors here always keep the fruit fresh in an unimaginable way – ice cubes.

Fruit and ice cubes are served together in a huge container and are sold along the street, making it look cool.

In the same way, the street sells a kind of sleepy snack, a transparent glass case filled with dried fish, crab fillet, shrimp balls, etc., and the hawker cleanly handles it on the spot and hands it over, taking a bite full of Wang Lao Chop Flowing Incense. However, people who don't eat spicy food must be careful, because it is likely to be so spicy that your mouth will smoke.