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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Pattaya: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Pattaya
- Over the years, Pattaya, a well-known beach resort city in Thailand, has acquired a colourful reputation.
- It's a convenient location to take advantage of the sun, sand, and sea because Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is only about 200 kilometres away.
- Since US Marines "discovered" the formerly peaceful vacation location during the Vietnam War, Pattaya has attracted tourists and expats from all over the world.
- Since then, Pattaya's profile has progressively risen, and it is now one of Southeast Asia's most well-liked beach vacation spots.
- You'll discover a tonne of family-friendly activities and things to do in Pattaya thanks to recent government attempts to draw families there, including water parks and an aquarium.
- Even yet, it continues to be more of an adult-oriented resort, particularly in the vicinity of Walking Street, the centre of the city's entertainment.
- Visit Jomtien Beach or Naklua if you're going with the family or want a more sedate setting.
- Although less crowded than the town's busy centre, these locations are still popular with tourists.
- International Airport: U-Tapao–Rayong–Pattaya International Airport (UTP)
- Population- 97,296
- Currency- Thai Baht
- Time: GMT+7
- Driving side- right
- Main Electricity- 220v
- Official Language- Central Thai
- Religion: Buddhism
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Pattaya
- Take a Day Trip to Koh Larn (Coral Island)
- Discover the Sanctuary of Truth
- Explore Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden
- Work on Your Tan at Jomtien Beach
- Escape the Heat at Ramayana Water Park
03
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Pattaya
- Like most of Thailand, Pattaya enjoys a tropical environment and is frequently visited by tourists. In order to help you better plan your trip, here is a monthly breakdown of the weather:
- November to February: These months are ideal for visiting Pattaya because the weather is often pleasant and neither too hot nor too chilly.
- The majority of beaches and other tourist destinations are crowded with people because it is also the busiest travel season.
- Short periods of rain and consistently sunny days are to be expected. However, try to make all of your reservations in advance because rooms tend to sell out and costs to go up.
- March through May: Although it is hot and muggy throughout these three months, the number of visitors is still very high.
- Despite being busy, the beaches are not as packed as they are in the high season. Bring plenty of sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen lotion with you.
- The rainy season, which lasts from June to October, is the finest time to visit Pattaya if you want to experience it in peace and quiet. Beaches are significantly less crowded, the weather is moderate, and hotels are naturally less expensive.
- Especially in July and August, when rainfall is significantly lower and lodging costs are more favourable, many people prefer to visit to Pattaya.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Pattaya
Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden
- The expansive park at Nong Nooch Village, pronounced "nung nut," provides a range of activities for the whole family.
- Walkways swirl through vibrantly themed gardens, including a topiary garden, a French garden from the 17th century, a garden inspired by the European Renaissance, and gardens dedicated to particular plant species, such as tropical palms, succulents, and bonsai.
- Anyone's inner gardener will be awakened by the stunning orchid garden.
- Live acts of traditional Thai dancing, sword fighting, Thai kickboxing, and an elephant display of questionable morality are added to the lineup at the Thai Cultural Hall.
- The park's various sections can be explored on a bicycle, and door-to-door transportation is also offered.
Jomtien Beach
- Jomtien Beach, which stretches for six kilometres, is the most popular attraction in Pattaya and a pleasant respite from the activity of the main city, which is located four kilometres away.
- Along its golden shores, you can sunbathe or seek refuge in the shade afforded by the trees at the beach's edge.
- Water sports enthusiasts can engage in a variety of activities, such as windsurfing, parasailing, kitesurfing, and jet skiing.
- There are many eateries and cafés along the beach where you can get refreshments and eat fresh fish from the area.
- In close proximity, there is the kid-friendly Cartoon Network Amazone, a water park featuring thrilling slides, big pools, splashing fountains, and cartoon-themed attractions.
Wat Yansangwararam
- Wat Yansangwararam, also known as Wat Yan, offers insight into Thai design and architectural traditions as well as the ideals of the community, just like all of Thailand's remarkable wats (temples).
- The temple was dedicated to King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1988 to mark the 42nd year of his reign and is surrounded by expansive palm-lined gardens.
- The main complex houses priceless Buddhist relics, and on the right side of the walkway leading to the temple is a lake with spectacular Chinese pavilions that are crammed with antiquities and antiques.
- The shrine of Wat Yansangwararam is located on a hill and is accessible via 299 steps covered in Naga snakes.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Pattaya Off the Beaten Track
Big Buddha (Wat Phra Yai)
- Atop the forested Pratamnak Hill south of Pattaya, this 18-meter-tall golden statue of the Buddha appears calm and at ease.
- To see the statue up close and take in the numerous smaller Buddhas around it, climb the steep stairs that are decorated on both sides with golden Naga snakes.
- Many folks visit this location to offer prayers for success, happiness, and health.
- The summit of the hill offers stunning views of Pattaya and the bay as well.
- If you don't feel like making the long journey up the hill, you can take a taxi and reserve your energy for the stair climb up to the statues.
Art in Paradise
- Family-friendly Art in Paradise is an illusion art museum and the perfect place for fun photo ops.
- It's also a great place to visit when you need a break from the heat.
- Tickle a whale's belly, touch a rhino, or tackle a marlin in life-like artwork, and capture the moment in a photograph to share with family and friends later.
- The different themed zones include classic art, Egypt, the underwater world, safari, dinosaurs, and fantasy.
- This is a great rainy day attraction and a fun place to round out your vacation photo collection.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Pattaya Culture and Traditions
- The Floating Market is a commercial enterprise, like the majority of the tourist attractions in Pattaya. It is a legitimate trading market with a tourist-oriented focus.
- Additionally, it depicts culture, architecture, and traditions from all throughout Thailand. Nong Nooch Gardens: In addition to the lovely gardens, there is a "Thai culture performance" there that features Muay Thai demonstrations, historical battles fought with elephant artillery, and traditional Thai dancing.
- The Sanctuary of Truth is a totally one-of-a-kind structure that is still under construction. It is dedicated to Brahmanism and the creation of the earth.
- Since Brahmanism (Hinduism) was the most widely practised religion in Thailand before Buddhism gained popularity and because it still has a significant influence on daily life, it has important historical and theological significance.
- Traditional Thai carpentry techniques were used to build the Sanctuary of Truth and are still being used today.
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Pattaya: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Khao Gaeng
#Food
- Khao Gaeng, a dish served as street food in Pattaya, is defined as "cover rice with a topping" in its literal sense.
- This fast food restaurant is referred to by the Thai people as a dish that has already been made and is ready to be served.
- This regional cuisine is frequently served with stir-fried curry rice with stacked vegetables or meat on every street corner in Pattaya.
Moo Ping
#Food
- Enjoy the flavour of barbecued pork while exploring Pattaya's streets.
- The moo ping is the Pattaya street snack that is most frequently encountered among the other quick meals.
- This mouthwatering delicacy contains sticky rice, the chef's special sauce, and grilled pork served on a wooden skewer.
- There are different types of meat, such as flat chicken that has been basted with marinades and has a tender flavour.
Satay
#Food
- The popular local dish satay is another ready-to-eat snack in Thailand.
- Vendors peddling chicken, sausages, pig, and even fish satay on a large toothpick can frequently be seen on every corner of the street.
- In select locations in Pattaya, one may also find beef satays.
Central Pattaya
#Fashion
- Since its debut in 2009, Central Pattaya, also known as Central Festival Pattaya, has dominated the city's skyline.
- With more than 300 shops housed inside, it not only dominates the beachfront's highest skyscraper but also the local shopping scene.
- Numerous high street fashion retailers, such as Calvin Klein, H&M, Marks & Spencer, Nautica, and Zara, have stores in the big mall.
- There is also a large variety of dining options, with Middle Eastern, Italian, and western cuisines all represented, ranging from the Central Food Court on the ground floor to Oishi Ramen on the top.
Royal Garden Plaza
#Fashion
- On Pattaya's southernmost stretch of Beach Road, Royal Garden Plaza is a trendy beachside shopping centre.
- Royal Garden Plaza is wider than Central Festival and has the same height.
- The bright red aeroplane protruding from the Second Road entrance and the yellow balloon rising from the roof, both belonging to Ripley's Believe It or Not! Pattaya, make it a recognisable landmark. The majority of the floor is occupied by the museum.
- Converse, Levi's, Esprit, Von Dutch, and other high street labels are housed on the remaining 3 stories, though. Additionally, a wide selection of dining establishments, jewellery, beachwear, and souvenirs are offered.
Terminal 21 Pattaya
#Fashion
- At the northernmost point of Pattaya City, next to Dolphin Roundabout, is a shopping centre with a travel theme called Terminal 21 Pattaya.
- The first floor is themed on Paris, followed by London, Italy, Tokyo, and San Francisco before you reach the top floor, which has a cinema. This is similar to its more established namesake in Bangkok.
- Each floor has shops that are appropriate for its theme, with a few well-known brands sprinkled in.
- Uniqlo, H&M, Giordano, Adidas, NYX, and more brands are among them. There are numerous international dining alternatives on the upper floors.
- Watch out for the faux Eiffel Tower inside and the real passenger plane outside for some amusing selfies.
Ramayana Water Park
#Fun
- With 21 distinct water-themed rides, Ramayana Water Park—dubbed "the biggest and best water park in Thailand"—offers visitors of all ages an amazing day out.
- A riot of vibrant, serpentine slides, including a heart-stopping freefall and more kid-friendly slides, twist around the park.
- The twin wave pool, a children's Aquasplash park with fountains, and even a green maze are other activities offered here.
- The leisurely river ride winds its way past gushing geysers and fascinating tunnels. Volleyball, Zumba, water polo, and fish feeding are just a few of the daily activities that add to the pleasure.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Pattaya: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Though smaller than some aquariums, Underwater World is home to a diverse collection of marine life from many underwater habitats.
- You may feed koi fish from bottles here at Thailand's first contemporary aquarium, get up close to sharks and rays, experience the textures of sea life in the touch pool, and view Thailand's largest collection of jellyfish.
- Kids may spend a night in the underwater glass tunnel learning about marine animals at the Sleepover with Sharks & Rays Camp special event.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Pattaya Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Even though Underwater World is smaller than some aquariums, it is home to a remarkable variety of marine animals from various underwater habitats.
- Koi fish may be fed from bottles at this aquarium, which is Thailand's first contemporary aquarium.
- Sharks and rays can also be viewed up close, and there is a touch pool where you can feel the texture of various sea creatures.
- The Sleepover with Sharks & Rays Camp, one of the kid-friendly special events, allows kids to spend the night in the underwater glass tunnel learning about marine life.
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