Pattaya is a city on the East Coast of the Gulf of Thailand about 100 kilometres south-east
of Bangkok.
It is a place that has beautiful temples, stunning beaches and so many activities to
get involved in, making it a great place to visit.
A quiet fishing village as recently as the 1960s, this city has it all, whether you love
shopping, culture, history, entertainment, dining or the bar scene, there’s something
for everybody.
Before we get into the top 10 things to do in Pattaya, we’ve included links in the
description to various discount codes and links to resources of things to do, so make
sure you check those out.
10) At number 10 is the Sanctuary of Truth
The Sanctuary of Truth is located in the Naklua area of Pattaya, a small way out of town on
a spectacular piece of coastline with a great view.
Built entirely of wood, the detail and craftsmanship that has gone into the temple is simply breathtaking.
Ornate carvings and sculptures are based on traditional Buddhist and Hindu symbols, and
the high peak of the building reaches an impressive 105 meters.
9) Number 9 is the Kaan Show Pattaya
KAAN brings to the stage a world of imagination inspired by famous Thai literature and folklore.
The story tells of Kaan the Thai youngster who finds himself transported to a mystical
realm inhabited by dragons and fantastical beings.
Amazing cinematic live action combined with extraordinary theatrical choreography and
stunning costumes, bring this epic tale to life.
Visitors can enjoy high-flying acrobatics and trapeze acts, firebreathers, pyrotechnics,
and much more at the captivating multimedia spectacle.
8) At number 8 is Coral Island
Nicknamed Coral Island, this small island is officially named Ko Lan and is situated
7.5 kilometers off the coast of Pattaya.
This is a place that you could happily spend a day, relaxing on the beach, swimming in
the clear waters or enjoying all the fun water-based activities that are available.
There’s a selection of different beaches to choose from and a quaint little town with
local restaurants and shops.
Getting to Coral Island is easy and cheap from Pattaya and ferries depart and return
regularly throughout the day.
7) Number 7 is The Big Buddha
The Big Buddha at Wat Khao Phra Bat temple is one of Pattaya’s most striking landmarks.
Located just south of Pattaya, the enormous golden coloured statue is 18 meters high and
was constructed in 1977.
The Buddha sits at the top of a grand set of shallow steps and is the focal point of
the small temple situated on the top of the hill.
The location provides some of the best views in Pattaya, with a panorama over practically
the entire city and the scenic crescent-shaped bay.
6) At number 6 is Ramayana Water Park
Cool off at Ramayana Water Park, one of the biggest water parks in Thailand.
It's great fun for the whole family with over 50 attractions, under the watchful eyes of
highly trained personnel and lifeguards, both in the water and on land.
Ride the waves on the Double Wave Pool, take it easy on the Lazy River, try your hands
at volleyball in the Activity Pool and shop at the Floating Market or wind your way out
of the Green Maze.
5) Number 5 is Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden
Nong Nooch tropical garden close to Pattaya is the largest botanical garden in South East
Asia.
The vast gardens are set in an area of around 600 acres and have some of the most beautiful
flowers in the world.
The entire area is designed like a theme park with various displays showcasing wonders,
like the Stonehenge garden, the 17th-century French garden and more.
A number of orchid nurseries and tropical areas are also on display, making a fine place
to take a stroll away from the crowds.
4) At number 4 is EasyKart Pattaya
Blast around the biggest karting centre in Thailand, with a special course for beginners
and a more challenging circuit for advanced drivers.
Visitors can choose from a range of options that suit the whole family, from kid-friendly
karting to the 'Fast Kart' Grand Prix.
Enjoy a facility that's as renowned for its high-spec racing technology as it is for its
superb safety measures.
3) Number 3 is Mini Siam And Mini Europe
Located just outside Pattaya City is Mini Siam and Mini Europe where you can wander
endlessly around the gardens looking at statues from all over Thailand and Europe.
The statues have been crafted at a scale of 1:25 and if you go in the evening they are
all lit up which makes for some great photographs.
This park features amazingly detailed miniatures of important local landmarks as well as some
of the best known sights in Europe.
The Elephant Village was opened in Pattaya in 1973 as a sanctuary for former working
elephants.
The Village provides these magnificent creatures with a safe haven, where they can live out
their lives with dignity and freedom from fear.
A visit to the Elephant Village is not only a unique experience, but contributes to the
very survival of the elephants, both now and in the future.
Riding elephants is definitely the highlight of this fantastic Pattaya attraction and there
is also the option of the extended experience that starts with feeding the elephants.
So that sums up our top 10 things to do in Pattaya, we hope you enjoyed, if you did please
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