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Cartoon Network Amazone Water Park

Cartoon Network Amazone Water Park is the world’s first cartoon-themed park and one of the top ten water parks in Asia located in Chonburi. It features 30 water slides, exhilarating rides, and attractions like entertainment shows, wave pools, surfing pools, and an extensive food court. It recreates an exciting rainforest setting with rides named after Cartoon Network’s famous characters like Ben 10, Johnny Bravo, and the Powerpuff Girls. Cartoon Network Amazone Water Park is divided into 6 zones. Adventure Zone, Cartoonival Zone, and Omniverse Zone have thrilling water slides for adrenaline junkies while Mega Wave, Riptide Rapids, and Surf Arena are ideal for those who’d like to splash about in the water. These different zones cater to all kinds of age groups, assuring entertainment for all members of the family, especially children who will love to meet their Cartoon Network heroes up close and personal. Only a 20-minute drive outside Pattaya, the park makes for an ideal day trip. Read More

Art in Paradise is an amusing take on an art gallery where contemporary meets modern technology to create an impressive illusion art museum. It is a museum that displays artwork in three-dimensional spectra. One can touch the paintings and get their pictures clicked in different poses by being a part of these 3-D illusions. There are about 100 individual art works creating an optic illusion. Built with an investment of THB 50 million, the museum is divided into several rooms presenting different themes such as underwater world, dinosaur world, water fall, Egypt and many more. Tourist and locals flock the place all the time, enjoying and indulging in creativity of the place and experiencing the best of art world.æ Read More

Central Festival Pattaya is the ideal beach-side shopping mall that stands apart from the bargain stalls and bazaars that line Pattaya Beach Road. At this mall, one is treated to over 350 shops serving international and local brands. There’s also a great food court upstairs that caters to every kind of culinary desire, a department store, and an entertainment complex. The Central Festival mall spans 200,000 square metres and seven floors. It is situated at prime property along Pattaya Beach Road between Soi 9 and Soi 10. Every Friday, the square in front of the mall hosts a flea-market called ‘Indie In Town’ where you can purchase second-hand and quirky merchandise. This ideal location lets one shop to after a day of hanging on the beach or provides an air-conditioned, retail experience to escape the heat of Pattaya. Understandably, it has become the go-to shopping destination amongst both locals and tourists. Read More

Central Marina Pattaya is a popular shopping mall situated in the Bang Lamung district of Pattaya. The mall is spread over three floors and houses several retail stores and eateries with a six-screen SFC Cinema for entertaining the visitors. The children are kept engaged at the play area within the shopping arcade while their parents indulge in shopping. Known as Central Center Pattaya originally, this mall has undergone extensive renovation recently to be transformed into a swanky shopping area that can be termed as a one stop shop. Central Marina in Pattaya was the first shopping center owned by the private company CPN to be opened to the public on the Pattaya Beach area. The huge sign welcoming the visitors resembles an watch tower while a grand and ornate chandelier hanging from the ceiling near its front entrance makes the entry truly spectacular. Watching the live band play music in the evenings is an attraction that few want to miss when at the mall. Read More

Coral Island, or Koh Larn, is gorgeous with coral reefs, crystal clear water, sandy beaches, and watersports like scuba diving and snorkeling. Other fun activities like parasailing, sea walking, glass bottom boat snorkeling, and banana riding are also popular here. It is a 45-minute boat ride from Pattaya. You can book a long tail boat or a speedboat ferry to Coral Island. Comprising of mountainous terrain with a blanket of lush green vegetation on the ground and colonies of corals in the waters, there are a total of six beaches present across the Coral Island. From parachuting to underwater sea walking to jet skiing, you may get yourselves involved in different types of activities. Apart from this, the wide range of delicious seafood dishes served at the restaurants and other eateries of Koh Larn is worth trying as well. Read More

A private company runs the Elephant village in the Tambol Nong Prue subdivision of Pattaya City. This area provides a haven for domesticated elephants, which were once essential to Thailand’s workforce. Visitors can watch them perform tricks, ride them and feed them at the park, thus obtaining an invaluable experience. Opened in 1973, the village receives no Governmental patronage or International aid. Instead, tourist fee goes towards feeding, upkeep, and treating the elephants. This initiative allows visitors to do their bit for these domestic animals unable to return to their wildlife. Read More

Spread across an area of 15200 square meters, the Gems Gallery Pattaya is a hub of precious stones and gems. It boasts an impressive collection of exquisite jewelry pieces designed by some of the most proficient artisans in Thailand. Here, visitors also learn about gems, everything from jewelry making to cutting and polishing precious stones. The Gems Gallery Pattaya features a trolley train that takes visitors on an exciting journey of the store. Discover the history of gems, how they are made and the amount of craftsmanship that goes into carving of precious stones. The showroom at the Gems Gallery Pattaya displays an incredible variety of sparkling gemstone jewelry pieces of varied price ranges. The store is a perfect destination for travelers who wish to explore amazing gems and looking to buy top-quality and luxurious ornaments. Visit the Gems Gallery Pattaya for exploring the enchanting world of precious stones and a fun and informative experience. Read More

Jomtien Beach has a beautiful 6 km coastline of sand and pristine water flanked by pine groves. A much more tranquil shore as compared to its neighbor in the north, the beach serves as a perfect place to laze around. It is also popular for watersports like Banana Boat, Jet Ski, kite surfing, parasailing, and windsurfing. The nightlife at the beach is full of entertainment and leisure with a plethora of cafes and restaurants lines along serving delicious seafood and drinks. Plenty of wandering sellers on the shore offers lip-smacking cheap food. Read More

Nestled at Ban Chi Chan, Khao Chi Chan is a huge hill with an outline of Buddha etched in gold, attracting tourists in large numbers. It is also popularly known as the Buddha Mountain. Khao Chi Chan is a huge limestone hill adorned with the world's largest carved stone Buddha initiated by His Holiness Somdet Phra Nyanasamvara, the Supreme Patriarch. The idol was created to honour the 50th anniversary of His Majesty the KingÍs Accession in 1996. The image of Buddha sitting in the style of Pang Man Wichai as Phrawarachabopit was crafted in various steps beginning with a designing by computer software. The same design was then etched on the hill using laser, most work is done at night for the visibility of the laser beams. Next, the sculpture was carved on the hill finished with gold mosaic filling glittering under the effect of sun rays. The sculpture was named as "Phra Phuttha Maha Wachira Uttamobhas Sassada", meaning "the Buddha with brightness and sublimity" by His Majesty. Once served as a construction industry hub, today this 130 meters high image is a major tourist hub awe-inspiring its visitors. However, make sure to follow all the guidelines given by the respective authority to avoid accidents. Read More

With a spectacular backdrop of lofty hills covered with lush green rainforests, Khao Kheow Open Zoo houses more than 300 species of animals with a total count of about 8000 animals. Animals are kept in a distinct natural environment according to their species. You can go around on foot, drive a personal car, hire an electric car for THB 200, or avail of the free open bus service. Snakes, Tigers, Hippos, Tapir, Wilde Beasts, Rhinos, Elephant, Lions, Flamingo, Giraffes, Hyena, Tapir, and many more creature call this place their home. One can enjoy feeding the animals with food bought at the stalls at the zoo, although feeding a monkey is not advisable.Opened in 1978, Khao Kheow Open Zoo is spread over a vast area of 2000 acres nestled inside the Khao Kheow Chom Puo Wildlife Sanctuary. Read More