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Ko Phai

Tucked away in the eastern corner of the map of Thailand, some 21 kilometers from Pattaya city- Ko Phai is a cluster of islands celebrated for its unreal beauty and pristine beaches. Ko Klung Badan, Ko Luam Ko Manwichai, and Ko Rin are some of the few islands among the group of Ko Phai. The phenomenal archipelago is a retreat for sunbathers and beach lovers. You can visit Ko Phai during the daytime but have to leave the shores before sunset. The archipelago is uninhabited. However, frequent tours are conducted to Ko Phai for tourists visiting Pattaya from around the world. Also known as Bamboo Island, the pristine site is recognized by a lighthouse located at the topmost ground of the island. It is also very crucial to know that Ko Phai falls under the supervision of the Royal Thai Navy, so your actions and activities on the island is being constantly watched. Read More

Madura Island, also called Pulau Madura, is an island off the north-east coast of Java in Pattaya. It has varying topography such as rocky cliffs and sand-dune beaches in the north and shallow beaches and lowlands in the south. Madura Island is the land of gorgeous waterfalls, large caves, historic temples, and small islands that are perfect for water sports making it a great destination for history buffs and water-sports junkies who’d like to discover new waters Read More

Mimosa Pattaya is the place to visit for experiencing Pattaya with an oriental European touch. It is a beautifully designed outdoor shopping mall spread out over a vast area styled with bold and bright colours and boutiques with a beautiful and varied collection of items being sold. One can experience the Thai lifestyle and its vibe by taking a stroll in this market. Started off in 2013, Mimosa Pattaya is quite a happening place and does not limit itself to being just a shopping centre. There are a number of shows that take place with the most popular one being the Lady Cabaret Show. Another major attraction at Mimosa Pattaya is the Art Gallery and the Aquarium. This outdoor boutique shopping mall is considered to be a recreation of the French City of Colmar. Also known as the City of Love, it reflects the Renaissance-era style which is very distinctive – be it the quaint styled walkways or the scenic canal running between the hustling shopping lanes. Read More

Mini Siam is a miniature exhibit of famous sites from around the world. Among several such buildings on display, some of them are New York's Statue of Liberty, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, London's Tower Bridge, the Grand Canyon, Paris' Arc de Triomphe and Sydney's Opera House. Built in years 1986, Mini Siam is a place where one can explore the world at one location spread over an area of about 12 acres. Created on the idea of Kasem Kasem kiartisakul, the place features replica models of some of the worldÍs most celebrated landmarks built in the ratio of 1:25 of the originals. The major Thai buildings include the Victory Monument, the Bridge over the River Kwae, Phraram 9 Bridge, Phra Sri Rattanasasadarm Temple, Phimai Stone Sanctuary and Wat Arun (also known as the Temple of the Dawn). To explore this beautiful wonder without any hassle make sure to book your tickets well in advance. Read More

Spread across a vast area of 2.4 sq. km, Nong Nooch Botanical Gardens is more of a small village with well-manicured gardens that are host to various amusement options. It houses a collection of bonsais, orchids, color pineapples, cacti, ferns, and almost all kinds of palms. Dance performances, Thai boxing, fighting, and theatre exhibiting Thai culture and traditions are performed here regularly. Other than well-decorated gardens, the village also houses a zoo catering to a large number of animals with a facility of feeding food to animals. The elephant show is the major crowd attraction where one will see amusement acts performed by huge animals. A view of the garden from above during the skywalk is a sight to cherish. Read More

Pattaya Dolphin World (Permanently Closed)

Pattaya Dolphin World is located in the Chang Wat Chon Buri district of Thailand and is a famous dolphin world and resort built to allow people of all ages to enjoy without disturbing nature. It is a perfect place to boost your energy and stimulate your sense organs by receiving Dolphin Therapy. You can touch, swim, or play with one of the most intelligent creatures on Earth. There are various shows among which you can select as per your choice. Besides this, you will also get to encounter the very rare pink Dolphins at this place and feel like a marine biologist. Opened in 2011, Pattaya Dolphin World is full of fun activities like games and also places to eat. Hence, you ought to find a source of entertainment when visiting this place. Read More

One of the most amusing marketplaces of Pattaya, the 4 Regions Floating Market or Pattaya Floating Market, is quite popular among tourists and is located in the middle of a huge pond. With over 114 shops selling authentic Thai food, desserts, and fruits, one can also see plenty of such floating shops for eateries, fruit stalls, souvenir shops, and some art galleries. Four people can ride in one boat for around 30 minutes for a small fee. One must try some traditional food such as kanom jean (rice vermicelli) with different kinds of curries, thong yip (sweet egg yolk), noodle soups and pad Thai (stir-fried rice noodles). Apart from these stalls, there are different types of Thai style of houses featuring four regions of Thailand. The Thai cultural shows, including Thai traditional dances and sea boxing shows, are the key highlights of the evening. The wood carving museum exhibits the brilliant craftsmanship of the local artisans. The best way to explore the entire market is by hiring a boat to get a taste of rich Thai culture. Spread across a huge area of 100,000 sq. meters, and the 4 Regions Floating Market is a hub of commerce holding a great experience of culture and local lifestyle for its tourists. Read More

Located opposite the Central Festival Pattaya Beach, the Pattaya Night Bazaar is among Pattaya's most popular street markets. With more than 250 stalls and shops, this enclosed Thai street market is known for hand-made fabrics, unique-looking accessories, hats, and beachwear. Unlike other street markets in the city, Pattaya Night Bazaar is set in a permanent, air-conditioned structure.

Located on the Thappraya Road at Jomtien Beach, Pattaya Park Tower is the highest seaside tower on the East Coast of Thailand, with a height of 240 meters. It has an awe-inspiring panoramic view of the coastline and Pattaya City from the observation deck on the 55th floor (the top of Pattaya Tower) and three revolving restaurants. Pattaya Park Tower is the perfect destination for the entire family looking forward to a thrilling experience and spending some memorable time together. Weekdays are the ideal time to visit the Tower as it can get crowded during the weekends and public holidays Read More

The Pattaya Sheep Farm is a quaint rural place created for entertainment and imparting information about various farm animals, their purpose, and upkeep. The highlight of Pattaya Sheep Farm is the presence of Dutch-style windmills, various barns, and a tiny lake. The children are particularly enthused to participate in various fun activities at Pattaya Swiss Sheep Farm, including riding, feeding, and petting the friendly domesticated creatures. The unique opportunity of mingling with the animals is definitely the main draw of the farm, with numerous photography spots and souvenir shops being available for visitors here. Multiple food stalls and a huge restaurant, cater to hungry visitors making it possible to spend an entire day at this place. Read More