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Walking Street

One of the most famous party hotspots of not only Pattaya but entire Thailand. Beginning at Beach Road end until Bali Hai Plaza end, the place is renowned for its plethora of beer bars, go-go bars, nightclubs, strip bars, discotheques, restaurants, and massage parlors. The street is closed to vehicles after 6:00 PM. Flocked by locals and tourists in large numbers, Walking Street is the hotspot for nightlife, drenched with neon lights everywhere. If that is not enough then one can enjoy the talents of roadside artists showing off their skills on stage. There are several live events and talk shows going on around creating a different kind of buzz in the area. However, being a crowded area make sure to keep your personal and expensive belongings safely. ABYZZ, Doll House, Insomnia, Lucifer Disco, Marine Disco, Roxy Go-Go Club are some of the major names in the area and the list goes on.æ Read More

Located just off the Pratamnak Road, Big Buddha Hill is one of the favourite spots for locals and tourists. Big Buddha Hill is a huge idol of Buddha nestled at the top of the hill serving as a sight to behold even from good distance. Also known as Wat Phra Yai, this image was installed in 1977 at a height of 300 feet. Situated about 2.5 kilometres from South Pattaya, you will notice an impressive huge gold-colour Buddha idol as you reach up close. The place also holds special religious importance among locals who visit to offer their prayers for good times in their lives. A pavilion hall and small distinct images of Buddha are another attraction on the hilltop. Visitors light incense sticks as a part of their prayer. A short flight of stairs at the entrance leads to the main statue adorned with a number of bells all around the hill. However, the effort is worth it with a magnificent view of the Pattaya bay as well as the city area and coastline it offers. Thus, the place serves as one of the favourite hotspots for photographers. Read More

One of Thailand's most popular and impressive wats, Wat Yanasangwararam is a huge temple complex offering a glance into Thai design and architectural traditions. It is the largest Buddhist temple complex comprising gardens and lakes lined with attractive Chinese pavilions. Most of the buildings here were erected in honor of the Thai Royal family. The place is an architectural splendor spread across an area of 145 acres adorning buildings of different architectural styles. Also known as Wat Yan locally, the temple's shrine stands tall on the hill reached by a flight of 299 stairs lined with naga snakes. One can see the replica of the Buddha's footprints in modop etched in the ground and much architecture of several countries. Built in a stylish yet modern Thai style, the temple holds a significant position in the area under the patronage of His Majesty The King. One can also enquire about the types of meditation courses available from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The temple was established in 1976 to honor the present Supreme Patriarch, Somdet Phra Yanasangwon, and was later dedicated to King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1988. Read More

Wong Amat Beach is located in the Amphoe Bang Lamung district of Chang Wat Chon Buri province of Southern Thailand. Wong Amat Beach is known to be one of Pattaya's most beautiful and peaceful beaches. Much quieter than Jomtien and Pattaya Beach, it gets busy on the weekend. There are designated areas for swimming and watersports. Situated right at the peninsula of Naklua Bay, the place can is easy to identify by the tall buildings and towers. Several hotels and condominiums are lined up around Wong Amat Beach, which allows people to take up accommodation near the beach with a sunset view and also stay close to the shopping and entertainment facilities of the area. Besides this, the beach also has necessary facilities like restaurants and bars for people to have a good time. Read More

Bua Khao Night Market is a bustling indoor-outdoor complex of shops selling trinkets, local produce, and delicious street food. The main kiosks are filled with vendors and stalls offering flowers, jewelry, fresh fruits and vegetables, handicrafts, tote bags, long pants, and therapeutic foot massages. It is open only on Tuesday and Friday.

Set against the turquoise Gulf of Thailand, Cosy Beach is a quiet bay before Jomtien. Ideal for swimming and lounging with family and friends, the beach is tucked beneath a lush cliff with neatly manicured gardens, while the southern tip is bordered by a rocky outcrop. Cosy Beach’s namesake hotel is home to a luxurious spa and a rooftop restaurant-cum-bar.

Kratinglai Beach is a relaxed, palm-lined sandy stretch with a seaside promenade, a skateboarding park, and a pier towards Banglamung. Watch fishermen wading their nets through the azure water, dive in for a swim yourself, or sunbathe beside picturesque tropical groves. Kratinglai is perfect for those seeking the beauty of Pattaya or Jomtien beaches, without boisterous crowds and vendors.

Juxtaposed to the north of Pattaya Beach, Naklua Beach is a tranquil holiday destination. This family-friendly tropical headland is perfect for swimming, kayaking, watching sunsets, renting a seafront condo at a resort and trying out Thai seafood. Apart from three ocean-view bars, the beach has plenty of shady picnic spots. An iconic landmark on Naklua Beach is the Sanctuary of Truth.

A stone’s throw away from Marina Golden Bay, Pratumnak Night Market brings together numerous shops selling exotic Thai cuisine, fresh fruits, and shakes. The market is also called the Russian Night Market due to the wide selection of Russian delicacies. In addition, Shopaholics can find great deals on boutique clothing, footwear, and accessories here. It is open daily in the evenings till midnight.