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What to do in Pattaya

Pattaya attractions naturally begin with partying, but there are plenty of other diversions around to enjoy during the daylight hours or if you need a break from the neon lights and loud music of the world-famous Walking Street. Equally renowned are the city’s numerous cabaret shows and Nong Nooch Botanical Gardens while the beautiful Sanctuary of Truth is one of the most iconic landmarks on Thailand's eastern seaboard and well worth a visit.

Other attractions in Pattaya include offbeat museums, majestic temples, brutal boxing, breath-taking viewpoints, quirky shopping centers, thrilling waterparks and more besides. Check out our reviews below to see the country’s first this, the region’s only that and the world’s largest the other!

Where to go at night in Pattaya

Pattaya nightlife is world-famous. You cannot even name the city without immediately thinking of Walking Street and the bright glare of its overlapping neon signs for clubs, discos, bars, go-gos, massage parlors and other forms of nocturnal entertainment. This mile of madness in South Pattaya is an assault on the senses and is, without a doubt, the racing heart of the nightlife on the entire eastern seaboard of Thailand.

There’s more to nightlife in Pattaya than just Walking Street, though. There are other nightlife hubs, each with a different vibe and different attractions: The cheapest drinks are on Sois 7 and 8; Sois 6/1 and 13/1 are renowned for their lady boy bars; Pattayaland and Boyztown are jam-packed with gay clubs; and Second Road is home to two of the many cabaret shows. There's a street for any kind of night in Pattaya.

Where to go shopping in Pattaya

The opportunities for shopping in Pattaya are varied and extensive. Admittedly not in the same league as in Bangkok, there is nonetheless a range of options, stretching from popular street markets to plush malls. You can find great bargains on anything from unique souvenirs to top brand clothes. Naturally, this includes the cheap copies available at most of the country’s markets, alongside an array of street food, cosmetics, electronics, toys, novelties, curios, DVDs, plants, pets and practically anything else you can think of.

Many of the Pattaya shopping malls also double as interesting attractions, bringing added interest to a day of retail therapy. These include a recreation of Bangkok’s floating markets, a recreation of a French town and the presence of special shows, rides, museums, cinemas, bowling alleys and fantastic views across the city.

What to eat in Pattaya

If you really want to experience Thailand, you have to do so with all five senses. The most enjoyable of these to indulge is the sense of taste, which means eating what the locals like. With such a large expatriate population and dozens of expat-run restaurants, you could arguably do this by dining on fish and chips, though you would missing out on some excellent Thai food.

Pattaya is quite a multicultural place, attracting Thai nationals from across the country, each of whom brings the best of their region’s cuisine. A lot of people have moved here from the rural province of Issan, bringing their spicy and sour specialties with them. The coastal city also enjoys the fresh seafood of the Gulf of Thailand, making the 10 Best Local Food in Pattaya a diverse selection of flavors to enjoy. Have a look at our list below if you want to really eat like a local.


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Nong Nooch Tropical Garden (Entrance fee+Indian Breakfa...

298.00 THB  / Person
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Rama Yana Water Park (Ticket only)

846.00 THB  / Person
995.00 THB / Person
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Coral Island Pattaya from Bangkok

1,063.00 THB  / Person
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Tiger Park Pattaya Ticket only (Small OR Medium Tiger)

981.00 THB  / Person
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203.00 THB / Person
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Coral Island with Indian Lunch

344.00 THB  / Person
405.00 THB / Person
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Pattaya City Tour (Minimum 2 pax)

173.00 THB  / Person
203.00 THB / Person
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Art in Paradise Pattaya (Ticket only)

287.00 THB  / Person
338.00 THB / Person
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Alcazar Show Pattaya (Ticket only)

287.00 THB  / Person
338.00 THB / Person
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Evening Russian Show with Private Transfer

517.00 THB  / Person
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Tiffany Show Pattaya (Ticket only)

746.00 THB  / Person
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Kaan Show (Sky Zone) + Transfer

918.00 THB  / Person
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American Restaurant Pattaya

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Chinese Restaurant Pattaya

1,950.00 THB  / Person
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298.00 THB  / Person
351.00 THB / Person
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448.00 THB  / Person
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Hotel in Pattaya to Don Muang Airport

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Hotel in Pattaya to U-Tapao Airport

756.00 THB  / Car
945.00 THB / Car
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4,221.00 THB / Car
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The name Pattaya evolved from the march of Phraya Tak (later King Taksin) and his army from Ayutthaya to Chanthaburi, which took place before the fall of the former capital to Burmese invaders in 1767. When his army arrived in the vicinity of what is now Pattaya, Phraya Tak encountered the troops of a local leader named Nai Klom, who tried to intercept him. When the two met face to face, Nai Klom was impressed by Phraya Tak's dignified manner and his army's strict discipline. He surrendered without a fight and joined his forces. The place the armies confronted each other was thereafter known as "Thap Phraya", which means the "army of the Phraya". This later became Pattaya, the name of the wind blowing from the south-west to the north-east at the beginning of the rainy season.

Pattaya was a fishing village until the 1960s. Tourism began during the Vietnam War, when American servicemen began arriving on R&R (rest and relaxation). One large group who arrived from a base in Korat on 29 June 1959 and rented houses from Phraya Sunthorn at the south end of the beach, on what is now known as the "Strip", are credited with recommending Pattaya, whose fame spread by word of mouth.

Pattaya has a tropical wet and dry climate, which is divided into the following seasons: hot and dry (December to February), hot and humid (March and April), and hot and rainy (May to November).

• Chinese New Year (varies from late January to early February) is celebrated by Pattaya's large Thai-Chinese community with dragon parades, lion dances, and fireworks.

• Burapa Pattaya Bike Week is Thailand's, and one of south-east Asia's, biggest motorcycle event held in Pattaya each February, drawing motorcycle enthusiasts from all over south-east Asia and abroad. The 2010 event was held over two days with local and international live music acts.

• Pattaya International Music Festival is held annually in the month of March. It attracts huge crowds to the different stages along Beach Road and Bali Hai Pier, and presents several styles of music performed by Thai and international artists.

• The Pattaya Songkran festival, locally called Wan Lai, takes place each year in mid-April. It differs from most other Songkran festivals of Thailand in several aspects. It lasts several days longer and, besides water fights, the event includes beauty pageants, musical performances, cultural shows, fireworks, and water sports competitions.

• Top of the Gulf Regatta is a week-long sailing event held at the end of April, beginning of May.

• The Miss Tiffany Universe beauty pageant is held mid-May each year. During the four-day pageant, Thailand's most beautiful transgender persons and transsexuals vie for first place with the final evening broadcast live on Thai TV for an audience of, on average, 15 million.

• Pattaya Marathon, featuring several race categories, is held each year in July.

• Pattaya Classical Guitar Festival, held annually on the last weekend of October, organized by the Thailand Guitar Society, Pattaya People Media Group, and Siam Bayshore Pattaya.

• Loi Krathong, a light festival held during the full moon of the twelfth month in the traditional Thai lunar calendar and which usually falls in November, is celebrated in Pattaya, as in the rest of the country, that evening with people floating krathongs (small, candle-lit floats made from elaborately folded banana leaves) on the waters, as well as releasing khom loi (candle-fired hot air balloons) into the night sky.

• Every November Pattaya hosts Miss International Queen, a yearly international pageant for transgender persons and transsexuals. In 2007 the event drew an estimated 25 million viewers on national TV.

Phuket has a tropical monsoonal climate. It's warm year-round, but it’s hottest from April to May and from September to October. The September–October period is also the wettest, thanks to the south-west monsoon.

Thanks to its position in the Andaman Sea, Phuket weather is mostly mild. The island avoids the majority of the typhoons and tropical storms which occasionally batter Hong Kong and the Philippines. Heavy rains in September and October can cause minor disruptions. Even so, it's rare to see several days of bad weather. Note that online weather forecasts are always on the pessimistic side – a whole week with the thunderstorm icon doesn't mean it will rain all day!

Road
1- Via the Bangkok-Chonburi-Pattaya Motorway (Hwy 7) The motorway is linked with Bangkok's Outer Ring Road., (Hwy 9) and there is also another entrance at Si Nakharin and Rama IX Junction.

2- Via Bang Na-Trat Highway (Hwy 34) From Bang Na, Bang Phli, across the Bang Pakong River to Chonburi there is a Chonburi bypass that meets Sukhumvit Road, (Hwy 3, passing Bang Saen Beach, Bang Phra to Pattaya.

Notable Roads
• Pattaya 1 Road (Beach Road): runs along the beach.

• Pattaya 2 Road: (Second Road) runs approximately 400 metres inland, parallel to Pattaya 1 Road.

• Pattaya 3 Road: (Third Road) this is Pattaya's outer-ring road which connects north, south, and central Pattaya.

• Pattaya Tai: (South Pattaya Road) runs from Beach Road to Sukhumvit Highway.

• Pattaya Klang: (Central Pattaya Road) runs from Beach Road to Sukhumvit Highway.

• Pattaya Nuea: (North Pattaya Road) runs from Beach Road to Sukhumvit Highway.

• Tappraya Road: connects Pattaya 2 to Jomtien Beach Road.

• Thepprasit Road: connects Tappraya Road to Sukhumvit Highway.

• Soi Buakaow: connects Pattaya Tai and Pattaya Klang, between Pattaya 2 Road and Pattaya 3 Road.

Rail
A daily service operates on the Eastern Line of the State Railway of Thailand between Pattaya and Hualumphong Station in Bangkok.

Bus
Pattaya is served by bus services from Bangkok's Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit) and the Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai), connecting to Pattaya's main bus terminal on Pattaya Nuea (North Pattaya Road) near Sukhumvit Road.

There are two airport bus services The 389 Bus airportpattayabus service connects Pattaya with Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). It uses modern, air-conditioned buses, and takes around ​1 1⁄2 hours to reach the airport. The trip from the airport (level 1 gate 8 at arrival hall) to the bus terminal in Pattaya, makes three stops at North, Central, and South Pattaya intersections before going to their last drop off point, the office on Thappraya road (near Jomtien). It can take longer if many hotel stops are negotiated along Sukhumvit Road in Pattaya. The other bus service is the Bell Travel Service (Coach 36) which goes from the airport (Level 1 Between Gate 7 & 8) to the Pattaya Bell office at the North Pattaya Intersection, and then provides transfers to local hotels.

Buses from a terminal on Sukhumvit Road near Pattaya Klang (near the Central Pattaya intersection) connect Pattaya with many destinations in the north-east (i.e., Isan).

City and suburban services are mainly provided by songthaew, popularly nicknamed "baht buses" or "blue taxis".

Boat
A passenger-only ferry service from Pattaya to Hua Hin began operation on 12 January 2017 and is operated by Royal Passenger Liner. By road, the journey takes five to six hours. The ferry shortens travel time to about two hours, subject to sea conditions. The ferry cruises at 27 knots on the 113 km journey across the Gulf of Thailand with a maximum passenger capacity of 150 persons. Larger ferries carrying up to 260 people may be added to the service later. Ferries capable of carrying vehicles are projected for 2020. In November 2018, Hua Hin deputy chief Chareewat Phramanee confirmed the ferry service, suspended due to low tourist numbers during low season, would be up and running again for high season between Hua Hin and Pattaya, a 2.5-hour journey for 1,250 Thai Bhat on a catamaran with a maximum capacity of 340.

Phuket's Bangla Road really comes to life after sunset, when the road is closed to traffic and becomes a 400-metre festival of neon lights, loud music and cheap beer. Jammed most nights of the year, it's quite a friendly and lively place to walk around, with dozens of bars and clubs competing with each other for customers.

Beer bars occupy most of the street's length, with several go-go bars and a few pubs, restaurants, discos and shops rounding out the attractions, both on Soi Bangla and down its side streets. Street performances are also common most nights, which can make dodging around the tailor shop salesmen, leaflet distributors, street vendors and ping-pong show touts more difficult, but it is all part of the fun.

There are no direct rail services to Phuket.However, many trains leave from Bangkok's central station going south all the way to Singapore. The most comfortable are the sleeper trains (c. 685 baht for a berth in a 2nd class air-con car. Get off at Phun Phin railway station near Surat Thani and continue for another 5 hours by regular bus to Phuket. Do not buy the bus ticket until you actually see the bus and can make sure it is not standing room only as it picks up passengers at the popular Ko Samui ferry. If full, wait for the next one. See Surat Thani for more details.

The compact Phuket International Airport (IATA: HKT) is in the north of the island, and is Thailand's second largest hub, second only to Bangkok. There are very frequent flights to and from Bangkok as well as direct flights to many other airports in the region, including Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, and direct charters to Europe and Australia in the high season.

6 hospitals exist in Phuket. The main hospital in Phuket operated by the Ministry of Public Health is Vachira Phuket Hospital, with smaller hospitals at Thalang and Patong. 3 Private hospitals exist which are Phuket International Hospital, Bangkok Hospital Phuket and Mission Hospital Phuket.

  • How to Reach Bangkok?

    By Flight

    To reach for the city of Bangkok there are two main airports, one running in the North and another from the East of Bangkok. It is the Suvarnabhumi Airport that locates itself 25 km to the east and the Don Muang Airport located 24 km to the north catering to domestic and international flights in abundance.

    Suvarnabhumi airport has direct and easy connectivity to the city by taxis, buses, and Airport Rail Link that is a high-speed train service in downtown Bangkok. There will be round the clock availability of roadway services from outside both the airports to drop you to your final destination.

    By Road

    The roadway services offer you with buses and taxis that get you wherever you wish to be in Bangkok. There are three bus terminals considered to be the major ones, the Northern Bus Terminal- Mochit, the Eastern Bus Terminal-Ekkamai, and the Southern Bus Terminal-Sa Tai.

    The buses will take you not just round the city but also to Pattaya, Krabi, Phuket, etc. cities neighbouring Bangkok. If looking out for taxi services, then do know that the taxis run according to the metered price so confirm the prices before the journey.

    By Train

    Bangkok has great rail connectivity throughout Thailand and also to other neighbouring countries. Hua Lamphong serves as the main railway station of the city to travel to neighbouring countries and many other parts of Thailand. There is another railway station, Thornburi station that connects the city from within for travelling to the local parts of the city.

  • Which are the best tour packages for Bangkok ?

Mr. robinson singh ,
This was a great tour! Our tour guide was great (sorry i dont remember her name but she was so nice and answered all of our questions).
Ms. Sushama Payas ,
My bangko tour was best.suvarnabhumi airport is one of the best airport in Thailand, it is so big and one of the busiest airport in Thailand.Bangkok street food is so delicious. Khaosan road night market is best for shopping.King Power Mahanokhan is the tallest building in Thailand , its height is about 314m . One should must visit Bangkok in his life
Mr. Gagan ,
Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok no other places in world as I visited like it great temple nice nature beaches .i personally recommend for singles to visit Nana plaza to Bangkok adults big hub it is .keep 200 USD with you for nana plaza you will enjoy like anything its all legal . But dont trusts on individual you may comes in trap .in short avoid all illegal activities and never keep blind trust on any one otherwise you may in big trouble .
Mr. Humishah ,
I love the country.Its like my second home. Good food, good places to go, good culture and yes you can get everything u to eat in india in bangkok very easily. Bangkok is near to so many beatiful coral islands. NIGHTLIFE IS GOOD , Specially the NIGHT MARKETS u can shop even at midnight in bangkok.
Mr. Shreyas Das ,
Bangkok famous for buddha temples, very magnificient and shows rich culture of the past. Thais are very friendly and soft mannered. It is very safe to travel anywhere at anytime within the city limits. For those who love history & arts, there is a lot in store for them as well. The Wat Pho ie the themple of the Reclining Buddha is a treat to the eyes & mind. A gold-plated Buddha 45 metres long & 15 metres high. Just next to that is the Grand Palace & Museum. A few blocks away are some more temples like Wat Arun etc.
Mr. Ashmeet Taneja ,
Something that you just shouldn’t miss is the Safari park. It’s a complete entertainment for the entire family. You can take pictures with tiger cubs and exotic birds here. There are shows of dolphins, whales, chimp’s birds etc. Kids will enjoy this the most, but you will have to do quiet a bit of walking from one show to another.
Ms. Rita Ahuja ,
As I stepped out of the airport and on way to hotel first thing to catch my attention was that Bangkok is so well maintained - broadened roads, sky trains, regularized traffic and clean city. As every Indian I too compared it with our capital and felt we could also make it like that...
Mr. Rohit Damle ,
Bangkok one of the most visited countries by Indians and people around subcontinent. The reason behind is the cheap travelling mode if you want to visit this place just book your flight anytime and the fare will be not less than 8k for to and fro the season is very fevarable to travel anytime. But still we will suggest to visit in winter the best time is chinese new then new year & Christmas. Hotels are variably cheap around Bangkok, best place to is near near Indra market, chatuchak, sukhumvit soi. Great place to hangover for solo travellers as well excellent night life and safe 24 hours.
Mr. Vishal ,
Bangkok has been rated as the most visited tourist destination in the world. Why not? Bangkok has its own charm. Bangkok has plenty to offer to tourist. Sky touching roof top bars, floating markets, china town, Buddhist temples etc. Bangkok is very well connected to the rest of the world by road, rail and Air. Suvarnabhumi International Airport plies flights to all major cities around the world. Within Bangkok, Skytrain, Tuk Tuk and Busses are available in large numbers at nominal rates.
Ms. Aparna Bhargava ,
This – and much, much more – is Bangkok. Explore. Experience. Discover its hidden secrets. Indulge. And enjoy your stay! Once the sun sets over the Chao Phraya River, Bangkok starts to dazzle. Neon-lit signs in streets, alleys and arcades welcome visitors to an exciting and trendy variety of restaurants, clubs, bars and theatres to experience and explore.
Mr. Kai Wulfestieg ,
It started with a random plan for Holidays which ended up being a memorable one!! The service provided by all the agents involved was up to the mark and useful.
Mrs. Ferdosi Sultana ,
Hi Lily ,I would like to thank you for your services.The trip was in short notice ... but it was well and rightly planned ... HOTEL was good . Tour was properly planned within the given budget.
Mr. M A Rashid ,
Special mention to Amit from Sun Leisure World Tour and Ms Jack who took care of us in Krabi and phuket
Mr. Marsy Lizzy ,
Was so much fun biking here n there large n narrow dry n wet inside n outside the streets and klongs and river of Bangkok Super fun .. Those 5 hours was time well spent in busy busy buzz buzz Bangkok! Do it

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