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Jomtien Beach
Jomtien Beach stretches approximately six kilometers and is one of the most popular beaches in the Thai city of Pattaya, where all kinds of water activities can be enjoyed, including water skiing, surfing, and windsurfing, in addition to the presence of many It is restaurants and cafes located along the beach, which serve fresh local and seafood.
The truth is forbidden
The Sanctuary of Truth is one of the largest Thai architectural sites in Pattaya, and it is an archaeological monument made entirely of intricately carved wood, which is also built to honor ancient religions and philosophies, and can be visited and enjoy the performances The Thai culture in which it is presented, including Thai boxing shows, enjoying a trip on elephants or horses, or speedboat rides.
Nong Nosh Tropical Park
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is considered one of the most beautiful natural areas that can be visited in Pattaya, which extends over an area of about 2.4 square kilometers, and this park is characterized by containing identical copies of individual gardens from all over the world, including That French and English gardens.
Pattaya Floating Market
Pattaya Floating Market is one of the most famous markets that can be marketed in Pattaya, which extends over an area of about 100,000 square meters, and is divided into four parts, each part displays stores from the four regions of Thailand, and the market contains more From 114 stores for fresh food and seafood, it is also possible to rent a boat to get around.
Ramayana Theme Park
Ramayana Water Park is located thirty minutes south of downtown Pattaya, and is the largest water park in the continent of Asia, and is characterized by having many swimming pools and water slides, as it expresses the legends of Ramayana, an ancient Indian epic poem that includes The basic principles of religion for Hinduism.
Anik Kusala Sala Museum
Anek Kusala Sala Museum is one of the most popular tourist destinations that can be visited in Pattaya, as this museum contains more than 300 pieces of Chinese artwork, especially bronze and copper statues depicting historical figures, in addition to the gods Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. This museum was established by the Thai citizen Sa Nga Kolkopia who grew up in China, and it was a project to consolidate friendship between the two countries.
