Pattaya Attractions

Bali Hai Pier in Pattaya is a central feature of the city, located at the end of Walking Street near the southern point of Pattaya Bay. It is a hive of activity, with endless day trippers on the way to nearby Koh Larn (Coral Island). Read More...

Art in Paradise is a fun and fresh take on an art gallery that has closed the divide between art and spectator with three-dimensional paintings that are interactive and laugh-out-loud funny. Read More...

The Bottle Art Museum is a quirky attraction displaying painstakingly constructed models of boats, houses and famous landmarks from all over the world. Read More...

Khao Pattaya View Point on Pratumnak Hill is the best viewpoint in the region and the place to visit day or night to get that classic shot of Pattaya’s sweeping, crescent bay. Read More...

Covering an area of 100,000sqm, the market is separated into four sections – each represents and sells items from four major parts of Thailand (north, northeast, central and south). Read More...

Pattaya is in a handy location for tourists. There are a lot of attractions to discover in this popular beach town and many are ‘a must’ especially for those who are visiting Thailand. Read More...

Rising 105 metres into the sky and exquisitely carved entirely out of teak wood, The Sanctuary of Truth is a gigantic wooden construction that's one of a kind in the world. Read More...

Tiffany's Cabaret Show is Pattaya's world-famous and 30 year-old ladyboy cabaret extravaganza. Here, three times each night, a surgically and hormonally-enhanced army of transgender performers put on a show that shatters that fearsome reputation. Read More...

On the very top of Pratumnak Hill, between Pattaya and Jomtien Beach, you can’t fail to notice an enormous 300ft Buddha popping up through the trees. Read More...

Never miss out on what to see in Pattaya again. This comprehensive index of all must-see attractions is designed to help you plan your sightseeing activities even before you arrive. Read More...

Jomtien features several cultural sites worth visiting. Explore Pattaya Floating Market, scenic Three Kingdoms Park and Wat Yansangwararam, each a half-day trip. Read More...

Pattaya Beach offers more than just beach activities and nightlife. There are many fascinating sites to check out, among them Ripley’s Believe it or Not Museum. Read More...

 One shouldn’t miss an enormous wooden castle-like structure made from teakwood at the Sanctuary of Truth. It boasts the largest teakwood structure in the world. Read More...

Delight in a wide range of shows and demonstrations such as elephant training techniques, bathing, traditional roundup methods and the drum dance with war elephants. Read More...

Set in a 2.4sq.km. beautifully landscaped park, Nong Nooch Garden can easily make an all-day trip. The entire area is more like a theme park, with daily cultural shows. Read More...

Pattaya Park is best known for its 240-metre tall observation tower, housing a restaurant. It doubles as a jumping tower. There’s also a separate water park and amusement park. Read More...

What do Bengal tigers, dogs and pigs have in common? After all, they’re all members of the animal kingdom but they come from completely different families. At Sriracha Tiger Zoo, though. Read More...

Based on the popular television series, this unusual museum houses a wide collection of some of Mr Ripley's most unusual finds; some of them actual items, while others are replicas. Read More...

Underwater World features a series of exhibits that take you from the sandy beaches to shallow rock poolto the open ocean inhabited by predators and prays. Read More...