Mini Siam

Mini Siam

Highlights

Highlight 1: The geography and natural environment of Thailand, including mountains, rivers, waterfalls, railways, and scenic spots from all 72 provinces. There are the majestic ancient palaces of Sukhothai and Ayutthaya, which have long been abandoned but have been archaeologically reconstructed; there are also historic buildings that are now major Thai tourist attractions, such as the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Wat Benchamabophit; there are historically significant sites from World War II, such as the "Death Railway" and the Bridge on the River Kwai; there are important modern Thai structures such as airports, docks, and skyscrapers; as well as more recently built crocodile farms and traditional thatched villages. In addition, the park features the Democracy Monument commemorating constitutional monarchy, a bronze equestrian statue of King Rama V of the Sukhothai Dynasty, and an Italian Renaissance-style building — the Old Building. Highlight 2: The park regularly hosts performances demonstrating traditional crafts such as silk farming, weaving, and silver jewelry making. Introduction

Mini Siam is located on Sukhumvit Road in the suburbs of Pattaya and is the world’s fourth-largest miniature landscape. It is a scaled-down representation of famous sites across Thailand, featuring 80 attractions that showcase many of the country’s renowned cultural and historical buildings. The park displays over a hundred miniature structures at a 1:25 scale. It also includes miniature versions of famous landmarks from other countries, such as France’s Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe, Italy’s Leaning Tower of Pisa and Colosseum, the United States’ Statue of Liberty, and Germany’s Cologne Cathedral.

Pattaya, Thailand