Introduction The viewpoint is located in the center of Phi Phi Don Island. It can be reached by hiking up the mountain path from Ton Sai Bay for about 30 minutes. From here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Phi Phi Island’s stunning scenery, especially the two crescent-shaped silver-sand bays — Ton Sai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay — which almost touch each other.
Introduction Spacious Ton Sai Bay serves as the “transportation hub” of Phi Phi Island — the island’s only pier is located here. It is also the most bustling “commercial area,” lined with shops and guesthouses, vibrant and lively from morning till night. Yet, it still boasts glistening white sandy beaches, swaying tropical coconut groves, and breathtaking...
Introduction Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum, also known as the Museum of the Strange and Unbelievable, displays a wide array of bizarre and fascinating collectibles gathered from around the world in an entertaining way. This is the 25th such quirky museum in the world, featuring exhibits such as shrunken heads from Ecuador, a -xi- skull, and a two-headed cat. However…
Introduction Coral Island, also known as Lan Island or Golden Sand Island, is located about 7.5 kilometers off the coast of Pattaya. The waters surrounding Coral Island are crystal clear, allowing you to observe the underwater world of marine life several meters deep. Not far from the western shore of the island lies a vast expanse of beautiful coral reefs. You can take a glass-bottom boat tour to admire the wonders beneath the sea, or…
Introduction Koh Samet is located near Rayong and is one of the most popular islands in Pattaya. The small island is dotted with countless hills and coconut groves, featuring 15 bays along with white sandy beaches and bizarre rocks. A variety of water sports activities such as diving and waterskiing can be enjoyed here. Koh Samet not only boasts beautiful tropical scenery and top-notch swimming beaches...
Introduction Compared to Pattaya Beach, Jomtien Beach is more suitable for travelers who prefer a quiet atmosphere. It also offers golden sunshine, soft sand, and clear waters, but Jomtien Beach is farther from the city center and has significantly fewer entertainment venues than Pattaya Beach. If you want to quietly enjoy the beautiful sunset, Jomtien…
Introduction Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, located 18 kilometers southwest of Pattaya, is also known as the Orchid Garden and is acclaimed as the most beautiful garden in Southeast Asia. The garden’s owner, a Thai woman named Nong Nooch, has a deep love for orchids. She has collected various species and cultivated them with great care throughout the garden—on the ground, displayed on bamboo racks, and hung from the ceilings of pavilions. There are more than…
Highlights Highlight 1: The geography and natural environment of Thailand, including mountains, rivers, waterfalls, railways, and scenic spots from all 72 provinces. Among them 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…
Introduction Rayong is located southeast of Pattaya, 208 kilometers from Bangkok. It boasts beautiful beaches and historically valuable ancient sites. The province is home to the famous Wat Pa Pradu, whose main hall houses a giant reclining Buddha, distinguished by resting on its left hand—unlike other reclining Buddhas. Wat Angkhirok is situated behind the provincial city hall and features Thai-style pavilion architecture…
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is a private botanical park founded by Mr. Wang Lee, a Thai-Chinese businessman and one of Thailand’s top ten wealthiest individuals. Located near Pattaya, a popular tourist destination in Thailand, the garden spans over 1,600 acres and is a leisure and resort park designed in traditional Thai countryside style. It opened to the public in 1980. The park is home to…
Just a few years ago, an island still relatively unknown — Koh Samui — has now risen to equal popularity with Phuket, becoming Thailand’s other top beach destination. This serene and beautiful land, however, is a world apart from its more famous sister resort. It preserves the natural simplicity characteristic of a tropical hideaway. Located in the Gulf of Thailand, facing Phuket across the peninsula’s southern tip, Koh Samui stands out for its fine white sands, secluded rocky coves, crystal-clear waters, and lush coconut groves and farmland. This is a place where you can leave worldly distractions behind and escape the hustle and bustle.
Sriracha Tiger Zoo is located in Sriracha Village, on the outskirts of Pattaya in Chonburi Province. It is a new-style tourist attraction that integrates environmental protection, ecological conservation, endangered wildlife preservation, high-tech breeding, and leisure tourism. Opened in 1997, the zoo spans over 100 hectares and is the largest tiger park in Asia. Sriracha...
The Sanctuary of Truth is located by the sea in Pattaya, Thailand. Rather than being just a temple, it is more like a masterpiece of religious art — an entirely wooden structure adorned with Buddhist and Hindu sculptures that are incredibly lifelike, leaving visitors in awe. Situated by the ocean, from afar the Sanctuary of Truth resembles…
Naklua Beach is located in Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand, and is the third-largest beach in Pattaya. Compared to the bustling Pattaya Beach, it is slightly less vibrant but far less crowded, making it an ideal spot to enjoy a tranquil beach experience. Naklua Beach is the perfect choice for a family vacation due to its peaceful and…
The Glass Bottle Art Museum, located in the northern part of Pattaya, has become one of the city’s most popular museums and is the world’s only glass bottle art museum. It was founded by Mr. Bij De Leji from the Netherlands. Though not very large, the museum is world-renowned for its uniqueness...
As is well known, elephants hold a very important status in Thailand. They are regarded as national treasures, humanity's most loyal friends, and symbols of victory, prosperity, and good fortune. Thai elephants are hardworking laborers, and can be seen helping Thai people with various tasks everywhere. However, some elephants become unable to work due to illness or...
Introduction Located on a small island by Big Buddha Beach, it is a famous attraction on Koh Samui. The temple houses a 12-meter-tall golden Buddha statue, which is majestic and spectacular. Surrounding the temple is a market that sells various shell handicrafts. Koh Samui Koh Samui…
Introduction: Located near the airport in the northeastern part of Koh Samui, the farm offers traditional Thai crocodile shows, with two performances daily at 14:00 and 16:30. Ticket/Opening Hours: Open from 8:30 to 18:00.
Introduction Located on the northern coast of Koh Samui, west of Big Buddha Beach. Although the beach is only two kilometers long, it boasts clear waters and white sands, with beautiful scenery. It is also the island’s oldest settlement and was once a small fishing village. Koh Samui Koh Samui…
Introduction Located on the east coast of Koh Samui, south of Chaweng Beach, it is also one of the beaches favored by tourists. The water is clear and pristine, close to coconut groves and banana plantations, and relatively quiet, making it perfect for swimming and water activities. Of course, this place also has its share of bars, restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues, as well as a museum…