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| Pattaya Beach is parallel to city center. The beach stretches over 4 kilometers. Pattaya Beach is divided into 3 main zones-North, Central, and South Pattaya. The most peaceful beach is North Pattaya. Along the beach, there are superb hotels, restaurants, and shopping malls. Central and South Pattaya offer you various kinds of entertainments. Beer bars, Discotheques, and other nightlife attractions are found here.During weekends, many visitors come from Bangkok for water sports and leisure activities such as parasailing, surfing, banana boats and jet skis. You can hire a boat to offshore islands such as Koh Larn, Koh Sak and koh Krok. If you take a speedboat, it takes only 15 minutes to these islands. How to get there: By car: Take the Bangkok-Chonburi Motorway (highway No.7). The Motorway is connected with Bangkok Outer Ring Road.(highway No.9) By bus: Bus services are available at Bangkok’s Northern Bus Terminal (Morchit) and the Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai). When you arrive Pattaya, take Songthaews to Pattaya Beach. By Taxi: A private hire taxi is available from anywhere in Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi airport. It is the most convenient way to Pattaya. Cr.http://www.discoverythailand.com/pattaya.asp |
| Promthep Cape Phuket |
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| Promthep Cape is a simple rocky hill with no immediate interest. However, this is the most southerly point on the island at it is sunsets and views of Phuket’s southern coast you are here for! A flight of steps leads to the top of Promthep Cape and from there you have an excellent view of the “half-moon” bay housing Nai Harn Beach. The site also has a lighthouse with an observation level. From the observation level, the views are even better! This is the ultimate spot to watch the sun setting over the water. The colors of the sunsets produce are extremely rich and seem to permeate the air around you! If you have time, try to make a sunset – it’s well worth the effort. Details: A visit to Promthep Cape is often combined with a trip to Wat Chalong and Rawai Beach, which are on the way from Phuket town. How to get there: If you are coming from Wat Chalong, travel along the coast road to Chalong junction and then on to Rawai Beach. From there, a drive south will take you to Promthep Cape. As there are potentially a number of stops on this trip, it might be more convenient to move from one site to the next by taxi. Alternatively, take one of the many tours available from Phuket town and the hotels/guesthouses in the area. Cr.http://www.discoverythailand.com/Phuket_Promthep_Cape.asp |
| Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok |
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| Noted for its construction in Carrana marble, Wat Benchamabophit was built during the reign of King Rama V. Its design is different from many temples in that it utilises stained glass and other aspects more common to western religious structures. The temple houses a number of bronze Buddha images and it is decorated with beams covered in gold leaf. Worth a visit if you have plenty of time, if not, probably best to concentrate on some of the main sites. Details: The temple is open from 08:00 to 17.30 and admission is 20 Baht. How to get there: Located on Si Ayutthaya Road, Wat Benjamabopit is tricky to get to by public transport. Possibly the fastest way to get there is Express Boat to Tewet pier and a taxi the rest of the way. If you want to go all the way by taxi the fare will be 80-90 Baht from central Bangkok depending on traffic. The following buses will get you there: Bus number: 70, 72. Air-conditioned bus number: 3, 70, 72 Contact: Tel: 0-2281-2501, 0-2628-7947 It employs European ecclesiastic details, such as stained glass windows, and contains a superb cloister collection of bronze Buddha images. Open: Daily from 8 a.m.-5.30 p.m. Admission: 20 baht Tel: 0-2281-2501, 0-2628-7947 CR.http://www.discoverythailand.com/Bangkok_Wat_Benchamabophit.asp |
| Floating Markets Bangkok |
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| As you have probably read elsewhere, Bangkok’s maze of inland waterways lead to people referring to it as the ‘Venice of the East’. Its canals and rivers were at one stage the capital’s arteries and no less an important part of everyday life than the BTS and MRT are today. Although is no longer the case in Bangkok, it is interesting to note that in parts of Thailand not too far from the capital, these waterways still maintain their dominance over daily life. Nowhere is this relationship better exhibited than at the Floating Markets. The Floating Markets ('Talaat Naam') are exactly as you might imagine. Unlike regular markets, sellers pack their wares onto small boats and jostle with each other for the attention of buyers alongside the canal. Set against a country backdrop Float Markets are very picturesque and a natural draw for visitors. You should though keep in mind that these are equally as much a place of commerce as any of the regular markets you might visit. Occasionally you’ll find people wandering around in traditional Thai clothing; these enhancements have been made by authorities and local businesses for the sake of visitors and their cameras. However, the Thai women paddling along the canal in their blue shirts ('Mor Hom') and flat-topped hats ('Muak Nob') are the real thing – they are here to make a living! There are four major floating markets that are within reasonably easy reach of Bangkok: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Tha Kha Floating Market, Bang Khu Wiang Floating Market and Taling Chan Floating Market. Cr.http://www.discoverythailand.com/Bangkok_Floating_Markets.asp |
| Tiffany's Show Pattaya |
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| The "Tiffany’s Show" is know as the first truly transvestite cabaret show in Southeast Asia. Operating for more than 37 years, Tiffany’s Show has become one of Top ten best shows to see around the world. The performers are very talented and look gorgeous. They dress in colorful and spectacular costumes. Supported by special effects and splendid lights and sounds make the show more impressive. With 1,000-seat capacity, this elegant style theater hosts the most modern light and sound equipments and serves over 100 professional performers. Details: Open daily. The show time is at 06:00 p.m. 07:30 p.m. and 09:00 p.m. Tel: +66 3842 1700-5, +66 3842 9642 E-mail: tiffany@tiffany-show.co.th Website: www.tiffany-show.co.th How to get there: It is located on Pattaya 2nd Road before the dolphin circuit at north Pattaya. Cr.http://www.discoverythailand.com/Pattaya_Tiffany_s_Show.asp |
| Siam Ocean World Bangkok |
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| Located on floors B1 and B2 of the brand new Siam Paragon Centre, Siam Ocean World is probably the most unique experience you are going to have in Thailand’s Bangkok capital. With 30,000+ marine animals (Seals, Blue Ringed Octopus, Ragged-tooth sharks, Stingrays, Leafly Sea Dragons, Giant Spider Crabs, and Sharks of various types including Ragged-tooth, Black tipped, and Leopard) this is the largest aquarium in Southeast Asia and one of Bangkok’s most adventurous projects. Siam Ocean World take you through seven different environments starting with the strangely titled ‘Weird and Wonderful’, the ‘Open Ocean’, ‘Deep Reef’, ‘Rainforest’, ‘Rocky Shore’, ‘Living Ocean’, and ‘Sea Jellies’. Not only is it possible to walk through these environments observing marine life through the safety of thick glass windows, it is also possible actually get in Siam Ocean World's 2.8 million litre Oceanarium and meet marine life face-to-face supported by fully qualified instructors. For the less adventurous, take a ride in a glass bottomed boat or take one of the organized tours with experts in aquatic life on hand to answer your questions - all part of what is genuinely an unforgettable experience. Details: Entrance fees 450 Baht (adults) 280 Baht (children 80-120cm) Siam Ocean World opens daily 09:00 to 22:00 Contact: Siam Ocean World Co., Ltd. B1-B2 Floor, Siam paragon 991 Rama 1 Road Pathumwan Bangkok 10330 Tel: 0-2687-2000 Fax: 0-2678-2001 Website: http://www.siamoceanworld.co.th/ Email: marketing@siamoceanworld.com |
