Pattaya Travel Guide

A majestic, castle-like wooden temple seemingly floating above the sea at the Ratchavete Cape beachfront. Every inch of the 105-metre high structure is decorated with intricate carvings of stories from Thai folklore. The Sanctuary of Truth possesses a rare atmosphere of tranquility and is a fine example of man’s ability to craft natural materials, made entirely from untreated wood without a single metal nail.

A one-kilometer-long street that closes to vehicular traffic at 6pm each evening and comes to life with dozens of bars, restaurants, night clubs and go-go bars.

One of the world’s largest man-made floating markets with over 100 stores selling clothing, souvenirs, homewares and food in a stilted village connected by a series of bridges and boardwalks. Visitors can purchase a long-boat ride along the network of canals to see the traditionally inspired wooden architecture and catch a glimpse of stalls you might like to visit, or simply wander through the market stalls to see the items up close.

A modern telling of Thai folk stories through drama, dance, acrobatics, and animation. Talented performers keep perfect timing with animated on-screen backgrounds and props like fire, water, puppets, and mechanical monsters to delight the audience.

Live like a rock star at the Hard Rock Hotel. Faun over framed costumes and guitars that once graced the stage with iconic music legends. The celebrity treatment continues at dinner with performances by Hard Rock Café’s world-class rock bands.

Rock’n’Roll themed American diner located within Pattaya’s Hard Rock Hotel. Burgers are the stars at here, well, alongside house band, NinetyNine who play every night. In true Hard Rock style, burgers are piled high and servings of nachos, salads, and pasta brim to the edge of the plate.