• Buddha Mountain (Khao Chi Chan) - Buddha Mountain (Khao Chi Chan)

Khao Chi Chan is renowned for its enormous sculptural depiction of Lord Buddha carved into a massive cliff. This impressive image was created in 1995, initiated by the then Supreme Patriarch, who believed it was a waste to let these marble mountains be destroyed. He ordered the creation of the giant Buddha image on the already halved cliff. It was also constructed to honor His Majesty King Bhumibol on the occasion of his Golden Jubilee.

• Anek Kuson Sala (Viharnra Sien) - Viharnra Sien was established in 1987 to celebrate King Bhumibol Adulyadej, or Rama IX, on his 60th birthday. Also known as Viharn Sien, it is located within the Wat Yansangwararam complex. Visitors are greeted by two large stone Peking lions and several Chinese mythological figures at the entrance. Inside the temple-museum, one can admire numerous precious and rare Chinese artifacts, paintings, terracotta figures, and antiques on display.

The museum also features sculptures of Chinese Gods, a jade statue of Guanyin, the Chinese Goddess of Mercy, and many Buddha statues. Some of these artifacts were gifts from the Chinese Government. Another section of the museum, appealing to art and history enthusiasts, showcases paintings depicting significant scenes from Thailand’s history.

• Jomtien Beach - Jomtien Beach, often spelled Chom Tian on road signs and maps, is a town on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand, approximately 165 km southeast of Bangkok in Chonburi Province. Located about 3 km south of Pattaya, it boasts high-rise condominiums, beachfront hotels, beaches, and restaurants.
• Big Buddha Temple - Prepare to be amazed by one of the world’s largest Buddha images during your visit to Pattaya. Known as Wat Phra Yai, the Big Buddha Temple features a 300-foot-high image of Lord Buddha, serving as Pattaya’s most prominent landmark. Established in 1977, it is often referred to as Luang Phor Yhai or Big Buddha by locals. Its hilltop location distinguishes it from other city attractions. A long stairway leads to the majestic Buddha image, surrounded by various smaller images on the hill.

Wat Phra Yai is situated on Khao Phra Tamnak Hill, a popular vantage point in Pattaya offering stunning views of the city and bay. When driving up the hill, the Big Buddha image is visible from a distance.

• Pattaya City Sign - Viewpoint - Khao Pattaya Viewpoint is a small hilltop offering breathtaking panoramic views of Pattaya city. The sacred Wat Kho Phra Bat temple is also located on the hill and is a major attraction. A photographer’s paradise, Khao Pattaya Viewpoint is the perfect spot to enjoy magnificent views of Pattaya Bay.
• Bali Hai Pier - Bali Hai Pier, commonly known as Pattaya Pier, is a central feature of the city, located at the end of Walking Street, near Pattaya Bay’s southernmost point. It is bustling with activity, with day-trippers heading to nearby Coral Island (Koh Larn), scuba divers, fishing enthusiasts, and private charter boat trips setting off or returning. The jetty extends far into the bay and is lined with various boats. It is clearly visible from Pattaya View Point and has become an iconic image of Pattaya.
• Walking Street Pattaya - Walking Street Pattaya is Thailand’s largest and busiest party hotspot, with only a few places in Bangkok surpassing it in volume and variety. Stretching a full kilometer from its high-tech gateway at Beach Road to Bali Hai Plaza, nearly every building along its length is a nightclub, go-go bar, beer bar, or restaurant. Each side street, spanning from Soi 14 to Soi 16, with a few uniquely named streets in between, offers more of the same, turning the city’s southern end into a maze of nightlife entertainment, catering to nearly every taste.
• Beach Road - Beach Road is the heart of activity in Pattaya. This 4 km stretch overlooks the Gulf of Thailand and is lined with the finest shopping opportunities the beach city offers, including international-standard shopping malls, street stalls, and great value tailors and boutiques. As this is Pattaya, the vibrant nightlife scene is always nearby, bringing energy and a fun-filled atmosphere to this palm tree-shaded avenue. Baht buses zip along the one-way street, making shopping trips quick and convenient for happy travelers.

• English speaking tour guide
• Transportation by Songthaew (Local Taxi of Pattaya)

• Gratuities

Embark on a half-day exploration of Pattaya guided by a local who will take you through holy sites, breathtaking seaside panoramas, and a temple. Your itinerary includes a trip to the Big Buddha temple (Wat Phra Yai), a break at a viewpoint that gives a panoramic view of Pattaya Bay, and visits to Pattaya’s most prominent landmarks. This tour offers a comprehensive introduction to the city, making it ideal for first-time tourists.
• Journey via Songthaew accompanied by a local guide
• Admission fees to all sightseeing spots included
• Marvel at the Buddhist sculptures at Wat Phra Yai
• Capture exceptional photos of the Gulf of Thailand
• Experience the mammoth image of Lord Buddha mounted on the cliff

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.