The Sanctuary of Truth is an amazing attraction that should not be missed. The largest wooden building is constructed completely out of teak wood.

• It costs THB500 (about US$15) to visit.
• From Pattaya, it takes about 20 minutes and from Laem Chabang port, about half an hour.
• We went to this place by taxi
• Females must be decently dressed too
• Take the boat ride ( extra cost) and see the structure from the water with the Pattaya sky line as a back drop.
• The Hindu statues and figurines carved out of wood are extremely detailed and absolutely breathtaking.
• Must watch the scheduled performance and the workshop next to the stage.
• Feeding banana to the elephants is also fun.
• If you can, take a guide, well worth the knowledge they will impart to you.
• Ticket for child: 250 bath

Mini Siam and Mini Europe is an interesting tourist attraction featuring the miniatures of famous monuments of the world and Thailand in particular. There’re more than 100 objects with a scale of 1 to 25.

• There's a McDonalds just in the front of this place. We had a cool lunch in this place
• We had fun trying to identify the building and failed on some of them.
• You can enjoy both day and night time
• Don't forget to bring camera and hat

Wongamat is definitely peaceful beach to breathe fully into your lung as it can only access by walk, completely getaway from messy noise and air pollution.

• A number of the resorts have restaurants and bars
• This beach is well known by tourists and locals
• We enjoyed a lunch on this beach
• The beach is located in Naklua area near the ring with dolphins
• We had dinner in a restaurant nearby. The food was good and cheap
• The beach was not to busy and the sand is clean from any debris

Khao Chi Chan is the biggest carved Buddha image in the world, Khao Chi Chan is on the ‘must see’ list of tourist attractions in Pattaya.

• The sheer size of the Buddha, seen from both afar and as you get near it make it worth it and you get some great pictures.
• Nearby is also Silver Lake Vineyard which is worth visiting.
• The place is free to enter which is the best bit, and has food and beverage vendors opposite to refuel on a hot day.
• My one gripe is that it is now well and truly on the tourist trail and countless buses arrive every hour.
• A huge carving of Buddha into the mountain side is spectacular. The mountain is surrounded by some very nice gardens in which you can walk or relax.