Pattaya Mini Siam

It's a large area where you can see Mini Versions of all the famous landmarks around the world. There's also a Toy Train running inside which gives you a small tour of the place. It was not crowded when I went so was able to see and explore all the miniature models with peace.✌️

Visited Mini Siam in Pattaya and had a lovely time exploring the miniature models—it’s amazing how they’ve recreated landmarks from around the world! Spent about 3 hours there, and it was really amusing to see everything in such detail. The only mistake we made was visiting in the afternoon. It’s definitely better to go in the evening when the lighting effects make it even more magical, plus you can avoid the sun—lesson learned, haha! And the best thing is that they provide umbrellas, which was such a lifesaver during the heat

If you have spare time in your Pattaya tour, you can add this in your itinerary. Mini Siam is a meticulously designed park that showcases over 100 miniature models of iconic structures and landmarks from different countries. You can see and take pictures of different iconic places in other countries in one place.

Booked on Klook, convenient and fast. We arrived at the opening (at 9.00 am) and were alone for an hour! At the entrance you can take an umbrella to hide from the sun. Mini Siam Park is very large, beautiful, and the exhibits are detailed. We walked for 2 hours, took a bunch of photos, fed the fish (food is sold right there, it costs 10 baht). I definitely recommend visiting!

It was an interesting adventure. What does he actually represent? Small copies of world and Thai sights are exhibited on the territory. In principle, the park has 2 zones: Thailand and non-Thailand. With the first zone, everything is clear, there are various ancient temples on a small scale, pagodas, monuments and bridges (as well as Bangkok airport and train station). Everything is recreated with perfect accuracy, down to the state of the statues in the temples at the moment. The second one contains the most famous and recognizable buildings and structures of the rest of the world. There are also from Russia)) Usually, after visiting the park, people are divided into two camps - "it's boring" and "how interesting they did it." We got to the second. We got more pleasure walking around the non-Thailand zone, as we have a general idea of ​​the world's attractions. However, it is also worth seeing mini-copies of Thai culture. At least for the sake of the architectural component. We walked for 2 hours in the heat with an umbrella, a hat and a bottle of water. We managed to see everything, take pictures and sit in the shade several times. The park itself is open from 9 am to 7 pm, so keep that in mind if you plan to visit. PS You can also feed the fish for 10 baht.

Mini Siam Pattaya is a charming, well-kept park with detailed miniature landmarks from Thailand and around the world. Easy to explore, great photos, and a relaxing, unique experience.

A large, interesting park with miniature models of the world's most famous landmarks. All the models are made in detail and with high quality. A good place, I recommend visiting.

Best place to visit. Must visit place. It opens at 9am but they let us in at 8am. You can see the whole world there. Just carry an umbrella, goggles, water with you.