Things to do in Chon Buri Province

Absolutely wonderful! The staff were incredibly enthusiastic, and the photos turned out pretty good. We had a lot of fun, and everyone was so welcoming. The service here is excellent; they took many photos for us. It's definitely worth it!

A very unique and impressive museum in terms of design and architecture. The grafting skills are on another level.Beautiful carvings, and a good tour guide. Only 1 problem, buggy service should also be provided for those willing to pay, not everyone who comes is able to walk down and up the stairs The existing buggy service is only for families with small children, the elderly and the sick. Not everyone is healthy even if they look healthy.

The sightseeing bus is a great way to get a good overview of the park, especially since the area is quite large. After the bus tour, I recommend taking some time to walk around at your own pace and enjoy the beautiful gardens and surroundings. Also, don’t miss the owner’s impressive car collection on display. It was an unexpected highlight and is definitely worth seeing.

This is a beautiful aquarium. Although it's a bit old, it's very well-maintained, with many aquatic and reptilian animals, making it perfect for children. The tunnel is quite long, 100 meters divided into three sections. In the afternoon, there's an underwater feeding show, and the staff are very helpful and have a great attitude. It's a shame that the jellyfish exhibit was under renovation during our visit, so we didn't get to see the jellyfish that the kids love.

Is very amazing experience to visit Pado Media Art Pattaya especially the universe part so excited👍

The entire show was truly amazing. Since I purchased VIP Diamond seats, I was actually chosen to go on stage and interact, and the overall interactive experience was truly beyond perfect. Even if you're not selected to go on stage, the performers will come close to the seating area and interact with the audience, so you don't have to worry about being bored. After the whole performance, you can go outside and take photos with the performers. I think 100 Thai Baht per performer is quite a good deal and reasonable. You really must experience this if you come to Pattaya.

You can feed the elephants for 40 minutes and have close-up interactions with them. There aren't very many elephants—around 6 or so—and they are all females, very gentle, and ranging in age from about 30 to 70. Some elephants are picky eaters and only like bananas, while others only like watermelons, but they all share the cute habit of happily flapping their ears when they get something to eat. The area is an open-air dirt field, which is just the elephants' natural living environment. It might get muddy if it rains, but the experience is great on a sunny day. Lightweight clothing and good sun protection are recommended. After the feeding, there is a papermaking experience. The raw material is a boiled residue of elephant dung and pineapple fiber. It doesn't smell bad; it smells like grass or matcha, and the activity is very fun. Once finished, you can take a piece of paper home for free. The camp area is not particularly large, but the rest area is fully stocked with tea and snacks, and the staff is very polite. It is well worth recommending. Special shoutout to our guide, Kangaroo, who is friendly, humorous, and enthusiastic. He will help take photos and videos for you and is great to be around. If you happen to have him and enjoy the experience, consider giving him a tip to show appreciation (although the park does not particularly encourage or require tipping). The pick-up and drop-off driver was Game, who was also friendly and courteous. His driving was smooth and safe, and the vehicle was comfortable. Overall, it is a wonderful experience.

its an open zoo where you can interact with some animals by feeding. its huge and needs a gold cart or tram to go around with additional payment. redeeming the klook tickets are located at a nearby outpost outside the zoo. food stalls are available inside. spent around 1 to 2 hours here due to hot weather.

There were 12 of us, and it took 30 minutes to get from the hotel to the park. We called 3 Bolts, and each cost only 200 local currency. It was also easy to get a ride back. Taxis waiting at the entrance might start at 400. The park opening at 11:00 AM is a bit late, and we didn't have enough time to play because upon entering, we still had to change clothes, buy a locker, get wristbands, etc. We went on a Sunday, and it wasn't very crowded. The pools were super clean, and the staff were very nice. We managed to try almost every attraction. The foam pool has specific operating hours. The floor was so hot that my little one's feet got a bit scraped. I recommend wearing diving socks or flip-flops, but you can't wear shoes on the waterslides, which makes it inconvenient to keep taking them on and off. Sometimes the entry and exit points are different. My child said they want to come back again next time!