Things to Do in Pattaya

True to its brand name, Hilton Group’s Horizon Bar is luxury and elegance personified. Situated on the 34th floor, this bar provides an excellent view of Pattaya city, especially when visited after sunset. The place tends to get too crowded during weekends; hence it is better to book your seats in advance. Take your cameras along with you, as you can capture some exciting images of the Pattaya city line during the night hours from this bar.Highlights –There are 3 private dining rooms in this bar and guests can choose one of them for a superior quality experience. During sunset hours, there are promotional offers where you get one cocktail free when you buy one. Ginger Vodka is a must try here. Location – Just around 1km from Walking Street. Price – Quite steep; you might need to shell out around INR 910             THB400 per bottle of wine.

Buddha Mountain is arguably the most splendid religious symbol in Pattaya. The image of Buddha sitting cross-legged, with one hand resting on his knee and the other in his lap, is engraved into the northern face of Khao Chi Chan. The surrounding area is steeped with natural beauty, while Khao Chi Chan is its most prominent landmark and attraction; other facilities have sprung up around it to take advantage of the high level of passing trade in the form of Thai and foreign visitors to this remarkable place. Highlights: The grounds in front of Buddha Mountain include a temple, with saffron-robed monks a common sight, so appropriate clothing is recommended (clothing that covers shoulders and legs above the knee). Beyond this, there are no fees or restrictions on entering the grounds and getting up close to the awe-inspiring image. Location: Na Jomtien Timings: 08:00 – 17:00

Anek Kuson Sala also known as Viharn Sien is an enticing Chinese temple turned museum with an exclusive collection of Chinese artifacts. Here you will find some of the unique artifacts including terracotta figures of Buddha followers, arhats and other terracotta figurines of horses, sepulchers, chariots, and soldiers. It also has umpteen numbers of paintings, sculptures and earthenware, and bronze ware. There are many figurines of Chinese gods and a jade statue of Guanyin. Besides the famous artifacts, the structure is also admired for its beautiful architecture. The museum is located in the Wat Yansangwararam Temple complex, next to a splendid lake. Upon entering, you will see two stone Peking lions and other Chinese mythological figures.Location: 20 kilometers away from Pattaya City, the museum sits on the beautiful Wat Yansangwararam Temple complex next to the lake.Timing: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Price: Admission ticket is INR 110           50 Baht per person.