Your Travel Guide to Thailand
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If foreign tourists are very numerous in Pattaya, particularly attracted by its nightlife and, let's say it, the facilities for finding priced relationships, Thais also go there but many choose Bang Saen beach instead. In the province of Chonburi, there are also interesting islands, such as the superb Koh Larn, with much more beautiful beaches than opposite South Pattaya but very busy during the day, or Koh Sichang, less known to foreign tourists. We will also note the majestic Sanctuary of Truth and the Big Buddha of Pattaya among the most visited places.
Pattaya's reputation as the epicenter of sex tourism in Thailand is well established. While efforts have been made to attract more family-oriented tourism, it is clear that gogo bars and other establishments promoting encounters or offering, let's say, rather suggestive services, are ubiquitous—not only on the famous Walking Street. Additionally, the beaches in the south of Pattaya are far from exceptional, crowded with speedboats in the morning, which later give way to a dense forest of um...
Small lovely island, Koh Sichang is off Si Racha 120 km southeast from Bangkok and 20 km north from Pattaya. This is an unspoiled. Every weekend and holidays many Thai come to relax and eat seafood there. Stony, surrounded by a turquoise sea, Ko Sichang offers splendid landscapes and small lovely beaches uncrowded on weekday. This is also an interesting place to visit with its temples perched on hills offering a beautiful view of the port and its former roya...
The island of Koh Larn is located 8 km off Pattaya. It is a very popular destination among tourists who are mostly Thai on weekends. Many come from Bangkok, only 2 hours away to spend the end of the week or holidays. Koh Larn means the Coral Island. It has the sandy beaches and the turquoise sea the nearest from the Thai capital city. It is also a more enjoyable and relaxing place than the bustling Pattaya on the continent and its not that pretty beaches.
Koh Larn is 4 km long and has a sma...
We have been waiting for it for months, hoping it will happen on July 1, but it will finally be October 1, 2022, when Thailand will lift the last COVID restrictions to enter the country. From this date, it will no longer be necessary to show...