5D4N BANGKOK / PATTAYA + 1 DAY FREE & EASY

747 Café

What do you do with an old Boeing B747 which has been retired? Build a cafe of course! In Bangkok a clever group have taken an old retired Boeing B747, parked in on the outskirts of Bangkok and turned it into a café and called in 747 Café.

Pattaya Floating Market

Visit the largest floating market in Thailand that features over 114 shops and water vendors. Shop a variety of souvenirs for friends and families back home, including wood carvings, handmade clocks, traditional Thai wear and more.

Walking Street Pattaya  *Optional: 2 Hours Massage THB 600/pax

Walking Street is an entertainment and red-light district in the city of Pattaya, Thailand. The street is a tourist attraction which draws foreigners and Thai nationals, primarily for its night life

Wat Nong Chap Tao

It is located in Tambon Nong Tao. The interesting thing about this place is that the Ubosod is on the turtle sculpture is the symbol of Tambon Nong Tao. King Rama IX ordered to  put Chor Fah on the top of Ubosod on 11 March 1947. The Temple is on Sai Leap Klong Chonlapatan Road, 11 kilometers away from Amphoe Muang.

Laser Buddha

Is engraved into the northern face of Khao Chi Chan. The solitary limestone hill was once used to supply the local construction industry with materials. To commemorate His Majesty the King of Thailand’s golden jubilee, the 109-metre-tall and 70-metre-wide image was carved into the rock and then marked out in gold on the recommendation of the then Supreme Patriarch.

Nong Nooch Village
The only garden which is going to make everyone impressed in every atmosphere. Beautiful and elegance of garden is the impression that you will receive after visit here, guaranteed by gold medal from world gardening contest. Nong Nooch Tropical Garden has 5 main parts for tourists to explore.
• Dinosaur Park • Cactus Garden • Thai Cultural Performance • Elephant Show • Ladyboy Show

Boat Design 7- Eleven

To many people, Pattaya is basically the Las Vegas of Thailand (with beaches). Everything here looks fun and wild – even one of its 7-11 convenience stores is vibing out in both scale and design. 

3 Mermaids Restaurant

The 3 Mermaids Cafe & Restaurant in Pattaya has a more casual and relaxed atmosphere compared to the Bali location. The menu features a range of seafood options, including lobster, crab, and prawns, as well as Thai and Western dishes. The restaurant is also known for its cocktails and other drinks, which are perfect for enjoying by the beach.Overall, the 3 Mermaids Cafe & Restaurant in Pattaya is a great place to enjoy fresh seafood and relax with friends and family by the beach.

Great & Grand Sweet Destination

Imagine frothy strawberry syrup lakes, colorful bubblegum trees, stairs made of creamy wafer sticks, ice cream sundae water fountain, gingerbread houses, lollipop fences, macaroon stools and candy cane branches

Sheep Farm Pattaya

So many fun activities to do around the pattaya sheep farm such as riding on a intelligent horse carriage with a sightseeing around the park.

BEE FARM 

The Big Bee Farm is the largest of its kind in Thailand and is on a mission to educate Thailand and those that visit about the vast benefits of Thai Honey.

Japanese Village Mall (J-Park Sriracha Nihon Mura)

One of the most famous landmarksin Si Racha. Built under the theme of Japan's Edo era, the shopping complex offers the atmosphere of a
Japanese mall, where you can find cuisine such as Shabu, Ramen, and Sushi as well as a Japanese style restaurant.

Momiji Café

Americanos, cakes & croissants presented in a Japanese-inspired cafe with a garden.

Big C

Big C, is a grocery and general merchandising retailer headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Big C is as of 2016 Thailand's second-largest hypermarket operator after Lotus's.

Four Face Buddha*Optional: Buffet Dinner at Baiyoke Sky THB 1400/pax
The Four Face Buddha is a sacred statue located in Thailand, specifically at the Erawan Shrine in Bangkok. The statue is also known as the Phra Phrom statue or the Brahma statue.The Four Face Buddha is a representation of Phra Phrom, who is a Hindu god that is commonly worshipped in Thailand. The statue has four faces, each facing a different direction, and is often adorned with offerings such as flowers, incense, and candles.