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The 10 Best Things to Do in Bangsaen, Thailand
Discover the best top things to do in Bangsaen, Thailand including Wihan Thep Sathit Phra Ki Ti Chaloem, Bangsaen Walking Street, Bangsaen Mini Golf, Treasure Hill Golf And Country Club, Ang Sila Old Market 133 Years, J Park, Bang Saen Beach, Bang Pra Reservoir, The Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden, Sea Side Park.
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1. Wihan Thep Sathit Phra Ki Ti Chaloem
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By oh-no-tabi - Bangkok, Thailand
My mother lives in Pattaya but I only came to know about this place recently. It's a beautiful and special Chinese temple. Locals go there to pray to God, believing that it helps improve their unlucky year.
No entry fee. Big parking available just opposite the temple. I suggest you combine with a trip to Pattaya or Bangsaen. There are plenty of good and reasonable priced seafood restaurants nearby. You can visit the temple in late morning then enjoy your lunch at one of these restaurants.
2. Bangsaen Walking Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Kelvin K - Rochford, United Kingdom
Only open friday and Saturday nights as far as i know but plenty of goods and food for sale with live music, although not so good sound system!
3. Bangsaen Mini Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By François G
Que du plaisir de faire ce parcours de golf miniature. Le tout est magnifiquement entretenu et très bien décoré. Les prix sont corrects et on en a pour son argent. Nous avons passé un bon moment de détente après avoir profité de la plage.
4. Treasure Hill Golf And Country Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By ekuvita - Espoo, Finland
Just played the course second time. Knowing already something about the holes gives the idea how to go for them. Course is in reasonable shape, layout very good, caddies a little bit slowly going but they seem to know the course and greens. Clubhouse ok but needs updating. Altogether, nice golfing day. Recommended warmly.
5. Ang Sila Old Market 133 Years
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By David B - Rayong, Thailand
Ang Sila is one of the “attractions” featured on the photographic billboards arching the highways as you drive into Chonburi Province.
Its fame rests in its history as a stone mason community, and in particular the production of high quality mortars and pestles.
But unless you are looking to buy a mortar and pestle it is not worth going out of your way because it is just a street lined with stalls one after another selling the same mortar and pestles and some very tacky souvenirs.
However, I did go because since my last visit I somehow lost the pestle to my mortar and needed to replace it.
6. J Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By You H - Malaysia
It is not located in the town and secluded beside a main road.
Plus, there were only a few shops from Japan, some cafe and Japanese restaurant inside this place.
We just found a Japanese restaurant and had our lunch.
After that, we just walked around and took a some photos.
Nothing special we can do at there.
You can skip this place if you are in hurry or with limited time.
7. Bang Saen Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 428 reviews
Located approximately 13 kilometers from the city of Chonburi, this popular beach features seafood and drink vendors, deck chair rentals and fresh water bathing.
Reviewed By Rob N - Ottawa, Canada
Was not really impressed with this beach, jammed with loungers on some sections, better from the traffic circle north as there is beach between the water & chairs. The water can be clear or murky depending on the day, also lots of trash also. Visited it once, no plan to come back.
8. Bang Pra Reservoir
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Mr_Nobody_1979 - Krakow, Poland
It's a nice and quiet place very close to Si Racha and within easy reach from Pattaya. Apart from cycling track, there's not too much to see or do, infrastructure is still underdeveloped, almost no places to sleep or eat. Definitely not a must see in the near future unless something starts to happen over there.
9. The Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By PRMandWEN - Sydney, Australia
Visited 15-Mar
“Different”. That is how best to describe this place, with large scale graphic representations (i.e statues) of all the punishments that exist in the afterlife for your transgressions whilst living, along with other representations of the life of Buddha. Signs in both English and Thai so you can follow what is going on. Whilst over the top and interesting you may want to think twice about taking younger children. Having said that there were a number of young school trips going through the garden whilst we were there.
The grounds also include a pond with fish and tortoises which you can feed (of course) and the tortoises can get quite animated, literally climbing over each other to get at the food being offered
10. Sea Side Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By GaryLK94514 - San Francisco, California
Right by the water, scenic(for Si Racha) and catches any breeze. Around sunset, when things cool down, hundreds of people turn out to jog around the trail. Many exercise machines, free aerobics class, clean, attractive views almost no vendors in park and mellow all around.
Childrens play area. A small part has a skateboard/ bike part.
If you're in Si Racha and like to jog/exercise this is the place. Also nice to sit on the rocks by the water and enjoy the night air and view.
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