Top Things to do in Bang Lamung
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The 6 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Bang Lamung, Chonburi Province
Discover the best top things to do in Bang Lamung, Thailand including The Museum of Buddhist Art Nongprue, Wat Yansangwararam, Khao Phra Tamnak (Khao Phra Bat), Mirabel mini golf Pattaya, Wang Sam Sien, Underwater World Pattaya.
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1. The Museum of Buddhist Art Nongprue
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
The world's largest private collection of Buddha images. This museum is a part of the Foundation for the Promotion and Preservation of Thai Art. The museum houses more than 2,600 artifacts regarding the artistic history of Thai Buddha images ranging from Rattanakosin period to ancient Myanmar (Pyu period). After vising the museum, you will come out with deeper understanding and new appreciation of Thai Buddha image art and histories. How one civilization connected to others through the dedication and faith expressed in Buddha images. Visiting this museum is equivalent to visiting many historical sites around the country as it is the only museum that collect and show to the public the continuous evolution of Thai Buddha images.
2. Wat Yansangwararam
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4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By hooman1020 - Tehran, Iran
Wat Yansangwararam (Locally known as Wat Yan) is a one of the most impressive temples in Pattaya. The temple is located approximately 20 km south of the Pattaya. The temple was built in 1976. Wat Yansangwararam is surrounded by clean gardens, massive lakes & several different architectural styles of buildings, that make the complex a nice & peaceful place. The contemporary design is the most remarkable characteristic of Wat Yan. Many unique architectural influences from India, China, Japan & Lanna can be seen here. Inside the main complex you can find a replica footprint of the Buddha & a large stupa that contains a many relics from the Buddha. The complex is usually quiet, so It's an interesting place for practicing meditation. Public transport is not available for going to Wat Yan, so you have to go there by a group tour or with a private taxi or a rental car. It's a good idea to rent a car and go to the Wat Yan by rental car, So you can discover many attractions of this part of the city such as Nong Noch tropical garden, Silverlake vineyard, Swiss sheep farm, Ramayana Water Park and Buddha mountain. It's located only about 10 minutes away from Buddha Mountain. Standing in a certain spot in the Wat Yan, you can see the Buddha Mountain in the distance. It's really worth a visit for discovering the quieter side of Pattaya. The complex operates (8-17).
3. Khao Phra Tamnak (Khao Phra Bat)
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4.5 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By kiinok - Samut Prakan, Thailand
Some days this gets swamped with tourists and other days peaceful. It is a nice temple on top of the mountain overlooking Pattaya. I live Khao Phratamnak and have the fortune to listed to the Monks chanting on all the Buddhist holidays. I think there are some good photographic opportunities here. At minimum, a view of the city and surrounding area. Depends on what attracts you are what you like.
4. Mirabel mini golf Pattaya
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
18 holes mini golf adventure. a great place to enjoy for adults or kids. very challenging and tricky . it's a great place where to spend an afternoon and enjoy this really funny and challenging golf course .Also enjoy the bio pools ( included in the entrance fee!) and original and family friendly food at a reasonnable price ( chocolate fondue is a must!)
5. Wang Sam Sien
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4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By plwh888 - Singapore, Singapore
Coming out of the Big Buddha complex, curiosity lead me to this garden, temple or sanctuary next door. As there is a Zhong Sun Yuan, this Chinese Garden is leaning towards Taiwan more than China. There are many interesting idols scattered around with English Text translation of what they are, much like Singapore's Haw Par Villa but on a much smaller scale. There are some Chinese Temples for different Deities, feel more Taoist than Buddhist. Worth a visit if you are near the place.
6. Underwater World Pattaya
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3.5 based on 603 reviews
Reviewed By jomtienbeach - Jomtien Beach, Thailand
I am an American teacher and professor who has learned as a child as well as from children what helps them learn. Children want to learn what their parents and families like and make an effort to know. Elephants and flowers are the heritage of Thai children. Nevertheless, they should be shown the interest and fascination of marine life. California (USA) has the international venues of these interests and sciences. From San Diego to Eureka, the California Coast features many aquatic and marine habitats. Harbor seals, whale migration routes, Great White Sharks, maritime exhibits, Bodega Bay abalone sanctuaries are a small part of the state-wide activities of ocean life on display. But Pattaya is fortunate to have its Underwater World a short ride south on Sukhumvit Road. Although an adult, I take children to this wonderful learning venue whenever I can introduce them. They are bedazzled and amazed at what is displayed in the very interactive fish and marine exhibits.
