Pattaya Viewpoint (Khao Pattaya View Point) on Pratumnak Hill is the best viewpoint in the region and the place to visit day or night to get that classic shot of Pattaya’s sweeping, crescent bay. Be warned though, this is anything but an insider’s tip so expect to share your view with an almost ceaseless conveyor-belt of package tours and the local traders who follow them touting cheap souvenirs and expensive refreshments. This might sound off-putting but the reality is tours will usually stop for 10 to 15 minutes and once they have been called back to the bus, the view point becomes quiet and peaceful – perfect for enjoying the stunning scenery

Khao Chi Chanis also called as Buudha Mountain where Buddha is engrave in the mountains, This is some of the biggest attraction in Pattaya. Where you can also find multiple local souvenior shop and great place to collect picture memory of Pattaya.

The Viharn Sien is a beautiful Chinese temple South of Pattaya now in use as a museum. The museum houses a unique collection, which is believed to be one of a kind outside of China.It is made up of a three storey central building and a number of pavilion halls. The Viharn Sien is built in elegant Chinese style, but the real attraction lies inside the building. This museum is one of the best places in Asia outside of China itself to see some priceless and rare Chinese artefacts and antiques.

Dive into a magic world of jewellery and precious stones. Gems Gallery in Pattaya is a new factory branch, having an area of 15200 sq. m. This truly spectacular store offers you to see its sound-and-light show about magnificent world of gems. You will absolutely enjoy an informative excursion into the history of origin and mining of precious stones and minerals.