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Wat Khao Makok
Place · TempleWat Khao Makok is a local Buddhist monastery in the Khao Makok community, reached from Thung Klom–Tan Man 8/1.
View detailsWat Khao Puthong Pattaya
Place · TempleWat Khao Pho Thong, mapped as Wat Khao Puthong Pattaya, is a Buddhist temple beside the Mabprachan Reservoir area in Nong Prue.
View detailsWat Khao Saothong Thong
Place · TempleWat Khao Saothong Thong is a Maha Nikaya Buddhist temple in Nong Prue, with a temple-register history dating to 1967.
View detailsWat Mai Hat Krathung Thong
Place · TempleA Buddhist temple by Jomtien Beach Road, with an enquiry contact of 087 941 0758.
View detailsWat Mai Samran, Koh Larn
Place · TempleBuddhist temple on Koh Larn recognised in Pattaya’s official records, with mapped parking and toilet facilities; check current visiting arrangements locally.
View detailsWat Nong Ket Yai
Place · TempleWat Nong Ket Yai is a Buddhist temple in Nong Pla Lai with a historic ordination hall and a folk museum documenting local heritage.
View detailsWat Nong Oo
Place · TempleThe Buddhist monastic residence commonly mapped as Wat Nong Oo, at 27/7 Central Pattaya Road in Nong Prue.
View detailsWat Nong Prue
Place · TempleWat Nong Prue is a Buddhist temple associated with Luang Pho Chang, with an old wooden prayer hall and heritage documented by the Fine Arts Department.
View detailsWat Nong Yai
Place · TempleWat Nong Yai is a Buddhist temple in Na Kluea, with a mapped visitor window of 07:00–18:00 daily.
View detailsWat Photi Samphan
Place · TempleWat Photi Samphan is a Na Kluea monastery founded in 1955, with local religious activity and a history tied to its original land donor.
View detailsWat Phra Yai
Place · TemplePattaya’s hilltop Buddhist site on Phra Tamnak, with a large golden Buddha and a naga-flanked stairway.
View detailsWat Samakkhi Pracharam
Place · TempleNong Prue Buddhist temple also known as Wat Thung Klom, with community Songkran traditions described by the government tourism authority.
View detailsWat Sawang Fa Phruettharam
Place · TempleBuddhist temple in Na Kluea, also known locally as Wat Na Kluea.
View detailsWat Suttawas
Place · TempleWat Suttawas is a Buddhist temple on Nong Mai Kaen Road in Pattaya, Bang Lamung, Chonburi.
View detailsWat Thuan Thong
Place · TempleBuddhist temple in Pong recognised by the municipality, with telephone 095 571 8254 and listed daily 06:00–20:30 access.
View detailsWat Yanasangwararam Woramahavihara
Place · TempleRoyal Buddhist monastery in Huai Yai, with an ordination hall, royal commemorative architecture, a relic stupa and a separate hilltop Buddha-footprint pavilion.
View detailsWong Amat Beach
Place · BeachWong Amat Beach, also written Wongamat, is the crescent-shaped shore in Na Kluea north of Pattaya Beach; confirm the approach to the part of the beach you intend to visi…
View detailsYinyom Beach
Place · BeachYinyom Beach is a sandy stretch of coast near Pratumnak in South Pattaya, with a tree-lined beachfront and sunset views.
View detailsเนินเกือกม้า
Place · ViewpointNoen Kueak Ma (เนินเกือกม้า) is a wooded hill and viewpoint in the Khao Phai area of Pong. Check current access and permitted activities before setting out.
View detailsมณฑปรอยพระพุทธบาทจำลอง วัดญาณสังวราราม
Place · ShrineHilltop mondop at Wat Yanasangwararam housing a pair of Buddha footprints, reached by a Naga-decorated staircase described by the temple as 200 steps.
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