09:45 Hours: Walking Street Pattaya stands out as Thailand's largest and most bustling party destination, rivalled only by a few spots in Bangkok in terms of sheer size and variety. Extending a full kilometre from its modern entrance at the Beach Road to the Bali Hai Plaza, almost every structure along its stretch hosts a nightclub, go-go bar, beer bar, or restaurant. Additionally, the adjacent side streets, ranging from Soi 14 to Soi 16 with a few uniquely named lanes interspersed, offer similar entertainment options. This collective expanse transforms the southern end of the city into a vibrant hub of nightlife activities, catering to nearly every preference.

10:00 Hours: Take a 15-minute break for a photo opportunity at Bali Hai Pier, also known as Pattaya Pier. Situated at the end of Walking Street near the southernmost tip of Pattaya Bay, this pier serves as a prominent landmark in the city. It bustles with activity, welcoming countless day-trippers bound for the nearby Coral Island (Koh Larn), as well as catering to scuba divers, fishing enthusiasts, and private charter boat excursions departing or returning to shore. Extending far into the bay, the jetty is flanked by boats of various types, creating a picturesque scene. Visible from the Pattaya Viewpoint, the pier has become an iconic symbol of Pattaya itself.

10:00 Hours: Located adjacent to Bali Hai Pier, the Pattaya City Sign offers the perfect spot to capture a memorable selfie with the iconic backdrop of Pattaya.

10:30 Hours: Prepare to be awestruck by one of Pattaya's largest Buddha statues during your visit. Known as Wat Phra Yai or the Big Buddha Temple, this remarkable site boasts a towering 300-foot-high statue of Lord Buddha, serving as Pattaya's most prominent landmark. Erected in 1977, the colossal statue is affectionately referred to as Luang Phor Yhai or Big Buddha by locals. Positioned atop a hill, the statue's elevated location distinguishes it from other attractions in the area. Accessible via a lengthy staircase, the impressive Buddha statue is surrounded by smaller sculptures, enhancing its grandeur. Wat Phra Yai resides on Khao Phra Tamnak Hill, a popular viewpoint in Pattaya offering stunning vistas of the city and bay. Driving up the hill, you'll catch sight of the Big Buddha statue from afar, adding to the anticipation of your visit.

11:30 Hours: Khao Chi Chan, or Buddha Mountain, stands as an extraordinary blend of natural wonder and cultural significance situated near Pattaya, Thailand. This breathtaking site showcases a monumental Buddha sculpture meticulously carved into the limestone hillside, leaving visitors captivated by its grandeur. The elaborate portrayal of Lord Buddha on Khao Chi Chan spans an impressive 109 metres tall and 70 metres wide, showcasing the remarkable craftsmanship of Thai artisans. Surrounding Khao Chi Chan is a peaceful ambiance, complemented by well-manicured gardens, serene reflecting pools, and adorned with various statues, providing visitors with a tranquil retreat.

12:00 Hours: Indulge in the vibrant atmosphere of the Floating Market, where you'll find an array of traditional Thai crafts and fresh produce sold from boats and waterfront shops. Immerse yourself in the unique lifestyle of Pattaya while exploring this lively market. As part of our package, you'll have the opportunity to savour a delicious local lunch at the market. Our quick lunch option includes a fixed set menu with 2-3 items, catering to both vegetarian and non-vegetarian preferences.

14:00 Hours: Explore the largest Gems Museum and marvel at the world-class craftsmanship showcased in gems and jewellery.

14:00 Hours: Our tour ends at our meeting point. We will drop you off here or at your hotel, depending on the location where you started our experience.