Kaliamman Temple

Formally as Wat Mahakali Avatar Chakravartinjanani, is a vibrant sanctuary dedicated to Goddess Kali and other Hindu deities. Founded by a local devotee, it blends Hindu worship with elements of Thai spiritual tradition. The temple regularly hosts major religious events such as Ganesh Chaturthi and Navaratri, marked by sacred processions, devotional dance performances, and flame offerings (aarti) conducted by Brahmin priests. The site offers a welcoming atmosphere for devotees and visitors alike, with daily rituals, colorful altars, and spaces for prayer and reflection.

 

Nong Nooch Gardens
Renowned for its stunning collection of themed gardens, these are meticulously horticulture exhibits designed to reflect different cultural and botanical styles. The French Garden draws inspiration from the Palace of Versailles, showcasing symmetrical layouts, grand topiary, and ornamental pathways. The Italian Garden offers romantic scenery with marble statues, fountains, and lush hedges reminiscent of European charm. The Stonehenge Garden recreates the iconic British monument with sculpted stone circles set in a manicured landscape. For something more whimsical, the Flamingo Garden features playful lawn sculptures and colorful plantings centered around flamingo figures, while Butterfly Hill displays floral designs shaped like butterflies and dotted with imaginative animal statues. Visitors can also enjoy specialized areas such as the Cactus Garden, Orchid Garden, Bromeliad Display, and Ferns and Bonsai.

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Dinosaur Valley is a favorite among families and children, offering an impressive outdoor exhibit of more than 180 life-sized dinosaur sculptures. These prehistoric replicas are displayed among natural rock formations and lush greenery, creating an immersive and educational experience that brings the age of dinosaurs vividly to life.

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Nong Nooch enhances its natural attractions with entertaining and culturally rich live shows. The popular elephant show features trained elephants performing a variety of tricks, including painting, playing football, and even hula-hooping. Complementing this are Thai cultural performances that highlight traditional dance, Khon masked drama, martial arts demonstrations, and ceremonial candle-lit displays—all staged in a large, open-air theater. For animal lovers, the mini-zoo includes a reptile house, aviaries with birds of prey and waterbirds, and exhibits featuring large fish like Arapaima and other small wildlife.

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Thai Thani Culture Village

​Thai Thani Arts & Culture Village in Pattaya offers a rich, immersive experience of traditional Thai life through a variety of cultural attractions. Visitors can explore reconstructed houses from Thailand’s four main regions—North, Northeast, Central, and South—each showcasing distinct architectural styles, including the elegant Ho Kham Luang of Northern Thailand. Strolling through the ancient-style market area, guests can witness the charm of local village life, complete with handmade crafts and traditional wares.

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The village also provides interactive workshops where guests can engage in traditional Thai activities such as craft-making and cooking local snacks and desserts. For a deeper cultural immersion, visitors are invited to dress in traditional Thai costumes and pose for memorable photos throughout the beautifully landscaped grounds. ​Cultural performances are a highlight at Thai Thani, with live shows of Thai music and dance taking place throughout the day. These include traditional Northern dances such as Fon Lep (fingernail dance) and reenactments of famous Thai festivals like Songkran and Loy Krathong. 

 

Art and history enthusiasts will also enjoy the pottery museum, which displays traditional Thai ceramic art, and the on-site art gallery showcasing regional artworks and handicrafts. Altogether, Thai Thani Village offers a well-rounded cultural journey through Thailand’s heritage, artistry, and way of life.