Eat, Travel, Pattaya 2 Days 1 Night, Stay in Bang Sare

When the body craves the sea but time is limited, Pattaya is the most convenient option...

Day 1: April 25, 2018

This trip, we traveled by private car. It was a family trip focused on eating, sightseeing, and relaxing to refresh our bodies from work.

The first place to visit is Mini Siam. I've never been there before, even though I'm already an adult.

Admission Fees:

• Adults: 120 THB (Thai citizens) / 300 THB (foreigners)
• Children: 60 THB (Thai citizens) / 150 THB (foreigners)

This place is teeming with Chinese tourists, so much so that the ticket seller mistook us for Chinese and almost charged us the higher price for foreigners.

A miniature park with numerous replicas of iconic landmarks from around the world.

The economic development of Thailand has been remarkable.

After taking photos to our heart's content, we headed to Jomtien Beach for a relaxing meal by the shore. However, we discovered that the beach chair rental shops were closed on Wednesdays. Undeterred, we rented a mat, bought some papaya salad and grilled chicken, and enjoyed a picnic on the beach while taking a leisurely stroll along the shoreline.

After a satisfying meal, we embarked on our journey to our accommodation. We opted for the serene ambiance of the Wind Hotel in Bang Sare, seeking tranquility in close proximity to Nong Nooch Garden. Our itinerary for the following day included a visit to Nong Nooch Garden, where we eagerly anticipated encountering dinosaurs.

The hotel is easy to find. It is located approximately 50 meters down the alley.

Upon arrival, we rested and went for a quick swim before changing clothes and heading out for dinner.

After inquiring with the staff about the best restaurant in the area, I was recommended Ao Talay, which is located a short 5-10 minute drive from my accommodation.

No sooner had they arrived than they began to order food with gusto.

The food here is truly delicious and reasonably priced. Everything we ordered was tasty and we finished every dish.

The restaurant boasts a delightful ambiance, offering both indoor and outdoor seating with a refreshing sea breeze.

After a satisfying meal, it's time to rest and recharge. Sweet dreams and good night. Zzzz

Day 2: April 26, 2018

This morning, I had breakfast at the hotel. It was a buffet with a wide variety of options, typical of most hotels.

After lunch, we checked out and headed to Silverlake Vineyard. However, due to time constraints, we did not visit the vineyard itself but instead went to the gift shop to purchase souvenirs.

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Pay respects at Khao Chi Chan to bring good luck, then continue to Nong Nooch Garden...

At the entrance of Nong Nooch Garden, there are giant fruits for photo opportunities. We stopped by for a quick photo session.

Each fruit looks incredibly realistic.

Admission to Nong Nooch Garden costs 150 baht per adult and 80 baht per child.

This place is extremely popular with Chinese tourists.

Visitors can take photos with the tiger cubs for a fee of 100 baht.

The child appeared to be very hot, and I was concerned that they might become irritable, so I decided to move on.

Dinosaur Land features a diverse range of dinosaur species. Every corner of the park offers photo opportunities. It is recommended to bring a spare camera battery, as the battery drains quickly.

Hundreds of cactus species are available for photography.

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That's all for today. I'm tired and hot, but I got some great pictures.

Get ready to drive back home!

In summary, this trip was a perfect blend of relaxation and enjoyment within a limited timeframe. The delicious food was a highlight, and if I ever pass by Bangsaen again, I will definitely return to the Aow Talay restaurant. Goodbye!