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Beaches, islands, temples, landmarks, and photo spots in Chonburi 108
A colossal Buddha image laser-etched into a limestone cliff, fronted by a wide landscaped plaza. Free to enter, with parking and shops.
The headland at the end of Bangsaen beach, with the Chao Mae Sam Muk shrine, seafood restaurants and clifftop cafes. Steps run to the top.
A seafront timber sanctuary over 100 metres tall, carved throughout and built without iron nails — and still under construction. Allow two to three hours.
The only Thai royal residence ever built on an island, from the reign of Rama V. Now a museum and seafront park with bilingual labels. Free to enter.
A small island joined to the shore by a bridge, with a park, sea-turtle ponds and the pier for Ko Si Chang. Sriracha's favourite sunset spot.
The island's highest point, housing a replica Buddha's Footprint, with sea on both sides — and Sriracha visible on a clear day.
The Royal Thai Navy's aircraft carrier, berthed at Sattahip naval base and opened to visitors only at times the navy sets.
The landmark roundabout of North Pattaya, opposite Terminal 21 — a meeting point and the natural place to start walking the area.
A shrine on a pond in front of the Phanat Nikhom municipal offices, housing a replica of Phra Phanat Bodi — the Dvaravati-era standing Buddha that is the district's emblem.
A Dvaravati-era reservoir, part of the ancient settlement of Mueang Phra Rot. Archaeologically significant but small — a short stop.
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