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Tourist attractions in Chonburi, Thailand, can serve all types of visitors. The adventurous may choose to visit Khao Sam Muk, where there are a Chinese shrine and cactus Gardens on the hilltop and many wild monkeys along the hillsides. Chonburi is also a heaven for Beach lovers, with hotspots like Bang Saen, Pattaya, and ko Lan. Nong Mon Market is where you can shop for Local souvenirs such as handcrafted products and delicious foods like Ho Mok or Thai steamed fish curry, Khao Lam or sweet sticky rice in bamboo, sweet banana and taro chips, and candied fruits.
Bang Saen Beach is approximately 14 kilometres away from Amphoe Muang, Chon Buri. To get there, take Sukumvit Road then turn right at km.104 and continue for 3 kilometres. The beach is a popular tourist attraction for Thai people.
Located in Saen Suk subdistrict, Bang Saen has been a popular tourist destination for decades now. The Beachfront road is packed with restaurants, accommodation, inflatables for hire and showering facilities.
It is located on Sukhumvit Road, about 1 kilometre from the intersection that leads to Bang Saen Beach. It is the food and souvenir center of Chon Buri. In this market, you can find both fresh and processed seafood.
This market is located on Sukhumvit Road along the way to Bang Saen and has gained popularity over the years. Nong Mon Market offers a vast variety of locally produced seafood products such as fish.
Khao Sammuk is in the seal of Chon Buri. It is hill between Baan Ang Sila and Bang Saen Beach. There is Chao Mae Khao Sammuk shrine.
A hill situated between Ang Sila and Bang Saen Beach is a good spot to see the panoramic view of Chon Buri sea.
Previously known as Ta Kan, the Beach’s entrance lies next to the Royal Thai Marine Corps building. The sand is white and powdery and it’s a perfect spot to stroll down the sand, relax, splash in the sea or paddle a kayak in the clear waters.
Open daily 08.30 – 18.00 hrs. For further details contact, Tourism Department, Royal Thai Marine Corps, Tel. 0 3843 8457 ext. 62509, 0 3843 7600 ext. 62509
This small Island was previously a favorite haunt for three of Thailand’s former monarchs and a harbor for many freight carrying boats and vessels. Visitors can enjoy a one-day Trip or spend the night here. The main community is situated on the eastern side of the island, close to the Tewawong Pier.
There are various transportation options provided for tourists – by land, by air, and by boat. Traveling on the road is the main choice if you wish to go through provinces within Thailand. Public Transportation: either long-distance or short-distance trips in Bangkok or other provinces, tourists can travel around by bus, by train, by sky train, by subway, by van, and by Song Taew (small pick-up truck with two rows of bench). Taxi: Bangkok and big provinces have metered taxis. Tuk Tuk: a three-wheeled motorcycle which becomes a symbol of Thailand and can be found around Bangkok and in some provinces.