Where is Pattaya, Thailand?

Pattaya belongs to chonburi province, Thailand, at the southeast of Bangkok 154 km, which is a place at the southern tip of Indochina Peninsula in Thailand.

Pattaya is a small fishing village. During the Vietnam War, American soldiers built a holiday center here for people's entertainment. Today, Pattaya is a small town with three parallel streets.

Among them, Haibin Avenue is built along the coast, which is the earliest and most beautiful avenue in Pattaya. Then there is No.2 Pattaya Road, and there are many open-air bars. The newly-built No.3 Pattaya Road has basically not yet formed a climate.

Gourmet:

In Pattaya, tropical fruits must be tasted. In order to resist the hot weather, the vendors here always keep the fruit fresh in an unimaginable way-ice cubes. Fruit and ice are put together in a huge container and sold along the street, which makes people look cool.

It is also an unknown snack peddled along the street. There are dried fish, crab roe and shrimp balls in the transparent glass cabinet. The vendor handled it neatly at the scene and handed it over, full of fragrance. But people who don't eat spicy food must be careful, because it may make your mouth smoke.