Wat Nong Yai — Local services in Pattaya City

In my opinion this temple is one of the most underrated places in Pattaya.

I've been there in the morning, afternoon, evening and even at night, and each time it's some unforgettable experience. Unrepeatable footage. Unrepeatable feelings. Surprisingly, there are almost no tourists there, neither in the afternoon, nor in the evening, nor at night. There are a lot of people there only when some festivals or events are held there.

Inside this square there are some very beautiful buildings. There's a statue of Buddha. And also there is something like a pond in which catfish and turtles live. If you're in Pattaya - be sure to look at this place, it is best to do this at sunset.

If you want to see a unique sight - take some food for the fish and turtles, I've seen monks feed them cooked rice or something like that. Don't bring bread - it can kill the fish.

I'll be honest - I got more emotion in this temple than I did in the Temple of Truths.

Definitely worth a visit!

I will not attach too many pictures , because you should see...

Wat Nong Yai is near Mini Siam and Bangkok Pattaya Hospital. The main entrance is on Sukhumvit Road.

In 2014, on December 6, there was the casting of a golden Buddha statue, which is 15 metres high and 10.5 metres wide at the thickest point.

This Buddha statue is made in honour of the 87th birthday of His Majesty the King and the budget from the Pattaya city treasury was 6 million Baht.

Many buildings are painted in white. The Wat area is nice and quite. This is a place of worship. Please dress appropriate.

⛩ Last visit...

A peaceful Buddhist temple in North Pattaya, away from crowds of tourists. Beautiful white shrine and colorful shrines and a functioning temple prayer area are the centerpieces of this temple. There are smaller shrines to various gods and goddesses like Ganesha and the Goddess of Harmony. One of the shrines has a basement prayer area.

Dress conservatively, cover shoulders and legs.

A giant Buddha awaits you at the end of your visit with a hundred and eight...