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This is a standard Indian restaurant with a great location on Pattaya 2nd Road, proximate to the International Walking Street and Royal Garden Plaza. The lunch menu consists of rajma masala, karri pakora, aloo gobi, boondi raita, butter chicken, jeera rice, naan, salad, ice cream.

This is a standard Indian restaurant with a great location on Pattaya 2nd Road,
proximate to the International Walking Street and Royal Garden Plaza. The
dinner menu consists of mixed vegetable curry, malai Kofta, tuar dal masala, kheera raita, chicken karahi, salad, suji halwa, butter naan, rice.

This simply decorated Indian restaurant specialises in northern dishes. The set lunch menu includes 01 Soup, 3 Veg Dishes & 01 Non Veg Dish, 2 Rice Dish, Roti / Nan, 01 Sweet Dish, & Salad, Papad, Chutney, Pickle

This simply decorated Indian restaurant specialises in northern cuisine. The set dinner menu comprises of 01 Soup, 3 Veg Dishes & 01 Non Veg Dish, 2 Rice Dish, Roti / Nan, 01 Sweet Dish, & Salad, Papad, Chutney, Pickle.

Pick up from hotels in Pattaya for transfer to the pier. Pattaya is well known for its variety of leisure activities, particularly its opportunities for watersports. Offshore there are several tropical islands, fringed with palms and surrounded by sparkling sea. This excursion takes us to the largest of the islands, Koh Lan. On the way a stop will be made for the optional extra purchase of a paragliding or seawalking activity (taken at the clients own risk and discretion). On arrival at Koh Lan there is free time to relax on the beach or purchase other optional activities (taken at the clients own risk and discretion). Return by boat to Pattaya for lunch at an Indian restaurant. On the way back to the hotel stop by the Gems Gallery jewellery manufacturers.

Mini Siam, the first example of a miniature city in South-East Asia and third in the world after the pioneering examples in the Netherlands and Taiwan. The historical buildings are displayed on a scale of 1:25 and include reconstructions of Sukhothai and Ayutthaya period architecture, which now lies in ruins. There are over 80 replicas of Thai temples and historical sites from all parts of the country, giving you an overview, in one place, of things which you might not have time to visit in person. Models include the Phra Pathom Chedi of Nakorn Pathom, the Bridge over the River Kwai, Bangkok's Anantasamakhom Throne Hall and Wat Phra Kaew and the Khmer sanctuary of Phimai. Also at Mini World there are replicas of European architecture such as the Eiffel Tower, St Basil's Cathedral, Statue of Liberty and Tower Bridge. Keeping all things in miniature, go-carting is also available.

The Alcazar has been around since the early 1980's and it has grown from its humble beginnings, into an internationally renowned cabaret production. Perhaps the shaky start was due to the fact the female performers were all really males and the idea might have been misinterpreted. But the Alcazar is a class act, which puts on extravaganzas suitable for all members of the family and is particularly popular with Asian audiences. In recognition of this, the performers also dress in Korean, Chinese and Japanese styles and sing a song in each language, as well as performing international numbers. Dazzling sets, colourful costumes and a state of the art light and sound system highlight the artistry of the performers - though they lip-synch to most songs. After the performance you may take photographs outside of the 'girls' in their ostentatious outfits.

You will be transferred to the Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens, located about 15 min drive southeast of the city. Nong Nooch boasts 500 acres of gardens, featuring tropical and temperate plants and is ablaze with colour at all times of the year. However, there is more to Nong Nooch than flowers. A cultural extravaganza is performed four times a day, lasting 45 min and featuring traditional Thai dances and sports such as kickboxing and sword fighting. When the performers leave the stage, there is a further 45 min programme of elephantine eloquence. The gentle giants, once the national symbol and still loved by Thai, perform various routines including bicycle riding and football playing. You can join in a tug-of-war, or lie down and allow them to step over you if you dare. Around the gardens you will also find chimps collecting coconuts and the odd tiger lolling in the shade.

Sri Racha Tiger Zoo opened its doors in 1997 and comprises over 100 acres of landscape. The star attraction here is the Bengal Tigers, over 200 of them and can be observed in spacious pens where they have a waterfall and pool to play in. Have your photograph taken feeding a tiger cub (they are seen being suckled by pigs, along with kittens and puppies). Crocodiles outnumber the tigers, over 100 000 of them - watch them hatching from their eggs. The crocs have a commercial value and are farmed for food and leather. Additionally there is a scorpion nest and several shows, which are played in rotation throughout the day including a croc wrestling match, racing pigs, bicycling bears, basketball elephants and a circus where the tigers perform their tricks. At the restaurant, the health conscious can sample delights such as crocodile tail soup and fried scorpion with herbal tea.

During this tour, you will enter the petrified forest of the Million Years Stone Park. Over an area of 40 acres, gardens have been fashioned round the remains of a former forest, long since turned to stone. Exotic plants and trees abound amongst this landscape; include old Thai style trained trees from the Ayutthaya and early Bangkok period. They have an almost bonsai-like quality, though slightly larger than the original Japanese variety, which can also be found within the park. There are daily shows here at the crocodile farm, where the handlers do not fear to place their heads between the reptile's jaws. Other animals include an albino selection, elephants, camels, lions, tigers and bears. Birds, including saris cranes, cassowaries and ostriches. Also fish, represented by the native giant catfish of the Mekong (the largest freshwater fish in the world).