Nual Beach, also known as Monkey Beach, is located in the southernmost part of Koh Larn Island and is characterized by its tranquil atmosphere and fewer tourists compared to other beaches on the island.
The beach features clear water, coral reefs, and small rocks near the shore, making it ideal for snorkeling and enjoying marine life.
It is easily accessible from Na Baan Pier and offers various amenities including restaurants and souvenir shops.
The sand is fine and white, and the water is blue, creating a picturesque setting for swimming and sunbathing.
The beach is small but has a great atmosphere. It’s not as crowded as other beaches in the island and a great way to spend an afternoon relaxing.
Nual Beach “Monkey Beach” - Tranquil Getaway on Koh Larn Island - Pattaya Thailand 2025
Wihan Thep Sathit Phra Kiti Chaloem also known as Na Ja Sa Tai Jue Shrine by Chinese visitors is located in Chonburi Thailand.
This beautiful temple can easily match the architectural style and meticulous details that are on offer at any of the more famous attractions to be found in the Chonburi area, a province not too far from Bangkok. Although it may not be as well-known in tourist circles it’s well known to the locals. The Chinese temple in Ang Sila, a small fishing village on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand has so been living in the shadows of the far more “famous” venues that Chonburi province has to offer, such as its resort town of Pattaya, which favours foreign clientele, and the smaller town of Bang Saen with its Thai travelers.
Construction of the main hall was officially finished in 1999, only four years after work had started. With such a huge project, that kind of work never really finishes. There is currently another building being constructed north of the main hall.
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Song Khlong Floating Market, Taling Chan Temple was established on January 12, 2013. It gets its name, Song Khlong due to the fact that it is flanked by Khlong Chak Phra Canal and Wat Taling Chan Canal. Song Khlong means 2 canals.
It is a fun little market with a lot of character. It’s not overly large and mostly off the tourist trail with being over shadowed by the larger, more famous floating markets in the area. It’s just a short distance from the larger floating market, Taling Chan. Both could easily be visited on the same day.
The market is open every Saturday - Sunday and public holidays continuously from 08.00-16.00 hrs.
Song Khlong Floating Market & Wat Taling Chan Temple - Small Locals Market - Bangkok Thailand 2025
Jomtien Beach Seafood Market
Jomtien Beach is home to a vibrant morning seafood market where local fishermen sell their fresh catches directly to customers. This market is located in front of the Royal Thai Pavilion Hotel on Jomtien Beach Road and operates every day from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m., or until the seafood runs out.
The market offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, including yellow-stripe scads, shrimps, shells, crabs, fish, rays, and crayfish. The prices are generally lower than those found in larger markets, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors who want to enjoy the freshest possible seafood.
If you're planning to visit, it's best to arrive early to get the first choice of the day's catch. The market is easily noticeable and provides a unique opportunity to support local fishermen while enjoying the sea view.
Seafood is a huge part of the local diet and it’s a lot of fun seeing places like this.
Jomtien Beach Seafood Market - Great Locals Experience- Pattaya Thailand...
