Pattaya Info Page

We are constantly updating Pattaya-at-Night.

Click the button for our latest updates.

Thailands new airport is called Suvarnabhumi and it is the Pride of Thailand.

Don Muang Domestic Airport

Bangkok's old Airport, known as Don Muang Airport, reopened its domestic terminal for local flights.

AOT (Airport Authority Of Thailand) decided to reopen the former Airport to ease the problems they have at the new Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Two budget airlines, Nok Air and One-To-Go moved their fleets back to Don Muang. Thai International also based some domestic flights back to the 92-year-old airport.

Runways got improved and buildings got repaired and given a facelift.

Foreigners entering Thailand need a valid visa.
Visas can be obtained either at the entry (most likely at the airport) or at any Thai consulate.

Pattaya's Police is your Friend and your Aide in almost any Situation.

Phone numbers:
Pattaya Policestation (Beachroad/Soi 9): 038 420 802 - 5
Banglamung Policestation: 038 221 800 - 1
Tourist Police: 038 429 371 or 1155
Tourist Police (Emergency calls only): 1699

For information about Currency Exchange, Banking Hours, Credit Cards and ATM's please click the button.

Click here for a list of Bank Offices in Pattaya

Pattaya belongs to the Province of Chonburi. From Airport you need a 150 km ride either by a Taxi or a Bus to reach the city.

A Highway connects Pattaya with the Airport as well as with Bangkok.

Pattaya has a few Busterminal:

The Pattaya's largest Bus Terminal on Pattaya's North Road connects Pattaya with the Airport, Bangkok and the South of Thailand.

The Bus Terminal connecting Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) and Ubon Ratchathani with Pattaya is on Pattaya's Third Road.

On Sukhumvit Road is a Bus Terminal connecting Pattaya with Petchabun.

Bus Terminal to Udon Thani and Nong Khai is on Sukhumvit Road.

Jomtien Bus Terminal is at Jomtien's Chaiyapruek Road.

Transportation within Pattaya is provided by the Baht Bus Corporation or by Motorbike Taxi Services.

Pattaya has 2 Post Offices.

This cause some confusion about the correct Post Code for Pattaya.

Please read the clarification we got from the Communications Authority of Thailand.

Pattaya's Immigration Office is not in Pattaya itself, but in Jomtien.

Pattaya has an amazing Beach and we have its pictures.

Jomtien is separated from Pattaya City by a Hill called Khao Phra Yai (or Big Buddha Hill).

Its Skyline shows a lot of high rise Condominiums owned by Farangs as well as people from Thailand and China.

Jomtien has a large Beach Road with cosy Restaurants and a beautiful Beach Promenade.

Pictures from Naklua.
Naklua starts at the Dolphin Circle (also known as Dolphin Roundabout) in Northern Pattaya.

The Pier in South Pattaya is the door to Pattaya's islands.

NightWalker's Pictures from Pattaya

Loy Kratong
People all over Thailand celebrate the Loy Kratong by making a wish and launching small vessels (kratongs, usually handmade from banana tree and leaves) into the rivers, the sea or even in swimming pools. Discover Loy Kratong.

Songkran
The water-splashing festival.
In most provinces of Thailand the Sonkran Festival will be celebrated from April 13. to April 15. Discover Songkran.

New Year
At New Year Pattaya is one big Party House.
Plenty of Foodstands, Music, People from all over the World.
You can't miss it.

Chinese New Year
A three day Party at Bali Hali Pier.
Foodstands, Music and a lot of happy People.

Music Festival
The Pattaya Music Festival beckons you to beat the summer's heat with the beat of various styles of music. Whether you are a true fan of Jazz, Pop, Rock or Hip Hop, the Pattaya Music Festival has it all for you to enjoy. Including a lot of Loogthung for your Thai wife.

Loogthung:
Thai country music, not always a pleasure for Farangs taste and ears.

Latest list of Public Holidays in Thailand.

Between May and November is 'Rainy Season' in Thailand.
Heavy Rainfalls can stop the Traffic.

The good News:
Ususally the Show happens an hour or two only! At least in Pattaya.

Please click here to look at Pattaya during a rainy day.

Click here for Jomtien during a rainy day.

In recent years Hotels only got the right to carry tourists by their own Tuk-Tuks, but now we could spot some Tuk-Tuks carrying a TAXI sign.

Please click the button for the Slideshow.

Click here for Links to Thailands Tuk-Tuk Manufacturers.

Funny Pictures from our Tours around Pattaya.

Your very own Picture made by Thai Artists.

They can paint everything: A copy of your Picasso or from your photo.

You can access our Pattaya Map from our Menu
or click the button and download the Map as a PDF file.

This document is published in Adobe Acrobat format. If your browser does not have the Adobe Acrobat plug-in, you may download it free of charge.



Or download the small and fast Foxit PDF Reader

.

Thailand's best maps are being designed and published by
Theodor Pitsch at ClickThai.

Map of Northern Provinces

Map of North Eastern Provinces

Map of Central Provinces

Map of Eastern Provinces

Map of Southern Provinces

Mobile phones are being used all the time now by people of all ages.

Nightwalker about mobile phone's security problems.

Some internet cafés are using key-logging software!

Key-logging software are 'recorders' that stores all key-strokes made on any given machine. The administrators can then look over their records for 'user names', 'passwords' and 'bank account/credit card details'.

Do not store personal data on a memory stick or any memory card you are using at an internet café. A soon as you plug in the storage device, a program reads out all the information on it.

Before entering critical data call the 'Task Manager' (press 'Ctrl' + 'Alt' + 'Delete'). The 'Task Manager' lists the machine's inventory. If the 'Task Manager' is blocked or lists software that you don't know, do not enter any personal data on that computer.

For an even more accurate test, we recommend to install a 'Process Explorer' on your memory stick. You can get them as 'Freeware' in the internet. They list all the programs running in the background.

Nightwalker about Television and Radio Broadcasters in Thailand.

All our Pages including all Links.

Some information about this site, Pattaya-at-Night and your browser.