January 11, 200818 yr Can anyone tell me about the wooden temple in North Pattaya? I saw it once from my hotel balcony there and took a few photos. I have a client that wants to go to Pattaya and would like to see it while there. Is it open to the public? Can a boat dock there (it is on the shoreline)? What's the name? Thanks in advance for any information. Dr. B This is the place:
January 11, 200818 yr Its called the Sanctuary of Truth. www.sanctuaryoftruth.com Good day out with dolphin show etc, all the prices and location on the website.
January 11, 200818 yr It would be nice if they put the times of the dolphin show too, and the times and costs for the evening dinner and show. I notice that it's another place with dual pricing for Farangs too and seems a bit expensive.
January 11, 200818 yr We went a few years back, IMHO is was overpriced, and very little to see, I would not advise anyone to go there!
January 11, 200818 yr I took a family member there 2006 and she loved it. She was absolutely capitivated by its beauty as I was the first time I visited. It is still 'work in progress' you can even get the experience of carving a bit of wood assisted by a craftsman. Great place to go. begs
January 11, 200818 yr We went a few years back, IMHO is was overpriced, and very little to see, I would not advise anyone to go there! Really I enjoyed it, although i wouldn't go again as once is enough.
January 11, 200818 yr Check out this link gives you a good perspective on the place. http://www.metacafe.com/watch/866404/splas...evision_series/
January 11, 200818 yr It would be nice if they put the times of the dolphin show too, and the times and costs for the evening dinner and show.I notice that it's another place with dual pricing for Farangs too and seems a bit expensive. Dolphin show at 11.30 and 3.30 . Just had the parents visiting so I am the expert tour guide now
January 12, 200818 yr I went last week to enquire - its 500 bt per person, so i went to the beach instead.
January 12, 200818 yr I went last week to enquire - its 500 bt per person, so i went to the beach instead. 500 baht is for foreigners. Its less for Thai.
January 12, 200818 yr We went a few years back, IMHO is was overpriced, and very little to see, I would not advise anyone to go there! Really I enjoyed it, although i wouldn't go again as once is enough. I agree quite a sight to see and very interesting. I'd recommend it, if you never been there before.
January 13, 200818 yr I went last week to enquire - its 500 bt per person, so i went to the beach instead. 500 baht is for foreigners. Its less for Thai. No discount for Thais, even though it says so on their website.
January 14, 200818 yr I went last week to enquire - its 500 bt per person, so i went to the beach instead. It doesn't mention 500 baht on the website, cheapest I think was 600/700? But I don't want a horse ride/carriage ride or boat ride around the place when it's small enough to walk.
January 14, 200818 yr interesting place...like al wildlife shows in Thialnd the dolphin show is both pathetic and medieval in attitude...
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