Mini Siam Pattaya Thailand in Si Racha

Miniature of worlds most popular monuments and structures are installed here. There is also one zone where famous structures and monuments of Thailand and South East Asia is installed. Quite interesting and amazing place to visit. Highly recommended.

Not able to visit all countries? This spot will give u a glance into the major structures all round the world with a separate section for Thailand.

Its a pleasant experience. My daughter was amazed to see it. My wife was all for pics.

Kids may love it. Its a nice place. Prepare for some walking.

Nice for the gardens but It Needs lots of restauration!

This place is a little bit of fun, to see some of the greatest structures from around the world to include a few that don’t exist but hey it’s all in good fun. Bring sunscreen, they do have umbrellas for sun as well. There is a small restaurant or drink place to take a break, there is fish to feed as well have we had some fun with that…pond monster! 🦈

I nice place to see mini models of the famous places in Thailand and the world. With an entry ticket price of 300 bhat its nice for some photo opportunities.

its a great place to see miniature sites from all over the world

Enjoy walking around and having fun guesting the name of places

Its beautiful and we can see all the seven wonders in this place.

Entrance fee is 300 TBH. Welcome drink is cannabis tea. 😝 It’s a picturesque place. Miniature of famous landmarks of the world and of course, Thailand.

We loved this place because here wad the reflection of thailand and the world.I suggest you here because you can get to know all over the world in a smaller size. There are different buildings and structures from all over the country. Walking in this place is like walking in the world. A quiet area with open space that the artists have made well here for us. Do not forget here when you come to Pattaya.

This place is like a miniature world. The Mini Siam zone features many famous Thai temples and attractions: Wat Phra Kaeo, Wat Arun, Phanom Long Historical Park, and Ayutthaya are among the most prominent ones. Other famous landmarks featured are the Eiffel Tower, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, London Tower Bridge and Angkor Wat in Cambodia. So if youre holiday days dont quite cover your endless list of sights to see, this might be your answer! This is a perfect place where you can enjoy with your family.

Beautifull. We spent 30min in there.

5/5 place its pretty with lots of landmarks and iconic buildings..Theres not much people hereI can only stroll around for the 1/2 the area....I cant continue... Its scorching hot... My brain and phone would explode... ((They give free umbrella to use, neat)). I wonder why stuffs dont melt here...

Beautiful Tourist place to visit in Pattaya Thailand...they have made tiny/miniatures/ replica of famous Places in every country. It takes atleast 2-3 hours to see each miniature replica very intricately

Far cry from the good ol days where throngs of crowds (touristsvisited this iconic Mini Siam in Pattaya.Visited here on Thursday, 26 May 2022 and hardly any visitors except for the bus load of Indian tourists.Entrance Fee: 300 baht per pax (foreigners)♿️ wheelchair available at counter for free usage

A lots to see and large area than expected. Separated into two area world/Thailand. I spent about 30-40 mins coz that is all the Sun in Thailand allow. A bit quiet in terms of staffs and management. Toilet and parking lots available.

Quite a lot to see. Took me 1 hour to view everything. I am giving 3 stars only, the management cannot explain why foreigners are being charged 300 Baht whilst Thai residents only pay 100 Baht.I must say, that this place is well-maintained even after the Pandemic. Toilets also smell good and very clean.

I dont think the "Sanctuary of Truth" is worth paying 500 Baht for, but this place is fairly priced and totally worth the cost of 300 Baht. So much to see here, and not just iconic structures of Siam but across the World, with a big section on Europe. This place covers a large area.Ive travelled widely around the World so I ended up playing a game to see how many sites I could identify before reading the very good information boards which are also in English.Was dehydrated at the end, so very glad there was a Caffe on site where I could buy a cold drink.

This is a museum where one can see the miniature kind of statues of the famous places like effle tower, statue of liberty, Europe pyramid, London Bridge etc. We have been here and it was too sunny please try to be well hydrated here before reaching this place.

Very good attraction. Expect around 1:30 hours if you like to leisurely walk around. Especially good for Thais due to cheaper entrance fee and you will recognize a lot of locations within Thailand

Extensive and many models. Decent signage explaining what things are. No shade so go in the evening if you think the sun is too hot

I really enjoyed the park for just 300 Baht entrance fee. Thai even pay only 100 Bh. Although some places need a little bit maintenance its still ok and you can spend a few hours with great mini Asian places. Staff was absolutely friendly.

Costs 300 Baht to enter and it was very quiet when I visited. The front of the area is basically famous international sites with the back being Thai buildings. Note that it can be quite hot if its sunny and the interest level will depend a lot of who is visiting.

An interesting place to visit if you need something to do while visiting Pattaya, Thailand or if you are into large scale models of buildings. There are models of many famous places from around the world here. Some of them are quite intricate, and some not so much. It was not busy when I was there and the opportunity to takes photos is abundant. I expect this place was more busy before COVID.

Never miss this mind-blowing miniature world - when visit Pattaya...Try to visit after 3 pm for avoiding too hot sun and for night look ...

It’s a very nice place for a day out with family/friends or your lover. It’s very peaceful and gorgeous, such a great one-time-experience. To be honest, I think places like this really deserve more recognition, appreciation and attention from us. Walking around in this beautiful paradise, I realised how beautiful Thailand is, I acknowledged how wonderful the world is and I amazed how fascinating the humanity is for building such breathtaking cultural heritages. I haven’t had a chance to visit the actual famous heritages in each countries but Mini Siam shows me the mini, yet detailed versions of those which is so amazing. This place is a preserve cultural heritage location and it needs our support. It just needs a bit of renovation since some small artworks got broken. Other than that, everything else is perfect.P.s: Please keep in mind there are only a few small shops around that sell drinks and snacks, so no decent restaurants in this place if you want to have a meal here.In overall, it is truly worth a visit !

Mini Siam is a very interesting Park with miniatures of Thai and international famous landmarks. A lovely big park with many photo opportunities for photo enthusiasts. Sun cream and and hat or umbrella is a must.

Mini Wonders of the world...Amazing place to visit in pattaya.I have been there 3 months ago and the price was 250 bath. The value for money for the place.The place all well known building / structure airport / bridge of whole world. For example, Statue of Unity, Egypt, London Bridge etcPros:1. Quality of Art2. Cleaning3. Big Area4. Hygenic WashroomCons:1. Not much sitting place2. Not much food available to eat

It was a super hot day when we went, and with limited shade it made it unpleasant to be there for long periods. They did have umbrellas for shade which made it better, and no charge which was good.The buildings were very detailed and the was ALOT of them, however they are clearly suffering from age and the place was a bit run down. The grounds were very tidy however and people were keeping it all very tidy.Wouldn’t take kids under 15 there, unless they had an interest prior as it was more of an adult type attraction.I didn’t regret going but probably wouldn’t visit a second time.

This one of must visit Place in Pattaya.. you can visit in evening.. very Large Place and it has all Famous monuments of world in mini version.. you Will get tired of clicking pics but it is truely beautiful place.

Miniature structures of well known things around the world. Area is very small. All the things are crammed side by side. It is difficult to roam around in day time as temperature is very high. 1 Hr is more than enough to visit.

One should visit atleast once when in Thailand. Its a nice tourist place with so many mini replica of famous statues and places. Nice place to enjoy with family and friends and get many pictures.

Going inside, you are greeted by a section of foreign landmarks, and in the back, another garden filled with Thai landmarks.The foreign landmarks give a miniature, inexact versions of the real thing. Most notable ones are the massive Abu Simbel, the painstaking mini Persepolis and Angkor Wat, and the sublime Trevi Fountain.Ponds in these areas were filled with scum, so that can be improved.The Thai landmarks look great and are really small with enough short descriptions. The area could use more shade, so if youre planning to go here and immerse, bring an umbrella.Compared with, say, Ancient Siam, the edge of this attraction is the foreign landmarks, but Muang Boran is waaaaaaay more massive and comprehensive.Overall, a nice way to spend a cloudy afternoon. Maintenance could be better but since there were not much crowds, the park must have had staffing difficulties, but still worth a visit when youre in Pattaya.

Its good for customer to lend an umbrella. Such the perfect place for family and tourist, so easy to tour the important sightseeing places all around Thailand and the world in one day!

Its a place a bit outside Pattaya City.Very well made miniature city with small miniature of important monuments and cities if worldThey are well made but still lack the quality ...Good big green campus and one can avoid if one does not have time

Good price, booked on Klook. Open up to 9:00pm, has enough Parking space not too crowded. Nice miniatures of all the monuments of the world. Fan Mahal was missing, but overall nice place, could spend an hour or hour and a half easily over here. See detailed review in Klook attached in photo here

I would recommend to visit after 6.30pm with nice weather and the miniatures starting to lights up. Such a magnificent view and something different away from pattayas night life and the beach. Spend a good 1.5 hrs for photography. After youre done there is a night market just beside Mini Siam on your right hand side with is a big plus for me. ~ 21 May 19

This is one of the good places to visit in Pattaya specially when you are with family and kids. It has mini versions of major tourist landmarks such as Eiffel Tower, Statue of liberty, Pisa tower, You should visit the place in the evening when lights are put on these miniatures which makes it perfect for pictures. MCDonalds restaurant is just before you enter this location. Tickets on counter are 300 THB per person and 150 THB per student.

Its really awesome. Till now i didnt know we had these many wonders in our world. But we need to take our time to see all miniature wonders. It might be bit tiresome to walk and see all of them. Preferred time in my view is 1 - 2hr before sunset. So that we get enough time to watch all of them due to cool breeze and can also watch them in night light.

Mini Siam has model version of many historic architectures throughout the world like leaning tower of Pisa, sphinx, merlion etc. The miniatures look pretty real and are highly photogenic.It is a good place to spend around 1.5 to 2 hours. The park is in the open so visiting in sun hours is not a very good idea. The garden and other surroundings are maintained properly. You will be walking around the park so be little prepared for that.I would rate five stars to this place for being a unique and well maintained place and giving me a couple of good pictures.For improvement, there can be more variety of things suited to the theme not making it so homogenous.

Great attraction. Lovely to see the miniature building of famous places. Very hot during the day but it is pleasant in the evenings. A must see away from the attractions of the beaches and nightlife.

Fun attraction in Pattaya, it has miniatures of the most important landmark buildings around the world in an exact scale. There’s loads of Thailand landmarks as well, this is a great place to go especially if you have kids. Well worth the visit, I did go in the afternoon and the was almost empty, good for taking photos.

Its a nice place to see. We went on an over cast day just for something to do. I was amazed at at some of details of the miniatures. The girls loved it staying around the world in a day, taking a million photos. At 300B or just under 10$ US its a good time and worth it to see

A must visit place if you want to see all famous building around the world in a same place with miniature style.So natural looking with very minute detailing resembling the actual presence of the buildings

Its a nice place but a little expensive. It is got little old. It very big to see everything in detail. Lot of things to see from miniature of statue of liberty to Eiffel tower. But we were disappointed to see a prinout of taj mahal and not an actual miniature of it. I dont know why but yeah.

I have been to Mini Siam many times now. I love this venue set in over 46,000 square metres of landscaped gardens. They have two zones Mini Siam which features Thai landmarks and Mini Europe. It says mini Europe but it features models of landmarks from all over the world. The address for this venue is 387 Moo 6, Sukhumvit rd, Pattaya City Naklua, Bang Lamung, Chonburi, 20150. Construction began in 1986, but it began as a research project the previous year. The Democracy Monument in Bangkok was the first model to be built. Admission is Thais: 100 Baht for adults and 50 Baht for children, Foreigners: 250 Baht for adults and 120 Baht for children. Many web writers on the Internet condemn this practice of double charging, one price for Thai people another price for a Foreigner, usually more.However think of this, Thai people don’t earn the same kind of money foreign people earn. So being Thai they reduce the price to help them or because they are simply Thai and in their own country, so what is wrong with that. I know it perhaps does not happen around the world, but you really have to get used to it and not let it annoy you. The opening hours for Mini Siam is Daily from 07.00 am. – 10.00 pm. At night time the many models, over 100, are now lit up. You can play Gulliver on his travels, for hours visiting here as you tower over the models which are built to a scale of 1:25.After you have enjoyed the Mini Siam, next to the attraction is a Go Kart track for those that enjoy a spot of racing. In the model area are food sellers and a restaurant. At the far side of the Gardens is a small lake with a grotto walk through footpath. At this small lake you can feed very hungry fish that fight for the pellets that you buy and then feed them. The models themselves have a beautiful style, finish and look to them while others now are looking a little tired. I have no doubt this will change through the passage of time.

It is a good place to see some miniatures of famous structures of the world if you do not have opportunities to visit the places by yourself. However, the place is not sheltered, so in the afternoon it can be very hot. I do not really recommend this place for small children. It may be good to introduce the buildings for elementary age children.

Before coming here, I wasnt expecting much, but actually its a great experience. If you ever wanted to see an attraction, you can start with its small copy, and then decide if its worth seeing. The structure of the park is curious, divided between European part (strangely includes the US and Egyptand Asian (Thai, to be more specific).Besides, Mini Siam has a nice photo potential - have fun with size and scale. Recommended for families with children, and anyone interested in architecture.