Pattaya Sanctuary of Truth Travel Guide, this article is all you need

The Sanctuary of Truth, built in a tranquil bay in Pattaya, Thailand, is known as the Temple on the Sea. The temple has a history of over 40 years and is still under construction. The entire building is said to be made without a single nail, purely using traditional wood-joining techniques. It is also the most impressive destination of this trip to Pattaya, without a doubt. 📝Tips: Dress code: Pants/skirts must be below the knee, and tube tops or vests are not allowed, as there are relics enshrined within the Sanctuary of Truth. Ticket purchase: Tickets can be bought at the on-site ticket window, 500 baht per adult, 250 baht per child; tickets purchased online through OTA can be picked up at the ticket window. Timing: The seaside sunset here is truly spectacular, but the sanctuary closes at 18:00. Be sure to plan your departure time in advance, and note that there are two Chinese-speaking tour times in the afternoon, at 14:00 and 16:10. If you miss these, you'll have to settle for an English-speaking tour. The journey from Pattaya Beach is not long, but traffic congestion can be severe, so don't leave at the last minute. Other: The Sanctuary of Truth park is vast and offers many other activities. Elephant riding🐘, horseback riding🐴, horse-drawn carriages, speedboat trips🌊, river cruises in the park🚤, and costume rental, etc.