soi unwise, on 2006-04-21 03:54:03, said:
great photos
#53Posted 2006-05-10 21:40:38
Artisan, I think you're pictures of Pattaya and Naklua back in the 60s are brilliant. What a world away from modern Pattaya. I wish I had been able to visit Pattaya when it was still like that. Sadly I wasn't even born then!!
Excellent pics anyway. Anybody else got any old pics of Patti? N@ #54Posted 2006-05-21 18:20:46
getting hammered in Jomtien
#59#61Posted 2006-09-11 01:48:41
Artisan, I think you're pictures of Pattaya and Naklua back in the 60s are brilliant. What a world away from modern Pattaya. I wish I had been able to visit Pattaya when it was still like that. Sadly I wasn't even born then!! Excellent pics anyway. Anybody else got any old pics of Patti? N@ Artisan, I am so jealous! #62Posted 2006-09-13 13:10:17
Thoroughly enjoyed the "vintage" then and now pics.
Thanks! #63Posted 2006-10-11 11:03:36
paradise
#64#65Posted 2006-12-13 00:12:20
Stonehenge at nong nooch park spectacular Gardens ,some amount of care in looking after these Would anyone be able to give me directions to this park, as I'd like to visit there. #66Posted 2007-01-08 23:33:58
Head south out of Pattaya on the main road and go past the Ambassador Hotel and the Marina. The main road climbs out of the urban area and there is turning to Nong Nooch on the left in a kilometer or so. It is clearly signposted so hard to miss.
Entry used to be 100 baht with an optional extra charge for a rather tacky elephant show. Now they charge a flat 400 baht with a ticket for the show. There is an area with various animals in cages which is also a little sad. But the gardens are lovely. A few more photos here: http://www.pbase.com...tropical_garden #67Posted 2007-01-21 09:41:46
Head south out of Pattaya on the main road and go past the Ambassador Hotel and the Marina. The main road climbs out of the urban area and there is turning to Nong Nooch on the left in a kilometer or so. It is clearly signposted so hard to miss. Entry used to be 100 baht with an optional extra charge for a rather tacky elephant show. Now they charge a flat 400 baht with a ticket for the show. There is an area with various animals in cages which is also a little sad. But the gardens are lovely. A few more photos here: http://www.pbase.com...tropical_garden Sorry Hughden, I didn't notice your reply on this thread until now. Thank you. There are some very nice photos of the gardens on the site you included. It definitely looks to be worth a visit. Edited by tropo, 2007-01-21 09:44:50. #71Posted 2007-03-02 15:22:46
yes great shame how its all changed
I was born at the wrong time I guess first saw it 2001 and it was trashed then and even more now golden age for travel ended in the 90,s in this area of the world I guess your right sabaii therte are hardly any unexpolited places left in the entire world. great shame how things end up. I wonder if through this "progress" peoples lives in Pattaya are any better? i doubt it very much. Thats why i don't think i'll have Kids this world thats left is no longer worth bringing them into #72Posted 2007-03-29 08:50:27
A friend of mine sent these scanned photos to me... Pattaya 40 years ago.
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#75Posted 2007-04-14 21:22:05
Is the one at the bottom walking street??
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