Wat Khao Phra Bat

A peaceful hilltop temple on Pratumnak Hill, visited both for quiet worship and for its panoramic views over Pattaya city and bay - and free to enter any day.

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At a glance

Quick facts

The essentials before you go - what Wat Khao Phra Bat offers and what it costs.

Locally verifiedGo To Pattaya
FreeNo entry fee
ViewpointCity & bay views
DaytimeOpen daily
Treatments
Wat Khao Phra Bat treatment menu and prices
TreatmentDurationPrice
Highlights
Hilltop temple grounds Active place of worshipFree
Pattaya city & bay viewpoint Panoramic outlookFree
Sunset spot Best in late afternoonFree
Quiet shrines & terraces Photo stopFree
On site

Facilities

Open-air hilltop viewpoint
On Pratumnak Hill, walkable from nearby hotels
Free entry — no ticket needed
Near other Pratumnak Hill temples
The space

About Wat Khao Phra Bat

Wat Khao Phra Bat sits on Pratumnak Hill (Khao Phra Tamnak), the green ridge between central Pattaya and Jomtien. It is both an active Buddhist temple and one of the area's quieter viewpoints, drawing visitors who want to combine a moment of calm with a wide outlook over the city and bay.

Because it is a working place of worship, visitors are asked to dress modestly and keep noise down near the shrines. The hilltop location means the best light comes late in the day, when the view over Pattaya glows at sunset.

Daytime is the time to come — exact opening hours were not confirmed at the time of writing, so plan to visit in daylight and check on arrival if you want to enter the shrine buildings.

Good to know

Good to know

  • Free entry — donations welcome but optional
  • Modest dress required (shoulders & knees covered)
  • Remove shoes before entering shrine buildings
  • Best views and photos at sunset
  • Visit in daylight; exact hours not confirmed
  • On Pratumnak Hill, near other temples and viewpoints
Location

Getting there

AddressKhao Phra Tamnak (Pratumnak Hill), Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150
NearbyOn Pratumnak Hill, near Big Buddha and the Pattaya viewpoints
HoursOpen daily · daytime
Before you go

Frequently asked

No — entry is free. A donation box may be available if you wish to contribute, but it is entirely optional.
Dress modestly: shoulders and knees should be covered. You may be asked to remove your shoes before entering shrine buildings.
Daytime, with late afternoon and sunset giving the best light and views over the city and bay.
The temple is open during daytime hours, but exact times were not confirmed — plan a daylight visit and check on arrival.
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