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Home » Sights » The park of the three kingdoms in Pattaya
The park of the three kingdoms in Pattaya
The Novel of the History of the Three Kingdoms ('sanguo zhi yanyi') was written by Luo Guanzhong in the 14th century.
It is a Chinese historical novel based on the events of the turbulent years at the end of the Han dynasty and during the Three Kingdoms Period, beginning in 168 and ending with the reunification of the country in 280.
The Three Kingdoms Park in Pattaya is set up around the aforementioned history. It was founded by wealthy businessman Kiarti Srifuengfung, the founder of Asaha Glass Company. He wants to show all kinds of facets of Buddhism and Chinese culture in this park.
There are three pagodas in a beautiful garden, while a long wall with murals surrounds the park. Furthermore, no expense has been spared to decorate buildings and park with beautiful vases and sculptures. In the middle and largest pagoda is a huge statue of the founder.
It is difficult to explain how to get there, but whoever seeks will find. We started to follow Soi Country Club from Sukhumvit. After you leave the built-up area, signs with Horse Shoe Point will appear. Follow those signs: the park is right next to it.
Turn left on the Sukhumvitroad approximately at Makro and Underwaterworld
at Soi 87 or 89 (both can) end up at the same point.
Continue on this beautiful rural and hilly road past the beautiful Chaknork Reservoir to Soi 29.
Turn left and continue until Horseshoe Point Resort is signposted on the right.
Turning into this resort and further back is the beautiful park of the three
kingdoms.(The three Kingdoms Park)
(From Suhkuvitroad it will be about 30 minutes)
Sincerely,
Lodewijk
just put it there, past the temple under construction on the left is soi 29 and if you drive into it and you are interested in a nice sak yant tattoo, do you have there left in soi 20 Archan Anek traditional tattoo.
We visited this park a few months ago. Wonderful. There were 6 people in total. Delicious. So much peace and so much beauty. We say ; DOING !
Gosh I thought I had seen just about everything in Pattaya, but this is new to me. Thanks for the tip and I'll definitely check it out.
I wanted to go there last November, but it turned out to be closed.
Does anyone know the opening hours of this?
Currently 09-18:00 according to google maps, however, I have also been in front of a closed door in the past. Perseverance wins so try again I would say, definitely worth it.
thank you.
I thought I was there after 09.00:XNUMX. Never get up that early in PTY.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
One of my Favorites!
Put “WX4G+47” into Google and you will find it!
Or 12,9053125, 100,9756875
Pattaya, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri
Best regards. Bz
The park is closed. The road to it is overgrown with weeds, no longer maintained at all. 2 weeks ago I thought I would also visit it… but alas