Pattaya Floating Market

Pattaya Floating Market, also known as the Four Regions Floating Market, is a large man-made floating market in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, Pattaya, Chonburi Province. Opened in 2008, it covers about 100,000 sqm with a lake and wooden stilt walkways. It is notable for representing Thailand's four regions - North, Northeast, Central and South - through architecture, crafts, food and cultural shows.

Visitors can expect a large artificial lake with wooden boardwalks and stilt houses connected by bridges, with vendors selling from boats and waterside shops. The market is divided into four sections representing Thailand's regions, offering regional foods, handicrafts, souvenirs and produce. Visitors can take paddle boat rides around the market, watch cultural performances and demonstrations, and explore shops and food stalls along the waterfront.

Established and opened in 2008 as a tourism development project to create a cultural floating market attraction in Pattaya, designed to showcase traditional Thai waterborne market heritage in a purpose-built setting.

Represents the cultural diversity of Thailand's four major regions through distinct architectural styles, crafts, products, foods and performances, providing visitors with an overview of regional traditions and handicrafts in one location.