Highlights
Day tour admission with guided tour slots or audio guide (8:20—18:00 schedule; day tickets sold 08:00—17:00). Night tour option available (separate ticket/time window).
About this experience
The Sanctuary of Truth is a hand-carved wooden museum-temple on the Pattaya coast (Naklua/Laem Ratchawet). It blends Thai, Khmer, Chinese and Indian motifs across a soaring timber structure—guided entry by day and a separate night tour for illuminated views.
What's included
- Day tour admission with guided tour slots or audio guide (8:20—18:00 schedule; day tickets sold 08:00—17:00). Night tour option available (separate ticket/time window).
Who it's for
- All ages welcome; children under 110 cm typically free. Children 110—140 cm have reduced tickets.
What you'll do
- Walk the seafront grounds, join a guided tour inside the all-wood interior, and photograph intricate carvings and halls; night sessions showcase the structure lit up. (Ongoing craftsmanship is part of the experience.)
Before you go
- Dress code: cover shoulders and knees; modest attire required. Helmets must be worn in certain indoor zones (refundable deposit noted on-site).
- Hours & last entry: Day tickets available 08:00—17:00; day tours operate until ~18:00. Night tickets 17:30—19:30 with tours until ~20:30. Check same-day schedules.
Good to know
- Location: 206/2 Pattaya—Naklua, Bang Lamung, Chonburi (north Pattaya coast). Free parking available.
- Pricing guide: Adults Day THB 500; Night THB 700. Children 110—140 cm Day THB 250 / Night THB 350; under 110 cm free.
Why this is worth it
A beachfront, all-wood icon with live craftsmanship: go by day for detail, by night for dramatic lighting; dress modestly and expect a guided, helmet-on walk inside.