Huai Chak Nok Reservoir is a large-scale water catchment area located on the eastern side of Pattaya, which has been developed into a premier recreational and leisure space for both locals and tourists. The surrounding landscape has been beautifully curated to provide a peaceful and shady environment, offering a stark and refreshing contrast to the bustling Pattaya city center. It is a perfect sanctuary for those looking to breathe in fresh air during the early mornings or late evenings.

The most significant feature is the Bike & Run Track, which is well-paved and follows the perimeter of the reservoir for several kilometers. This allows visitors to exercise while enjoying panoramic views of the vast expanse of water. This area is highly popular among local cycling clubs and fitness enthusiasts who seek a spacious, safe, and scenic environment for their daily activities.

The most impressive experience at the reservoir occurs during Sunset, when the golden-orange light drapes over the water, creating a stunning visual that has made it a popular check-in point for couples and families. Many visitors come to enjoy a picnic or a leisurely stroll in the cool breeze. During the winter months, the air is particularly crisp, making the lakeside relaxation experience incredibly peaceful and rejuvenating.

For photographers and content creators, the reservoir offers diverse shooting angles, including long stretches of lakeside roads, swaying grasslands, and the shimmering reflections on the water during the "golden hour." Additionally, the surrounding area features camping-style cafes and local eateries that cater to tourists who wish to immerse themselves in nature without traveling far from the city.

• Private Car: From Pattaya City, use Chaiyapornvidhi Road or the Thung Klom-Tan Man route heading east. Follow the railway line and turn into Huai Chak Nok Alley; there are clear directional signs throughout the route.

• Motorcycle: The most convenient way to access various viewpoints around the reservoir, allowing you to easily ride around the perimeter to find your preferred spot

• Best Visiting Season: It is recommended to visit between 16:30 - 18:30 to witness the sunset and avoid the intense midday heat. For maximum peace, early mornings before 08:00 are best

• Photography: Prepare a wide-angle lens for the vast landscapes and a portrait lens for evening shots. The light is most beautiful approximately 30 minutes before the sun disappears behind the horizon.

• There are occasional welfare shops and lakeside restaurants. Visitors are urged to help maintain cleanliness and strictly avoid littering in the reservoir.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee

Opening Hours:

• General daily hours: 05:00 – 19:30