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“A unique destination combining giant outdoor white sand sculptures and sub-zero ice carvings, showcasing Thai mythology and world landmarks through intricate ice art”

Frost Magical Ice of Siam is a landmark attraction in Pattaya that offers a dual-experience journey on a vast area of over 30,000 square meters. It is divided into two main zones: the outdoor White Sand Sculpture Zone, featuring the legendary Himmapan Forest and mythical creatures, and the indoor ice zone.

The ultimate highlight is The Ice Dome, where the temperature is maintained at a bone-chilling -10 degrees Celsius. Inside, you'll find ice carvings that blend Thai culture with international themes. Visitors can enjoy activities such as the Ice Slide and exploring a replica Eskimo Igloo.

Beyond the artistry, the Ice Bar is a must-visit, serving drinks in glasses carved entirely from ice. It provides a refreshing escape from the tropical heat outside, offering a surreal polar experience right in the heart of Chon Buri.

This attraction is perfect for families with children wanting to play in the snow, as well as photographers and couples looking for unique backdrops. With its stunning light displays and intricate sculptures, it offers a memorable and distinct experience in Pattaya.

How to Get There

Private Car: Drive along the Pattaya-Rayong Bypass Road (Route 36) towards Pattaya. The site is located right on the main road near The Regent's International School.
Public Transport: Use Grab or a taxi from Pattaya city, specifying Frost Magical Ice of Siam. The trip takes about 15-20 minutes.

Travel Tips

Best Visiting Season: Open all year round. It is recommended to visit in the morning or late afternoon to enjoy the outdoor sand sculptures comfortably.
Footwear and Attire: Winter coats are provided (included in the ticket price), but it is highly recommended to bring your own long pants and socks.
Photography: Prepare for condensation on camera lenses when moving from the freezing dome back to the humid exterior.

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