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About KAAN Show:Relish an epic adventure with the KAAN Show Pattaya and enjoy the one-of-its-kind cinematic and theatrical spectacles. This 75-minute show offers an ultimate fusion of live-action, spectacular stage performances, state-of-the-art technologies and Thai folklore. With more than 600 professionals presenting four fairy tale stories through acrobats, dance, martial arts, and other techniques, you will surely be awe-struck and spell-bound.  The show presents a story of a young man named Kaan who after reading a book gets dragged into the book and dropped into another world. The entire storyline of the show moves around Kaan and his sidekick “Gabil Puksa” who indulge in various adventures with diverse characters of ancient literature to return to the real world. The show has extravagantly combined the conventional stage, visual effects, and latest cinematic techniques to give an out of the world experience. The seating arrangement in the KAAN Show Pattaya features four different zones in the theatre, including Ocean Zone, Star Zone, Cloud Zone and Sky Zone. The tickets are available at Standard and VIP prices, which you can book as per your budget and preference. If you want to enjoy the show from up and close, grab a seat in the Ocean Zone. But, if you want to have the best viewing and cinematic experience, book a seat in the Star Zone. You can also book a seat in the Cloud Zone at the standard price right behind the Star Zone or watch the show from the topmost section in the Sky Zone. On your next trip to Pattaya, book your seats for this marvellous show and enjoy an everlasting experience of witnessing the journey of Kaan in the world of Thai mythology and folklore.

Viking Cave is one of the most wonderful places to see in the uninhabited Phi Phi Leh island where the marvels of MotherNature can be looked upon. The cave is located at the bottom of a huge limestone cliff that soars for metres above sea level. The walls of the cave have paintings of ancient Scandinavian Viking ships which gave the cave which was originally named ‘Tham Phaya Nak’ the current name of ‘Viking Cave’. The paintings are believed to be done by pirates who took refuge in the cave during the violent monsoon downpours.Another significant thing about the Viking cave is the swift birds' nests. The cave is home to many swiftler birds and these birds build their nests using their saliva. The birds’ nests are one of the most expensive bird products consumed by humans and the locals can be seen climbing up the Viking Cave to harvest the full nests during the months from February to April.Tourists can spot fragile scaffoldings at the cave’s base that are used by the locals to climb up. There is also an altar at the cave mouth where the local men offer their prayers before harvesting the swiftler birds’ nests. After harvesting the nests, they are sold for hundreds of dollars to find their place in the exotic Chinese delicacy , ‘bird's nest soup’.The cave is located on the north eastern side of the Koh Phi Phi Island, opposite the Maya Bay. The cave can be reached by the longtail boats from the main pier of Phi Phi Le. The journey from the pier to the cave takes about 30 minutes and the views of the island, the waters of the Andaman Ocean, and the greenery clad limestone cliffs are truly enthralling.Entry inside the cave is prohibited for tourists; however these boats take you as close as possible to the cave so that Nature's beautiful creation can be marveled upon.

About Ripley's Believe It or Not Pattaya:Ripley's Believe It or Not Odditorium is a world-famous family-friendly walk-through tourist attraction that was founded in the United States of America. The museum displays over 300 unique and unusual collections and strikes a delicate balance between the bizarre, disturbing, and beautiful. Everything you see at Ripley's Believe It or Not! in Pattaya will keep challenging your preconceived notions about the world – both the one you know and the one you don't. The museum will wow you with artefacts and people you had no idea existed in our world. And if you exit the gallery questioning whether what you just saw is true, you haven't seen nearly enough of the world. Ripley's Believe It or Not! is a worldwide franchise founded by cartoonist Robert Ripley to showcase unusual and bizarre events.Many of the display’s centre on unusual items that have rendered the museum famous in the first place, such as a human skin mask, a real deformed human head, archaic demonic creatures, and a wax figure of a four-eyed man, among others. Some of the pieces are genuine, while others are reproductions. The displays include odd facts and innovations like a Titanic made of over a million matchsticks and a 1937 Jaguar model that is actually a watercraft. The Infinity Maze, Ripley's 4D Moving Theatre, Ripley's Haunted Adventure, and Tussauds Wax Museum are among the additional attractions at Ripley's Believe It or Not. You might easily spend a full day here and return home with great stories to tell your friends and family.