The Majestic Prince of Chumphon Monument: A Tribute to History

Getting There

• Songthaew

  From anywhere in South Pattaya, you can catch a songthaew (a shared pickup truck taxi) that runs along the main roads. Look for one heading towards Naklua or North Pattaya. You can wave one down at any point along the road. The fare is around 10-20 THB per person. Inform the driver that you want to go to the Prince of Chumphon Monument, and they will drop you off at the nearest point.

• Motorbike Taxi

  If you prefer a quicker option, you can take a motorbike taxi. There are many available throughout South Pattaya, especially near major hotels and tourist spots. The fare to the Prince of Chumphon Monument is typically around 30-50 THB, depending on your starting point. Make sure to negotiate the price before starting your journey. The drivers are usually familiar with the location, so you can simply tell them 'Prince of Chumphon Monument'.

• Walking

  If you are close enough, you can walk to the Prince of Chumphon Monument. Start by heading north on Sukhumvit Road. Continue until you reach the intersection at Soi 16. Turn right onto Soi 16, and follow it until you arrive at the monument, which is located on a small hill. The walk might take around 20-30 minutes, but you will enjoy the views along the way.