The Saltwater Aquarium is a display that aims to educate visitors about the lives and well-being of the many marine species that live in Thai seas. Marine creatures, including vegetation and live animals, are utilized as educational tools. These creatures are raised in a closed circulating water system that supplies them with a means of sustenance. The conditions in each cabinet are set as closely as feasible to those found in nature. Each tank is labeled with a common and scientific name for the marine species in the tank. The Marine Science Museum exhibits an exhibition in honor of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej about the royal activities of restoration. conserve natural resources and fishery science Exhibition section on marine science stories

Khao Sam Muk, the symbol in the provincial seal of Chon Buri Province, is a low hill that is located in the middle between Ban Ang Sila and Bang Saen Beach. The Shrine of Chao Mae Khao Sam Muk is located at the foot of the hill, which is a place of worship for general people. There are many wild monkeys around Khao Sam Muk. If you drive up the hill, you will see a beautiful view of Bang Saen Sea.

Ang Sila ancient market has been formed for 133 years old since King Rama III reign. It is divided into four zones. Zone 1 is Ang Sila temple which is the temple that has two chapels aged 309 years old. See the historical sites of local art. The murals in the reign of King Rama III using the best cutting techniques and the most beutiful in Thailand,Mondop and Buddha's Footprint, Old sacred sanctuary in the late Ayutthaya period Worshiping Luang Pho Hin, the sacred things of Ang Sila people, Chao Khun Phra Temple Wisutsamacharn. Zone 2, the area of ​​the Grand Palace. Here, you van visit the museum in honor of His Majesty the King, visit an exhibition of old photographs recounting the 133-year-old Ang Sila Market, Puntao Kong Shrine and Puntao Ma Shrine, buy local products, processed products,ready meals ,Thai food and dessert, and fresh seafood . Zone 3 is 133 years old Ang Sila market, Pun Thao Kong Shrine and Pun Thao Ma Shrine, buy some processed food, Thai food and desserts, a...

Wat Saen Suk Sutthiwararam is near Bang Sean beach with a wide area (more than 48,000 square meters) and has the Buddhism identity since there is religious stucco sculptures inside the temple. The area to present those stucco sculptures is divided into three parts: Suan Phut, Mueang Sawan, and Dan Narok. Suan Phut is the story about Buddha’s life, starting from birth, enlightened, and nirvana (death). Whereas, Mueang Sawan is about the founders of the religions or doctrines, such as Jesus Christ and Guan Yin, etc. Lastly, Dan Narok is the most exciting since there are statues that represent the punishment and life after death in hell and lessons and to reminisce of karma. These statues provide the morals and precepts. Some works are concealed with humor. Anyone who comes to Bang Saen beach and wants to see something else apart from the sea, come and visit Wat Saen Suk Sutthiwararam. It is not far from Bang Saen beach (about 1 kilometer) in which the location is Soi 14, Bang Saen Sai 2...

Chon Buri's most famous shrine was built in the appearance of Chinese architecture: 4-storey building. In the area of 20,800 square meters., there are 3 main buildings and 1 earth tower. Chinese-faithed ornament, such as 2,840 dragon sculptures, holy joss-stick pot, and earth pillar, is one of the notable thing of the shrine. Moreover, this place has all 60 Tai Sui Ye (annual deities who watch over humans’ fortune) sculptures available for visitors to make a wish.