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This time we decided to head out to Chonburi, a Thai province situated in the eastern Gulf of Thailand. This beautiful coastline city also called Chonburi of the province is about halfway to Pattaya and takes only 1. Chonburi for simplicity sake, we are talking about the city throughout this post is a lot more local and domestic tourism-based as compared to Pattaya. So why did we decide to go here? Well, I saw some interesting Instagram photos and posts on Pantip. This really intrigued us! We also heard about a temple here that showcased some really odd images and depictions. The plan was set in motion and we were on our way there. We had gotten the exact location from a Thai website called Pantip and had saved it on our Google Map but for some reason we could not access it. Surprisingly, none of them knew what we were talking about. Finally, a friend of mine sent me the coordinates through whatsapp and we were able to locate the Grand Canyon. 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Basically, what I understood is that this is or was a mining quarry with a patch of the reservoir in the middle. Nothing spectacular or awe-inspiring but to the Thais, this place was quickly becoming a popular spot to take some fancy Instagram-worthy photos. A hipster, trendy location for photos. Sure the view was beautiful and the train tracks opposite the reservoir canyon provided some great photos. I hoped to find a way down to the water as I could see a path on the far right. To get there, you have to walk along the canyon and into the bushes up front. The Wang Saen Suk hell garden is a museum next to a local temple, which is located very close to Bang Saen beach. The hell garden is a very interesting but freaky attraction that showcases the teachings of Buddhism regarding the torments of hell. Basically, through wax depictions of horrific scenes, you will learn about what happens to people when they do bad things and it is quite explicit. Some of the things are quite specific too, like if you steal fish from someone, you will come out in the next life as a spirit of the fish and live a tormented life. Truly this place deserves a visit. Just across the temple and only five minutes away is the Bang Saen beach. We headed there for an amazing seafood lunch. The beach was packed with locals and Thai tourists with not a foreigner in sight. After driving around for minutes, unable to find parking, we finally were able to sit down on the beach. They have umbrellas set up with beach chairs much like those in Pattaya and it would cost you between Baht for four chairs or Baht for chairs to sit on them. The weather was really nice on this particular day but perhaps a bit too chilly that we were literally chilling by the beach. We ordered fried rice, grilled chicken, steamed shrimps, grilled squid, somtam and a seafood curry. The value and portion size was great. 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