Pattaya Removes Historic Tamarind Tree Stump from Walking Street, Plans New Planting
Pattaya City has removed the stump of a historic tamarind tree, once a landmark on Walking Street. The decision was made due to years of deterioration and safety concerns, with plans to plant a new sapling in its place.
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