Pattaya Begins 3.5km Road Overlay Ahead of New Year
Pattaya City is commencing a 3.5-kilometer asphalt overlay on Phaniad Chang Road, aiming to complete the work before the peak New Year tourist season. The project, scheduled from October 1, 2026, to January 18, 2027, will involve traffic management and prior announcements of detours and closures.
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