Pattaya Fells 100-Year-Old Giant Tamarind on Walking Street for Tourist Safety, Sapling Replacement Planned Within 7 Days
A 100-year-old giant tamarind tree on Pattaya's famous Walking Street has been felled for tourist safety. Concerns over potential collapse led to the decision, with a new sapling scheduled for planting within seven days. This measure is part of ongoing efforts to maintain tourist infrastructure and safety.
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