Locals often tell the story of a fisherman in Pattaya. He caught a really small fish one day but boasted about it as if it was a huge catch. He held it up high and started walking around the pier, showing off. His over - the - top pride in such a tiny fish made everyone laugh. Well, you know, in Pattaya fishing is a big part of the local culture, and this was just a really funny and endearing moment. People still talk about it today.
One popular story is about a local dog in Pattaya. This dog used to follow tourists around as if it was their guide. It would lead them to all kinds of random places, like a small alley with a really old - fashioned ice - cream shop. Everyone found it hilarious how this dog seemed to have its own little tourism business.
Among the locals, the story of Ganesha is quite popular. Ganesha is known for his elephant head. According to the story, his mother Parvati created him out of clay and asked him to guard her while she was bathing. When Shiva returned and was not allowed in by Ganesha, Shiva cut off his head. Later, to revive him, Shiva replaced his head with that of an elephant. This story is often told to children and is a part of many festivals in India.
Well, a popular one is about the local gay theater group. They put on shows that are not only entertaining but also a great way to promote gay culture. Their performances are often sold - out and are a big part of the community's social calendar.
The Pontianak story is very popular. As I mentioned before, it's a staple in Malay folklore which is also part of Brunei's cultural heritage. The idea of this vengeful female spirit is both terrifying and fascinating to the locals.
The Jersey Devil story is really popular among locals. It has been part of New Jersey folklore for a long time. People in the Pine Barrens area might have grown up hearing about this strange creature. Another popular one is the haunted Clinton Road. Locals often warn people not to go there at night because of all the spooky things that are said to happen.
Among the locals, the story of the Lady of the Lake is very popular. She has become an iconic figure in the Caddo Lake ghost lore. Her tragic death and the mystery surrounding it make her story captivating.
Among locals, the story of the 17Hundred90 Inn & Restaurant is quite popular. It is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman named Anna. Guests have reported seeing her figure and experiencing strange events like objects moving on their own.
Well, in Pattaya, the Pattaya Floating Market is a must - visit. It offers a chance to see and buy local handicrafts while floating on boats. There are also cultural shows there that are quite entertaining. Additionally, spending a day at Jomtien Beach is really relaxing. The long stretch of sand is perfect for sunbathing or taking a stroll. And if you're into adventure, you can try jet - skiing or parasailing there.
Sure. There was a time in Pattaya when a tourist tried to ride a tuk - tuk like a horse, making the driver laugh uncontrollably. He thought it was a new kind of game and joined in the fun.
The old Monongahela schoolhouse is also rumored to be haunted. Students and teachers have reported seeing the apparition of a strict old teacher who used to teach there decades ago. Doors open and close by themselves, and there are strange noises in the hallways. It seems that the spirit of the teacher is still patrolling the school.
The story of the haunted lighthouse in Cape May is quite popular. Legend has it that a keeper died there under mysterious circumstances, and now his ghost haunts the place. People say they can see a shadowy figure near the top of the lighthouse at night.