A History of Soi 6 Pattaya

Soi 6 - the sexiest street in Pattaya

List of bars on the street looking from Second Road to the Beach Road... March 2012

At the top on the corner we have :-

1. Bee Bar
2. Corner Bar
3. Saigon Girl
4. Bullring Bar
5. O Bar
6. The list goes on and on and on and on...........

What can you say about Soi 6 or as it is known by the locals as Soi Sex. The street runs from Second Road down to Beach Road and the beach See map

It is very difficult to estimate how many bars and hotels are on the street it changes from day to day with new bars opening and closing every day. RUBY CLUB PATTAYA is the latest to combine first class accommidation AND bar services. The quality and luxury is far superior to the majority of bar on the street. Well worth a visit!

Pattaya was simply a small fishing village until it was discovered as a beach resort by Bangkok residents in the 1960s. Soon thereafter, American servicemen from the U.S. Air Force base at U-Tapao in neighbouring Rayong province began using the area for "rest and recouperation" (R&R), causing a huge boom in prostitution. When the Americans left following the end of the Vietnam War, the city fell into a crisis. However, modern mass tourism, particularly single men looking for companionship, from Europe and America, brought a new lease of life to Pattaya.

The rapid growth of tourism brought about many negative consequences, such as petty crime and prostitution. In 1976, the ''Pattaya City Act'' was passed by the Thai legislature, making Pattaya a self-administrating municipality governed by a Council-manager government. However, many argue that this administration system has drawbacks (for example, the mayor may disagree with the city manager). Critics have recommended abolishing the system.

In recent years the city has pushed hard to clean up its image and family-focused entertainment is increasingly available, however the core sex-industry has ensured that Pattaya retains its position as one of the world's most renown party destinations. In 2005, more than 35,000 hotel rooms were available in Pattaya and it has seen a large increase in family tourism in recent years, thanks to efforts to present a more wholesome image. Pattaya is an especially popular vacation destination for families from Russia, Eastern Europe and Scandinavia. Pattaya also has a large international expatriate population, especially British and resident Russians, and many services meet international standards.

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