Ramayana Water Park - Pattaya.

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My family and I visited the biggest and the best water park in Thailand, the RAMAYANA WATER PARK. RAMAYANA WATER PARK, located in the outskirts of Pattaya city is the biggest water park in Thailand, 3rd biggest in Asia and 19th biggest in the World. Only few Indians can afford to visit this water park. We left our home at 7:00 am and reached the water park by 10:15am.

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We hired a cabana ( a tent like structure ) as shown in the above picture. Our cabana was facing the hills. Firstly, i changed my clothes and went for a ride in River slide. That was my first encounter of the water sports at Ramayana Water Park. The lazy river was a little boring but the sight of waterfall in lazy river was extremely enjoyable. 

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My second encounter was the mat racer. First I was scared to go in the slide i didnt knew why?? But when i finished with this slide, I was feeling like it was an adventure park. My whole family had gone through this slide twice or thrice and I too.  

Next, i went through the 'Aquaconda' slide which was extreme fun. We were falling from the slide which made us scream. 

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After that, My uncle and I experienced the most terrifying ride known as 'BOOMERANGO'. In this ride, there must be 2 people in a tube. The greater weight person must be on the back and lower weight person must be in the front. In this ride, a tube is launched at a curved wall before, then the gravity pulls you down( as shown in the above image). It wasa thrilling ride. My heart was in my mouth....... and butterflies in my stomach.....

It was time for lunch so we headed towards a restaurant in the water park. My sister and I ate Margherita Pizza, my grandparents ate veg food and my aunt and uncle ate sticky rice with mango smoothie. As kids were not allowed in the slides, my uncle did only few slides and took care of my brother. We headed towards our cabana for resting. After we had done with resting, My aunt, my sis and I experienced the most interesting ride named ' Python'. 
In this ride, the tube in we were sitting, kept shaking and bouncing around 5 to 6 metres. Screams are guaranteed here. 

As i was a little bit tired of the slides, i swum in the double wave pool for 15 - 20 minutes. Then me and my sister went through the serpentine and spiral.

The serpentine and spiral ride was not so scary but the time you get into the darkness in the tunnel, you get terrified. 

Last but not the least, My sister and I experienced the biggest ride in this water park, the "Aquacoaster". My aunt was terrified to go through the ride. So, she kept waiting until we finished with that ride.
We spent almost 10 hours in the park.
By 7:30, we were ready and left for our home. That was an extremely awesome day. I wish i could visit this water park once again. 

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