Sri Racha isn't really your average tourist destination as it really hasn't got a lot going for it, a few Thai seafood restaurants, a Robinsons, a ECC if you want to be a TEFLer, a couple of hotels like the City Hotel and Laem Thong Serviced Apartments, and of course as with any Thai town a few Temples, got to admit I don't know the name of this one, its just as you enter Sri Racha from the Pattaya direction it's up on the mountain on the right, the entrance is between the ESSO garage and the Jet Jiffy petrol station.
The road up the mountain has a sheer drop off to one side with no barriers so probably not a good idea to try it after a few beers, but you do get a good view, here's a picture of Sri Racha and the bridge to Koh Loi (Koh Loy Temple/Sri Racha).
Koh Loi is probably worth a visit as it has some turtles plus the temple stuff although weekends it is packed
Getting near the top of the mountain it has some pretty good views of Sri Racha.
The Temple - Wat itself isn't very impressive but the monks houses were pretty good, most were built into the mountainside and each was different, this house was probably the smartest I reckon.
Nice views of Sri Racha Harbour and Koh Loi from his place.
A bit lower down the mountain and not so impressive was this monks house.
One of the shrines at the temple.
Theres 2 ways to get to the temple grounds and they don't join by road, the way I went it went straight to the top of the mountain, the trouble is most of the temple area is halfway down the mountain, here's some of the poxy stairs you have to walk down, and then walk back up to get to your car had to have a rest half way up
The only thing that Sri Racha is a tiny bit famous for is of course the Sri Racha fish sauce, quite a claim to fame I suppose if you like fish sauce, think they do chilli sauce as well.