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¿Puedo Beber Agua del Grifo en Pattaya-Chonburi?

Q: ¿Qué contaminantes tiene el agua del grifo en Pattaya-Chonburi?

Los contaminantes monitoreados incluyen: Plomo, Arsénico, Coliform bacteria, E. coli, Cadmium, Nitrates, Manganese, Iron, Residual chlorine. Tap water in Pattaya-Chonburi is treated to Thailand standards, but visitors should use caution. The supply is mainly a mix of surface and groundwater sources with chlorination, coagulation/flocculation, filtration, and water quality can vary by building or neighborhood. Many travelers choose bottled or filtered water for drinking.

Precaución

3.0/5

Respuesta Rápida

Tap water in Pattaya-Chonburi is treated but best approached with caution for visitors. Many travelers prefer bottled or filtered water for drinking.

Tap water in Pattaya-Chonburi is treated to Thailand standards, but visitors should use caution. The supply is mainly a mix of surface and groundwater sources with chlorination, coagulation/flocculation, filtration, and water quality can vary by building or neighborhood. Many travelers choose bottled or filtered water for drinking.

Rankings y Comparaciones

Resumen de Seguridad

Ranking global #125 de 152

Puntuación de seguridad 3.0/5

Promedio del conjunto 3.8/5

Ranking en Tailandia #5 de 6

Promedio de Tailandia 3.0/5

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Detalles de Calidad del Agua

Pattaya-Chonburi follows Thailand’s drinking water regulations, with supply primarily from a mix of surface and groundwater sources treated by chlorination, coagulation/flocculation, filtration. While treatment is in place, quality can vary at the building level due to storage tanks or older plumbing, and this can affect taste and consistency. Visitors are generally advised to use bottled or properly filtered water for drinking and to be cautious with ice. If you need to use tap water, boiling for at least one minute provides an extra safety margin.

Fuente de aguaFuentes mixtas

TratamientoCloración, Floculación, Filtración

DurezaModerada

TDS250 ppm

Sabor2/5

Notas de saborchlorine · metallic · mineral

Datos de Contaminantes

Contaminante	Medido	Límite	Estado
Plomo	0.015 mg/L	0.01 mg/L WHO	Excede
Arsénico	—	0.01 mg/L WHO	Excede
Coliform bacteria	—	0 WHO	Excede
E. coli	—	0 WHO	Excede
Cadmium	—	0.003 mg/L WHO	OK
Nitrates	—	50 mg/L WHO	Excede
Manganese	0.44 mg/L	0.4 mg/L WHO	Excede
Iron	0.35 mg/L	0.3 mg/L WHO	Excede
Residual chlorine	—	—	OK

Consejos Prácticos

🧊 Hielo seguro 🪧 Usar embotellada para cepillarse 🍽 Agua de restaurante segura 🔥 Hervir es efectivo 💧 Filtro recomendado

Use sealed bottled water for drinking and brushing teeth
Avoid ice unless you know it was made with purified water
Boil tap water for 1 minute if bottled water is unavailable
Consider a bottle filter or UV purifier for day trips
Stick to cooked foods from reputable vendors
Ask restaurants if their water is filtered or treated

Agua embotellada~$0.5 USD (En todas partes)

Filtros recomendadosCarbón activado, Ósmosis inversa, Cerámico, Botella con filtro

Consejos para Viajeros

Nivel de riesgo: Moderado Riesgo de diarrea: Moderado

In Pattaya-Chonburi, it’s best to use bottled or filtered water for drinking and brushing teeth, especially during short visits. Ice may be unsafe unless made with purified water. If you’re staying longer, consider a reliable filter or UV purifier.

About one-third of foreign travelers develop diarrhea within 28 days of arrival, with a median onset of 9 days. Risk is highest during the first two weeks. Young travelers, those eating street food, and those with poor hand hygiene face the greatest risk.