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Phuket

Phuket

Phuket province is located in southern Thailand. It is the biggest Island of Thailand and sits on the Andaman sea. The nearest province to the north is Phang-nga and the nearest provinces to the east are Phang-nga and Krabi.

Phuket has a large Chinese influence, so you will see many Chinese shrines and Chinese Restaurants around the City. A Chinese Vegetarian Festival is held there every year. While the Chinese community is quite big, there are many other ethnicities bringing all their traditions and festivals from all over the world to Phuket.

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Visiting Phuket is easy as there are many Travel options.

Being a big Island, Phuket is surrounded by many magnificent Beaches such as Rawai, Patong, Karon, Kamala, Kata Yai, Kata Noi, and Mai Khao. Laem Phromthep viewpoint is said to feature the most beautiful sunsets in Thailand.

It isn’t all just Beaches though, there is also fantastic classical architecture such as the Goom Restaurant. That and the very welcome atmosphere and the famous Phuket NIGHTLIFE, you can see why the Island is a hotspot for tourists in Thailand.
The Beaches of the south coast are typically crowded, while the north is far more tranquil.
All the major Beaches (such as Patong beach, Kata Beach, Karon beach, Nai Han beach, Mai Khao beach, Nai Yang beach) offer instruction and equipment for diving, Snorkelling, windsurfing and sailing. Don’t forget to notice the red flag! before swim.

Phuket Kata Beach

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Hat Pathong Phuket

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Hat Pathong Phuket

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Phuket is one of the oldest cities with a long history in Thailand. This old town used to be the important port of the west of Malay Peninsula where Chinese people from oversea came for settling business and where cassiterite can be found. Phuket used to be ruled by the western both Portugal and Holland.
Sino-European Architecture Building
Landmarks and Memorials
In the Patong subdistrict, between Kamala and Karon, this beach is a top tourist destination for both Thais and international visitors.
Hat Patong
Beaches Bay
The first bridge that was built to connect Phuket and Phang nga, the structure stretches between Ban Ta Chatchai, Mai Khao subdistrict, Thalang in Phuket Ban Ta Noon, Khok Kloi district, Takua Thung, Phang Nga.
Sarasin Bridge
Landmarks and Memorials
Located approximately 20 kilometers from town is a historic Temple that serves as an invaluable reference on Thalangs History.
Wat Phranang Sang
Historical Sites Monuments Temple
Phuket Aquarium is another fun place for children and family to spend their time on holidays. It is a joyful place for family to spend time together and a learning center outside classroom to gain knowledge about sea resources and Thailand coasts.
Phuket Aquarium
Zoos and Aquariums
The park is located approximately 30 kilometers from Phuket City. Occupying an area of 90 square kilometers, the park has a 13-kilometer Beach. Formerly known as Nai Yang national park, it was declared a National Park on 13 July 1981.
Sirinat National Park
National Parks Marine Reserves
Located north of Patong Beach is a secluded beach dotted with rocks and coral reefs. Accommodations and restaurants are available. Another interesting stopover is Freedom Beach which is located around the head of Laem Ka Sai Rot and is accessible by a chartered long-tailed Boat.
Kalim Beach
Beaches Bay
Thalang, Phuket
Banana Beach
Beaches Bay
‘Peranakan’ is a Malay word literally meaning “born here” and was initially used to describe mixed-race Chinese inhabitants with foreign fathers and local mothers.
Peranakan Museum
Museums
Located in Thanon Pathipat, Vichit sub-district, this vantage point atop a hill in Phuket’s northwestern sector offers incredible 360-degree panoramic views which include the bay, the city and nearby mountain peaks, and visitors who reach the summit around dusk can gaze down over the mesmerizing sight of the city lights twinkling below.
Khao Rang
Mountain

Kata And Karon Beaches

Beaches Bay

These two popular Beaches lie on the western side of Phuket and both feature flat expanses of powdery white sand leading down to the sea. The clear water makes them perfect for swimming and there are plenty of other things to do like get a traditional Thai massage, play beach sports or soak up some rays.

Add this to a range of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets and affordable dining options, and it’s really no surprise that this pair of golden bays is perennially popular with tourists.

Ko Racha Yai

Islands Beaches Bay

This supremely scenic Island is located just off Phuket’s southernmost tip and features fine white sand Beaches and an incredible viewing point atop a hill towards the bottom of the island.

From here, visitors can look down over Ao Patok bay, Ao siam, with the island’s longest stretch between the horseshoe- shaped mountains to the west and Ao Khon Khae, which is ideal for snorkeling around the coral reefs, over on the east of the island.

Coral Island Or Ko He

Islands Beaches Bay

Just off the northeastern tip of Phuket, 10 km from the coast, this picturesque Island features immaculate sandy Beaches on the northern and eastern flanks and its clear waters and colorful coral reefs are ideal for swimming or snorkeling. There are ample resorts and eateries and plenty of activities available on the island for those looking for a longer stay.

Ko Lon

Beaches Bay

Just five km from the Phuket coast, this Island can be reached by hired Boat from Rawai pier. Most of the inhabitants here are Muslims who make a living from Fishing and farming, as well as tourist based ventures.

Once aboard the island, visitors can learn about the Local wisdom and way of life, try their hand at batik dyeing using natural dyes, making local sweets like Khanom ko and Khanom Bai Maphrao and late night squid fishing.

Phuket Old Town

Historical Houses Art

Comprising of the Thanon Klang, Thanon Dibuk, Thanon Phang nga, Thanon Yaowarat, Thanon Krabi and Soi Romanee roads, the area is steeped in History and in bygone days was inhabited by settlers from many different nations and ethnic groups, including Chinese, Indians, Europeans and Muslims who came to trade or put down their roots.

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Blue Canyon Golf Course

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Blue Canyon Golf Course

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Phuket Chalong Bay

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