A Trip To Leave You Spellbound: Jaunting Phuket
Situated off the west coast of Thailand in the Andaman Sea, Phuket is the most exemplary destination for those who are in the lookout for thrilling activities, breathtaking views, sunbathing in sandy beaches, exotic food and a stirring nightlife. A weeklong trip is ideal to satisfy your traveler’s genes at rest in this rainforest island.
With 32 islands off its coast, Phuket, being the largest one, it has plenty to offer to tourists. Here is a list of some of the best attractions in this province.
Walk Along Kata Noi Beach
Kata Noi beach lies on the southwest end of the island of Phuket. It is a must go on the list of Phuket tours. A small bay with breathtaking view, Kata Noi is perfect for a romantic getaway where you can enjoy long walks on sandy beaches, relax and sunbathe and contemplate life and its wonders. Go for a refreshing swim in the calm waters and while your day with your dearone.
Explore Phuket Town
Phuket town offers an interesting contrast to the traditional Thai lifestyle seen elsewhere. The old early 20th century shop house kind of architecture dominates most of the town, especially on Thalang road. A stroll through the town is the perfect way to breathe in its history of tin mining of this seemingly sleepy provincial capital. However, the island city chirps with activity, thanks to the springing new cafes, massage parlors, historic temples and booming hotels. If you want to have a taste of culture, history and local life, Phuket’s old town should top your list.
Phang Nga Bay Island Boat Tour
Craving to go out in the waters? A boat trip to Phang Nga bay will satiate your deep blue desires. Limestone cliffs, intriguing hidden caves and caverns and emerald green waters consume your trip to this tropical island. Trust me, once you are out in the sea, you might be tempted to spend your entire trip lounging and sipping cocktail on the mesmerizing beaches as you watch the sun go down in the crystal waters. The Phang nga bay tour should stir your adventurous side too. Visit Ko Hae, the Coral island if you wish to go deep sea diving and indulge in fierce water sports. Ko Racha Noi and Ko Racha hai are twin islands that are well known to be diver’s paradise.
Shopping At Weekend Night Market
The locals call it Naka market; it is a night market just a little away from Phuket town. Opening around 4:30 pm, the market reveals an interesting jumble of items ranging from exotic fresh fruits, clothes, animals, pirated items, touristic souvenirs, handicrafts and old curiosities. The list of goods is endless here. Take a right from the main entrance, and you will discover the food front where you can gorge on delicious boiled butter corn on the cob, grilled chicken, fish cakes and spicy sausages.
Hang Out At The Kingdom of Tigers
If you ever wanted to see a tiger up close, this is the place for you. The Phuket Tiger Kingdom is famous for hand raising Indochinese tigers from birth until their final hours. You can take your pick as to which tigers you wish to hang out with in the cage along with a professional camera man. The tigers are fed around 7 in the evening, however, to avoid the crowd you may visit them when they open in the morning. With two restaurants on site, you won’t go hungry while you are there.
With 32 islands off its coast, Phuket, being the largest one, it has plenty to offer to tourists. Here is a list of some of the best attractions in this province.
Walk Along Kata Noi Beach
Kata Noi beach lies on the southwest end of the island of Phuket. It is a must go on the list of Phuket tours. A small bay with breathtaking view, Kata Noi is perfect for a romantic getaway where you can enjoy long walks on sandy beaches, relax and sunbathe and contemplate life and its wonders. Go for a refreshing swim in the calm waters and while your day with your dearone.
Explore Phuket Town
Phuket town offers an interesting contrast to the traditional Thai lifestyle seen elsewhere. The old early 20th century shop house kind of architecture dominates most of the town, especially on Thalang road. A stroll through the town is the perfect way to breathe in its history of tin mining of this seemingly sleepy provincial capital. However, the island city chirps with activity, thanks to the springing new cafes, massage parlors, historic temples and booming hotels. If you want to have a taste of culture, history and local life, Phuket’s old town should top your list.
Phang Nga Bay Island Boat Tour
Craving to go out in the waters? A boat trip to Phang Nga bay will satiate your deep blue desires. Limestone cliffs, intriguing hidden caves and caverns and emerald green waters consume your trip to this tropical island. Trust me, once you are out in the sea, you might be tempted to spend your entire trip lounging and sipping cocktail on the mesmerizing beaches as you watch the sun go down in the crystal waters. The Phang nga bay tour should stir your adventurous side too. Visit Ko Hae, the Coral island if you wish to go deep sea diving and indulge in fierce water sports. Ko Racha Noi and Ko Racha hai are twin islands that are well known to be diver’s paradise.
Shopping At Weekend Night Market
The locals call it Naka market; it is a night market just a little away from Phuket town. Opening around 4:30 pm, the market reveals an interesting jumble of items ranging from exotic fresh fruits, clothes, animals, pirated items, touristic souvenirs, handicrafts and old curiosities. The list of goods is endless here. Take a right from the main entrance, and you will discover the food front where you can gorge on delicious boiled butter corn on the cob, grilled chicken, fish cakes and spicy sausages.
Hang Out At The Kingdom of Tigers
If you ever wanted to see a tiger up close, this is the place for you. The Phuket Tiger Kingdom is famous for hand raising Indochinese tigers from birth until their final hours. You can take your pick as to which tigers you wish to hang out with in the cage along with a professional camera man. The tigers are fed around 7 in the evening, however, to avoid the crowd you may visit them when they open in the morning. With two restaurants on site, you won’t go hungry while you are there.
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