Phuket, Thailand’s largest island rich in nature’s bounty, has become one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Southeast Asia and for this reason, it is flocked by countless tourists from all over the world who want to experience a one of a kind tourist destination.
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Putting this factor into consideration, Phuket International Airport has become very busy as of late as it is easily one of the best ways to get to the island. Making this easier are a number of domestic airlines flying in and out of the town offering their Phuket flights relatively cheap prices so that a large number of travellers and tourists can fly over to have the time of their lives.
So, if you want to experience a unique vacation that is just one for the books, you can check this travel guide and achieve a fun and hassle-free Phuket vacation. It contains some of the iconic attractions that you shouldn’t dare miss.
Wat Suwan Kuha Temple
Wat Suwan Kuha Temple is a historic place of worship that attracts countless tourists because of its unique location. It is built inside a cave and has a huge reclining Buddha that can be viewed from different angles. Visiting this place is spiritual experience that you’ll cherish for a very long time.
James Bond Island
Known as the island of Koh Tapu, it got its moniker—James Bond Island—because the Hollywood film, “The Man With the Golden Gun” was shot there.
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Daily trips are scheduled in the island but to make sure that you’ll have a stress-free travel, it would be best if you’ll rent your own boat. By doing so, you can experience the limestone formations of Koh Tapu that are simple picture perfect.
Old Phuket Town
(image courtesy: Willy Thuan @phuket101.net)
Old Phuket Town is a low-key area that is known for its vintage appeal despite the presence of a number of modern business establishments in the area. There you’ll find old printing presses, bookstores, and kiosks that sell different kinds of goods. You’ll also find restaurants, diners, and coffee shops that serve affordable food that will tickle your taste buds.
Conclusion
The above mentioned attractions are only some of the places that will spice up your Phuket vacation. There are so many others that you should visit while holidaying and they’ll definitely give you a run for your money when it comes to injecting a sense of enjoyment in your trip.
All in all, boredom is the least of your concerns if your Phuket, Thailand trip pushes through.
Fast Facts:
1. Phuket is located approximately 862 kilometres south of Bangkok.
2. There are only two seasons in a year the green season (May to October) and the hot season (November to April).
3. Phuket is divided into 3 administrative districts: namely, Amphoe Muang, Amphoe Thalang and Amphoe Kathu.
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5 Comments
I would like to avoid phukhet coz of its popularity and rather go to krabi!!!
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Nice to read. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for this glimpse into Phuket island, Arti. I’d love to visit in person but actually my son’s family is staying at a hotel with private beach in Phuket for a week in next week. Personally I wonder how the parents can enjoy themselves with two little children: 44-month-old girl who always runs, jumps, spins, rather recklessly, and is stubborn in the process of developing identity, and 15-month-old one who must prefer the rubber swimming pool at home. I’m praying no troubles and safe and sound vacation for them.
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ReplyDeleteGreat !I missed my trip to Phuket, when I went with Thailand Tourism. Was planning to extend the trip but had another trip confirmed for the dates. Btw after I returned from Thailand, i then went for Thai Cooking classes, do check out and tell me how do you think of Thai Food. Here: http://www.photokatha.in/chiang-mai-night/
Very useful information about Phuket.
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